On December 15 2014 04:08 jcarlsoniv wrote:
HOLY SHIT MECHWARPERS STACK?!
HOLY SHIT MECHWARPERS STACK?!
Wouldn't be NEARLY as funny if they didn't.
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
December 14 2014 19:28 GMT
#74081
On December 15 2014 04:08 jcarlsoniv wrote: HOLY SHIT MECHWARPERS STACK?! Wouldn't be NEARLY as funny if they didn't. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
December 14 2014 19:30 GMT
#74082
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
December 14 2014 19:43 GMT
#74083
neat little thing done by CBSnews on esports. Most of the information to us is pretty well known, but at least it's getting mainstream ground? | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
December 14 2014 19:50 GMT
#74084
On December 15 2014 04:43 Cixah wrote: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-competitive-world-of-esports/ neat little thing done by CBSnews on esports. Most of the information to us is pretty well known, but at least it's getting mainstream ground? doesnt cbs own ongamers? | ||
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
December 14 2014 20:25 GMT
#74085
On December 15 2014 04:28 AsmodeusXI wrote: Wouldn't be NEARLY as funny if they didn't. I immediately assumed that they worked that way because they're phrased just like sorcerer's apprentices. How could you interpret it differently? + Show Spoiler [randomness] + I'm posting from my laptop just outside the house because I wanted to try reading this thread and acclimating the birds to my presence near the birdfeeder at the same time. My hands are getting pretty freakin' cold. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
December 14 2014 20:30 GMT
#74086
On December 15 2014 02:40 jcarlsoniv wrote: I tried to explain my job to an artist last night. It's difficult to explain to someone who is computer literate, that was impossible. The client doesn't know how to explain what he wants in computer program terms, so he explains to us, say "I want our employees to do formations, so we need to list all of them and be able to keep their info up to date, then list the formations too, and track past and on-going inscriptions to said formations, then send them the details by mail once they've been accepted", this kind of things, and our job is to take all that, design how we're going to make it in terms of program, computer, etc. we ask a bunch of questions on how he wants it precisely, and make mock-ups so we can agree on what it'll look like. Then we code it, we test it, we get feedback from him, and in the end we give him the program and the instruction booklet as well as the installation manual so their tech guys can put it online. Then for upcoming months we remain available to fix errors that may not have been noticed, and they pay us if they want to extend this period, or add new things. On December 15 2014 03:03 jcarlsoniv wrote: haha nah, he was a pretty cool dude weird and dorky and dating a disproportionately attractive girl Jeaaaalous? On December 15 2014 03:31 Frudgey wrote: Three days later, Frudgey went missing. The young man was never seen again. When questioned about Frudgey's disappearance, Soniv simply said, "He's in a better place now". Off-Topic wanted to question Soniv some more as he raised a lot of suspicion, but then they thought better of it. It seemed risky to ask the "computer science" man anything. Besides, the forum became a happier place with Frudgey's disappearance, as there was no one to ramble on about "Spider-Man underwear" and "The smelly odor from behind the fridge". Na when that happens you just lynch him. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
December 14 2014 20:48 GMT
#74087
On December 15 2014 05:30 Alaric wrote: Show nested quote + On December 15 2014 02:40 jcarlsoniv wrote: I tried to explain my job to an artist last night. It's difficult to explain to someone who is computer literate, that was impossible. The client doesn't know how to explain what he wants in computer program terms, so he explains to us, say "I want our employees to do formations, so we need to list all of them and be able to keep their info up to date, then list the formations too, and track past and on-going inscriptions to said formations, then send them the details by mail once they've been accepted", this kind of things, and our job is to take all that, design how we're going to make it in terms of program, computer, etc. we ask a bunch of questions on how he wants it precisely, and make mock-ups so we can agree on what it'll look like. Then we code it, we test it, we get feedback from him, and in the end we give him the program and the instruction booklet as well as the installation manual so their tech guys can put it online. Then for upcoming months we remain available to fix errors that may not have been noticed, and they pay us if they want to extend this period, or add new things. yeah, we've got other teams that essentially do that for various products that we've created my department maintains our BusinessObjects platform, so we do basically everything like that except create the actual product (although I'm not a developer) Show nested quote + On December 15 2014 03:03 jcarlsoniv wrote: haha nah, he was a pretty cool dude weird and dorky and dating a disproportionately attractive girl Jeaaaalous? shut up | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
