Or the fanfiction for it has been lost to the pre-internet times and the fanzines. The existing Spellsinger fanfiction (although there's not much of it) as well as the lack of a note of disallowment of fanfiction on ADF's official site or his forum indicates your hypothetical is not true.
That's what Norton Commander was for.
Norton buddy! You are literally the first other person I have ever spoken to who remembers that Norton Commander even exists.
The ones of us who also handled DR-DOS and PC-DOS and Apple DOS and ProDOS and Atari DOS knew.
Although, nowadays I use Total Commander 'cause NC just isn't up to the task anymore.
I use it all the time on my Linux VMs, although I think Krusader is the better tool as a general thing.
Fascinating, and I do mean that. So it's more a VM in the sense that the Java Virtual Machine interpreter is a VM? It's not really a simulated hardware environment, but it's so encapsulated and isolated that there really is no contact between the OS layers at all. That is actually really cool and I am suddenly very impressed with the Windows 3.1 development team, thank you for taking the time to write this up. I owe you one, feel free to call it in anytime.
Well, Wikipedia has a page on it:
L oh fucking L. If you're a Marine, then I'm the mothership that carried the Chpatisk Fithp to Winterhome. You have alternatively claimed to have served for 27, 30, 42, and even 60 years in the Marine Corps. Even at the minimum, 27 years is an awfully long time to only become an O-4, considering that most people in the service for that long would be eligible to become a colonel, which is an O-6.
Fun fact: with the right kind of forced-visual-input equipment, it is entirely possible to see "forbidden" colors such as a reddish green or yellowish blue, even if it is impossible to describe them using human language. I have made that experience. Let me say that it is fucking weird to look at something and think that it looks orange and green at the same time and that you cannot explain how that could possibly be.
("You see, if you look at the biotics effects, and model them with the math from thranx WIMP tech and human AI work, focusing on the informational-theoretic side of things..." "Do you think 'octarine' would be a good name for the colour these crystal glow?")
There is a recent breakthrough in genetics research that was recently published. Apparently there is a new way to read DNA that discards the previous assumptions about telomeres and genes. They have successfully managed to extend the lifespan of lab rats by ten percent withing two generations. I wonder if it will carry over into humans.
But energized planium explodes even around shielded WIMP tech ships. How would that work? Unless by rescue you mean, released from their mortal coil.Yes. Exactly. That is why Humanx needed to step in and rescue them...
The issue with that program in the Humanx universe is that a K-K Posigrav Drive makes a much more effective weapon in that sense - you just drive it THROUGH your target planet, and it all goes to hell in a handbasket quite happily.
I do not know that much about the Humanx novels, but hey, when you think about it, that really just makes it an even better kinetic kill vehicle, just as you said yourself. Not sure I see how that's an issue, per se.
No, actually the Zex as a whole are the ones jumping in antennae first. The Zuzex jump in before their antennae can.Thinking about it, that's probably a pretty good way to look at it; The Zex hive are the thranx that are in many ways the closest to the human mindset. Poor bastards
Really? Do you have a source for this?
But isn't Dark Matter/Energy causing the Universe to expand faster than otherwise possible?
The biggest thing about Dark Matter (and the biggest argument for its existence) is that there is a large number of galaxies that should not be able to exist as observed if there wasn't an invisible thing somewhere within them that somehow holds them together, with gravity from a source that cannot be seen but must clearly exist.
Hmm. I think I'm missing something; wouldn't this still have the issue of "you can't exceed 1g*c2 per gram"? (About 9TJ/g.) Binding energy still contributes to mass, as does dark matter and dark energy.I'm quite pleased with my idea for planium, as it seems to me to fit the observed facts about canon eezo fairly accurately but extends it in all sorts of interesting ways
I guess I just have the wrong idea of what it does - the story Wizards at War talks about it expanding space, which is what made me think of it like Anti-mass.