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Have you ever developed apps for Windows phone? If so, does it use the same Visual Studio IDE or do you use something different?
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I've just recently started a course in development for Android and I'm curious to see how they parallel.
How goes your D&D campaign?
How goes your D&D campaign?
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I'm using an Android Studio IDE from Google. The class is using Eclipse with the Android stuff added in, but I wanted to use the Google one to try it out.
More experience as a player always helps. Are you playing in a game?
More experience as a player always helps. Are you playing in a game?
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"Don't take refuge in the false security of consensus."
—Christopher Hitchens
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Drink much shine?
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Not much. I've had some "commericial moonshine," but that was 80-100 proof at best.
Did have some that was distilled by a friend's grandfather, which definitely had a bigger kick that your standard. Up there with 151. Maybe even more.
The strongest an alcohol felt/tasted would be Stroh, a 160 proof rum. First time I had it, I took shots with 2 other friends. One writhing and the other immediately threw up. I stood there, nodding my head and keeping the burn in check. It burns the throat for a good minute. I felt a good deal stronger than 151 and along with some everclear that was clearly higher.
Did have some that was distilled by a friend's grandfather, which definitely had a bigger kick that your standard. Up there with 151. Maybe even more.
The strongest an alcohol felt/tasted would be Stroh, a 160 proof rum. First time I had it, I took shots with 2 other friends. One writhing and the other immediately threw up. I stood there, nodding my head and keeping the burn in check. It burns the throat for a good minute. I felt a good deal stronger than 151 and along with some everclear that was clearly higher.
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ArchAngel wrote:Nope. Don't have a whole lot of friends who can DM. Trying to convince a coworker to get a game started, and, of course, I wait with bated breath for your and Fathom's campaigns.

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Having used both, I think I can safely say that the Android Studio IDE is kilometers ahead of Eclipse ADT. Eclipse has always been a slow application for me, and the Android tools make it nigh unusable.ArcticFox wrote:I'm using an Android Studio IDE from Google. The class is using Eclipse with the Android stuff added in, but I wanted to use the Google one to try it out.
Thoughts on this month's loot crate? I thought it was ok, but I'm hoping the next one is better.
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What scientific developments in the last 5-10 years make you the most excited, and why is it space exploration?
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Haha, love how you answered your first question with your second. Glad you did, because stuff in my head is pretty loosely chronologically bound.
Yeah, as far as science goes it's Space, followed by Quantum and Theoretical Physics.
I've wondered by space takes up interest. Is it some latent desire for fatherly respect and attention? I don't know, maybe? That primal urge for humans to explore? Some subconscious urge for something more than just this life? A hope for the future?
You know that call you feel when you stare up at the night sky?
Or shoot, maybe I just want a spaceship.
All I know is, we spend an inordinately small amount of resources on this. And all those people who think we should "fix our problems on earth first" or "we'd just ruin space, too" can **** off.
Yeah, as far as science goes it's Space, followed by Quantum and Theoretical Physics.
I've wondered by space takes up interest. Is it some latent desire for fatherly respect and attention? I don't know, maybe? That primal urge for humans to explore? Some subconscious urge for something more than just this life? A hope for the future?
You know that call you feel when you stare up at the night sky?
Or shoot, maybe I just want a spaceship.
All I know is, we spend an inordinately small amount of resources on this. And all those people who think we should "fix our problems on earth first" or "we'd just ruin space, too" can **** off.