Nobody cares about Mac gaming. Except Blizzard.

Yes.

yes

Its censorship plain and simple.

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Well, I hope he at least spray-painted his name when he got to the top. No sense in making that climb for nothing. And I hope he snatched a few bricks for souvenirs.

Narcissistic asshole.

Many developers have been complaining about the engine? Only one dev team is using it so who are these people complaining when no one is using it.

You make that sound like such a bad thing. They’re trying to conjure up genuinely interesting themes for the setting rather than just going with the ultra high-fantasy sci-fi that the series has been somewhat mired in for a while, FF9 notwithstanding.

Is there not a way to do this natively in iOS, either as part of the OS or with an app? Genuine question. I know with Android there are apps and many custom ROMs have it baked right in. I’ve gotten into the habit of recording every conversation I have with a business. It often comes in handy since I can’t remember…

So every single MMO?

weather and climate are not the same thing.

Well sure, if you have a Y-axis that is big enough, any slope will begin to look flat. Unless you’re saying that average global temperatures SHOULD fluctuate between freezing and half-way to boiling, then you’re doing your graphing wrong

Gee, it’s like you’re trying to say a change of a couple degrees doesn’t matter much in the grand scheme of things.

Might want to try again, since that clearly shows warming. You could zoom out even further. If the scale is +/- 1000 degrees it looks completely flat! That’s how you do it.

Poorly-labeled graph with source that doesn’t support it! Drink!

Maybe you shouldn’t be attempting to refute this scientific information with the opinion of a former TV weatherman.

Yes. It would eventually consume the entire house and spread to neighboring homes and outward until it reaches the next town, then region, then country, etc. That’s why you must have the open flame as limiting factor.

Absolutely. I think the desk placement at our school (long line of tables where three kids have to crowd around per one computer) doesn’t help. I can’t think of a better solution (perhaps mincraft on ipads so they can hand it off to each other?). My cursory suggestion of that option has been met with enthusiasm, but…

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