Poe!

Nothing to get a boner over

Um...

...Gentlemen.

http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/60810187/0/0/1

Didn't study, at all, for my Chem final. . .I'm dumd

Chem is dumd, not you.

Gaming's a hobby, I prefer to stay away from the drama.

ayyyyn rand lmao

So this week is my last week of my undergraduate degree, and I put off writing my thesis until the last minute. And by 'put off', I mean literally did zero work for it. I defend it on Friday morning and it's due to my director tomorrow afternoon. My finals are done so I don't mind some essay writing (essays are easy as shit compared to senior engineering finals), but this is just really dumb.

Don't be a dumbass, kids.



Oh this isn't political enough to stay in Serious? Here's LeBron James wearing an Eric Garner shirt:



BIOLOGY


Literature!

I just want to know the concept behind the weapon which destroyed the entire planet.

It creates a field that negates the strong nuclear force, causing electrons to split off from atoms, resulting in a chain reaction that affects any matter in relatively close proximity. It was originally used as a mining tool to reduce asteroids to dust to mine the ores as particulates, but was rigged into a weapon. It hasn't officially been converted from the mining device into the M.D. device in the series, but it's pretty obvious.

Oh my sweet lord jesus christ please don't do this.

Let the baby soothe you

Quote from: H̲u̲r̲t̲f̲u̲l̲T̲u̲r̲k̲e̲y on December 10, 2014, 06:26:47 PM

It'll be specific to your college, but in general computer science is more theoretical and software engineering/development is more practical. If you have a knack for coding, you'll do very well in SE; if you want to learn about systems, then you'll enjoy CS.

Computer science is to software engineering as pure math is to physics.

So for someone with little knowledge in programming (I've only wrote a hello world program in 2 languages) it'd be best to go into computer science to get the best understanding of theory, while software development is more of a narrowed/specialized path?  After graduating and a few years of working in the field I'd like to work independently.  Which would you suggest?

I'd talk to Isara or Cheat for specifics, but I would think that if you want a more general education go with CS, or if you know you want to write software, specifically, then go with SE/SD. My fiancee's dad is has a master's in CS and gets contract jobs writing for Intel. Pays really well, but for the most part it's grunt work.

It'll be specific to your college, but in general computer science is more theoretical and software engineering/development is more practical. If you have a knack for coding, you'll do very well in SE; if you want to learn about systems, then you'll enjoy CS.

Computer science is to software engineering as pure math is to physics.

Quote from: H̲u̲r̲t̲f̲u̲l̲T̲u̲r̲k̲e̲y on December 10, 2014, 04:34:00 PM

Quote from: Meta Cognition on December 10, 2014, 04:28:26 PM

Out of interest, what sort of Christian are you?

I'm hip to Luther's jive

I want his entire wardrobe. I wish British series weren't so short, because that show is amazing.

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/story/27569506/2014/12/07/tempe-pastor-remains-unapologetic-in-his-call-for-christians-to-kill-gay-people

On the thread we had here earlier, there were several comments complaining that you never hear about Christians condemning this stuff.

Well...

TEMPE, Ariz. - Demonstrators gathered peacefully in Tempe Sunday morning to protests the controversial words from a pastor. Last week, he said that killing gays will free the world from AIDS. Sunday, before church, FOX 10 caught up with the pastor. He was unapologetic, but protestors and other clergy are saying he is twisting the word of god to perpetuate hate.

Pastor Steven Anderson stood outside of his Tempe church laughing with his parishioners. While just a few yards away, demonstrators protested his inflammatory words in a sermon last week.

In a viral video you can see on YouTube, Anderson advocates for the execution of gay people.

"If you execute the homos, you wouldn't have all these AIDS running rampant," said Anderson.

Just before service at the Faithful Word Baptists Church today, Anderson briefly spoke to reporters-- unapologetic about his words.

The Bible's Ten Commandments state "Thou shall not kill." Despite this, Anderson continued to defend his beliefs.
 "Well actually Jesus quoted that in the New Testament and said thou shall not murder, and it's not murder for the government to execute criminals," said Anderson. [Fuck this guy]

Protestors chanted outside the church -- some comparing the pastor to Hitler; many fearing Anderson's words will motivate the killing of gay people.

"He may not actually do it himself,” said Kenny Caron. “He may not tell someone to do it, but because the way he does it, anybody can go out and do it like I did it for him.”

At one point the pastor confronted the group, but both groups remained peaceful.

“By asking and putting it out there that you wish for certain people to be slaughtered, you are committing a sin,” said Maria Flores.

The pastor continued with his service surrounded by many parishioners openly carrying their guns, and the group outside continued with their protest, only armed with signs calling for "Love not Hate."

tl;dr dude's an asshole

Take what Yahtzee says with a grain of salt. He tends to rush through games and then highlight it's biggest flaws.

FC4 is definitely very similar to FC3, but how is that bad? FC3 was damn-near perfect at what it set out to do.