@Almost I kinda had the same feeling about the robots when i first saw them but after you see them in action you can see that they kinda work. Weird design though. :heart: Tars. The planet was made up of frozen clouds. The surface was a lie. Dr Mann made up the surface of that planet and faked the data so that he would eventually get picked for having the “best” planet for building a new human colony. He then executed his plan to take their ship to another planet that actually had a chance of sustaining life. If his plan worked, he would have survived as well. He was pretty selfish. I’m pretty sure they said that it he was the best pilot for this mission and that he had been training for it most of his life. At the start when he has that nightmare. That was one of the test flights for the Lazarus missions but for some reason their was a gravitational anomaly, similar to the one in his house, that stopped him from completing the test. Also, when he is at the school speaking to Murph’s teachers they say that most of the engineers, pilots etc… are not needed any more because all the world needs at the moment are farmers. NASA was also disbanded but kept alive in secret. I’m not sure if they would have been able to train more pilots for the flight.

Cry of Fear was a bit of a failure last night but we managed to rescue the game night with @GoaNy’s suggest of an online board game. Boardgame online It worked out to be quite an interesting and fun game to play. Definitely worth another go with some more people, I can imagine it being even more crazy than it was last night.

@Almost that’s how I felt when reading this while watching HoC season 3.

Nah, the categories make it work really well. There’s only one section that doesn’t show completely on 1 page, and it only has 1 hidden row.

Ah nice. I didn’t even think of mapping midi to key inputs. Full disclosure: I did’t like Amelie.

Maybe they expected you to do two passes? def satisfiesF(L): x = [] for item in L: if f(item): x.append(item) for item in x: L.remove(item) return len(L) Seems like a bad question to me. If we’re going with the second interpretation (where you return a new list) I think this would work: def satisfiesF(L): return [x for x in L if f(x)]

I’ve known about Nest for a long while now, but never knew they were bought by Google; @almost your reply in the wearable Android thread makes sense now.

@Almost samsies, i was like “I have no idea what the fuck this guy is even…”

For anyone who’s interested, here’s a talk from Mozilla on rust: https://air.mozilla.org/guaranteeing-memory-safety-in-rust/ It’s a good introduction to the ideas behind what rust does and why it does them.

Well i drained it. With some effort, paper towels and some tilting. All I need now is another heat sync and i’ll have another computer. I was thinking about setting up a server but not sure what for. Maybe a few game servers, minecraft maybe? I can’t really let this i7 go to waste.

@Scuzz I think it’ll be a base for both oems and developers to branch from. Much like holo was.

In the keynote I think it kept going. That might change by the time of release.

@Schamper You can build it from source and i think i read that Freya beta will be coming out soon.

@Scuzz Also pound.

It used to be called http://unbaby.me/. Kinda get an abortion website feel from that url

P.S. if you actually rename it to Minecrosoft and run it through steam, other people will see you playing Minecrosoft.

Haha nah, they released some commands that can unlock FPS and change the FOV as people complained about it being locked to 30FPS and those huge black bars.

I love you too

Wow that’s hilariously awesome ! I lost it at “Moving with the vibration of dildos” … what a robot. xD

Lmao