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Mostly organizational. Not only there may be varius header and source files, but they may be distributed throughout various subdirectories. There are also two other advantages you get when splitting the source: partial recompilation is easier and faster (that is, you simply recompile the files...

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Any agreement regarding the Nether transit system?

A badly edited, mildly unfunny view of OF. Original

Could you add me? Username is 'umux'

Ah, so the foreign powers' plan was to strike Brasilia :P

Maybe this thread should be locked? Haven't seen one useful comment in 7 pages.

Nah. Many years ago, it would be weird if a certain light pole did not turn off when I passed under it...

When I was in England, I played some Lord of the Rings skirmishes. I really wanted to try Warhammer 40k, but, unfortunately, that kind of game practically doesn't exist here in Brazil :(.

This is the only tab I have open, and Firefox is already eating up ~600 MB of RAM...

They can't be distributed, unless you get permission from the original authors (or the addon licences explicitly allow it). Guides should be okay though.

I pray that will never happen. Because, if it does, I think I wouldn't be able to stand the sheer awesomness of such explosion(s) :facts:

Ah, yes. While, on the first game, everything was f:censored: epic, I almost didn't finish the sequel as it was too boring... It can't. There's, however, an OSS engine enhancement (don't know if it's playable without the original game): http://homesource.nekomimicon.net/

Played them a long time ago. Can't remember why, but I didn't quite like the sequel.

Quite as random as the topic itself (or not...)

This exports trajectory data to Google Earth. Quite limited, but no special setup is needed.

Saturn V, although I also like the soviet N1.

Here, gasoline is about R$2.49 (~$1.39 USD) per litre, and electricity is R$0.37 (~$0.20 USD) kWh.

No matter how good or bad a teacher is, the responsibility rests solely on the student. If he rests, even the best teachers are worth nothing.

The main bottleneck is latency, which really only improves by shortening the distance between two components. That's why, as Urwumpe said, RAM modules are close to the CPU, and why caches are located inside it. The other possibility is by exchanging electrons with photons, but I don't think...