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Creative Projects / Re: ATTENTION MUSICIANS:
« on: July 19, 2009, 09:53:07 am »
Okay, thanks cool. I'll try to get my hands on it.
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Where is that?
You're never gonna make a fortress flipping your wrists at it like a nancy boy. You've got to put your whole body into it if you want to dig.
Next time, you sould try laying out a build plan, make sure to include wooden supports, ventilation, escavated material dump site, larger picks(hand picks arnt dwarven), experience(try to dig out a ramp, see if you got the stamina and the patience), and provisions(kitten meat is a good source of energy for active dwarves)...
You better have a well planned aproach to digging, er the carp get hungery.
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It's not the beard that makes you a Dwarf. Not that it excuses that wispy little elf you brought along.
Were you really trying to dig a cave with a clawhammer? You're gonna a bigger pick. And supports.
i believe that was a rock hammer, however you were using the hammer side, rather than the pick side... tsk tsk

Ewwww, external links. Who in there right mind would click that?
Dubulya-tee-eff is a pallkar?


Well it's not Boatmurdered, but ah well! It's always fun to read these stories. Thanks for the link!
Moore's law has kept up surprisingly well from what I've heard, if you count multiple cores as the same raw computing power of a single processor.
The problem is that we can't make anywhere near as optimal use of that power as we once did. The numbers have just gotten too big, and safe - though less then optimal - coding practices are becoming more important, because we don't have the capacity to think as deeply through the computer's processes. This is why Java's such a hit - inefficient as hell (it interprets code not directly as instructions to the machine but as instructions to a virtual machine, which is then broken down into a form that a computer can understand) but a lot more padded bits to stop people from poking themselves in the eye.