fede_histpop
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Ehm.... well, evolution has been observed... if you think at the remains of animals who lived many, many, many years ago... I mean, fishes, for example, who don't live now, but lived and we know that because we have part of them, well, they have changed in time to become as they are, or?
And men also changed... you can't say men have never changed... think at Lucy, for example, one of the oldest skeleton of human being we found... men changed too.
And then, how couldn't both theories live together? Who says man has been created yesterday, and not the day before? I mean, evolution can come after creation. Why not?
Bible and evolution do not contradict.
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I found the mistake: it was a crappy compiler!
I downloaded another and this time everything worked.
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Oh, they are happy and everything! Simply look at their "parties" in the forest, the same parties the Dwarves want to go to to recieve help... and then there's also the party they do while Bilbo "prepares" the Dwarves for the escape
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well, a few years, beta in over one year, and then some more stuff, maybe about two years?? I dunno, you guys may even not!
Beta testing may need less than what you think
But you're right, we don't know exactly...
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Well, also in AoK multiple villies lived in a single house...
Romans had the insulae, but only the plebeans lived in those multi-familiar houses. And another thing: if those new buildings would give the players the chance to train 10 units instead of five, don't you think that wouldn't be very good, for we'll have a not so big pop limit?
Anyway, the idea is interesting.
If you have more suggestions, post them! Suggestions are always useful.
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I found it in a very strange way... accidentally one might say.
I discovered WFG on an italian computer magazine!!!
For more details (and there are many), read my interview as soon as it will be ready (it should be soon, it was completed some days ago).
(Shameless self-promotion is a constant, here, Stuart
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I started studying C at the university this week...
I wanted to have a code who sums all the numbers between 0 and a given number "a".
The following is the program (it's a test, not sure it works properly):
#include
int main (void)
{
int c=0,n;
double r;
printf ("\nInsert a natural number n < 32767 ... ");
scanf ("%d",&n);
while ((n+1)<1) {
printf ("\nI said it has to be NATURAL and < than 32767!!");
printf ("\nInsert a natural number n < 32767 ... ");
scanf ("%d",&n);
}
r=0;
while (c<=n) {
r=r+c;
c++;
}
printf ("The sum of all the numbers between 0 and %d is %d\n",n,r);
return 0;
}
When I try to compile it, it gives the following error message:
line 18: wrong # args in function call
'printf ("The sum of all the numbers between 0 and %d is %d\n",n,r);'
aborting compile
Anyone has an idea of how I should correct it?
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I also like the Silvan elves and their less old/solemn view in LotR. This is one of the only times they truly show elves in time of peace!
Well, they haven't a very nice image, do they?
The only right thing they do is to help Esgaroth's men...
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A thing... I hope nobody has already talked about it...
What do you think of multiplayer campaigns?
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I think we should make the projects leaders decide... it's something that has to fit the projects, imo.
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It takes 110 minutes to go, and 140 to come back...
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Do you mean, in The Hobbit?
Well, I like many parts....
For first, I like a lot the starting chapter, when all the Dwarves come to Bilbo's house! Then also the fight between Bilbo and the spiders, and his first meeting with Smaug.
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Well, you can see:
1.) Who posts/spams more
2.) Who is given more 'money';
3.) Who gives away more 'money'.
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I fear they'll cut it to the 'second end': The marriage of Aragorn and Arwen.
Note: for me the 'first end' is, basically, the feast in Ithilien. The 'third end' is the Scouring of the Shire; the fourth the Grey Heavens.
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AoK
F1GP4
a special all-WFG's-games pack
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I prefer to mix the various kinds of scenarios, it seems more 'complete'.
And then it's easy to make a RPG-FF who becomes a B&D where you have to attack and siege a city, or to defend yours...
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Good idea, Fire Giant. We could call them also sestertii.
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Yeah, they cut it.
Why do I have to wait january to see RotK?
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Hmmm... it looks very nice, but a lot improveable.
And we see just battle- and lightscreenies, so still we don't know its potential.
Battles are not all, in a RTS...
Let's wait till we know something about the "S" of RTS, to fear it.
And it doesn't seem to have a Map Editor...
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Good! Btw, is my sig ok? I'm not sure..... but I had to cut for space...
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And where's "Project Leader"?
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Updated!
Btw: what does "Adan" (under my username) mean?
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I like this skin
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Anyway, bridge-making for 0AD has already been suggested...
Eighth-grader Suspended Over Religious Pamphlet
in Hall of Intellectuals
Posted
I'm not kidding at all!
And I'm glad men did not create himself... otherwise we'd have been all dead.
(Please note that I do believe in a God, the catholic one to be precise.)
Anyway, bones do not "vanish" in particular conditions, such as no oxygen, which leads to no bacteria, which leads to no decomposition.
(And bones are changed into dust by bacteria in shorter time of what you think; apart from particular ground compositions, bones in cemeteries tend to be "re-used" by bacteria in less than 20 years.)
Then Lucy is very different if compared to someone who's back hurts.
First of all, Lucy had a smaller, smaller brain, her jaw was much more "outside" the face if compared to ours, we have bigger noses.
And evolution does not say man created himself, nor that process was of elimination. Simply, animal/vegetables who were stronger had more chances to reproduce themselves and so to keep in life through hundreds and hundreds years.
Childs should be taught the truth? Ok, but which is exactly the truth? Who tells you that God did not create the animals before the men, and that after men changed? The Bible does not say that the first man was exactly as it is now...
(And another thing about the truth... I suppose you studied math... well, then you're taught a very simplified math, so a very simplified truth too...)
Anyway, I respect your opinion.