December 14 2014 21:09 GMT
#74088
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
December 14 2014 21:20 GMT
#74089
+ Show Spoiler + ![]() Meow? | ||
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PrinceXizor
United States17713 Posts
December 14 2014 21:31 GMT
#74090
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
December 14 2014 21:40 GMT
#74091
"Aw man, it's like 10:30 that's too late to start (whatever 3-4 hour movie we were going to watch next)." "Well... we could just watch Guardians again?" "Ok." IIIIIIIIII'M HOOKED ON A FEELING | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
December 14 2014 21:42 GMT
#74092
On December 15 2014 06:40 Requizen wrote: So last night we watched Guardians of the Galaxy. Some people had seen it, others not. When we were done, we did all the bonus features and stuff, and looked at the time. "Aw man, it's like 10:30 that's too late to start (whatever 3-4 hour movie we were going to watch next)." "Well... we could just watch Guardians again?" "Ok." IIIIIIIIII'M HOOKED ON A FEELING Good decisions are good. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
December 14 2014 21:53 GMT
#74093
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
December 14 2014 22:03 GMT
#74094
On December 15 2014 06:42 AsmodeusXI wrote: Show nested quote + On December 15 2014 06:40 Requizen wrote: So last night we watched Guardians of the Galaxy. Some people had seen it, others not. When we were done, we did all the bonus features and stuff, and looked at the time. "Aw man, it's like 10:30 that's too late to start (whatever 3-4 hour movie we were going to watch next)." "Well... we could just watch Guardians again?" "Ok." IIIIIIIIII'M HOOKED ON A FEELING Good decisions are good. still haven't seen it cuz I haven't found a good version online thinking I might just bite the bullet and rent it on amazon tonight... | ||
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
December 14 2014 22:14 GMT
#74095
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
December 14 2014 22:18 GMT
#74096
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
December 14 2014 22:20 GMT
#74097
On December 15 2014 07:18 GhandiEAGLE wrote: If I have a set of relatively crappy speakers, is it worth it to get a pair of $80 speakers, or do I have to spend a lot more to get really good sound? I spent $25 on my speakers and I get great sound. That being said, my speakers were like 60% off and I probably don't have as high as standards as you when it comes to quality of music so take what I said with several grains of salt. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35174 Posts
December 14 2014 22:35 GMT
#74098
On December 15 2014 07:18 GhandiEAGLE wrote: If I have a set of relatively crappy speakers, is it worth it to get a pair of $80 speakers, or do I have to spend a lot more to get really good sound? Are your speakers really crappy or are they just half plugged in? | ||
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Eppa!
Sweden4641 Posts
December 14 2014 22:52 GMT
#74099
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Lord Tolkien
United States12084 Posts
December 14 2014 22:55 GMT
#74100
On December 15 2014 03:46 Zdrastochye wrote: Show nested quote + On December 14 2014 09:02 Lord Tolkien wrote: Also, since I'm pretty sure ladder is perfectly safe for this deck now, ![]() My freeze mage decklist. Cards to consider: Loot Hoarder for Novice Engineer (more pressure as its 2/1 as opposed to 1/1, but if you can't waste 2 mana to ping it things go sour; prefer novice due to instant effect) Counterspell x1 (hard to find room for this without removing x1 Ice Barrier, which is awkward and dangerous, but useful if you're looking to deny a heal, though this is less effective since people tend to use healbot, or can guarantee a Doomsayer-Frost Nova clear) Antonidas (don't like it, but it can be used to draw more fireballs if you ever need it: unlikely, this deck has 57 damage between Alex, Pyro, and a full Thalnos x2 sorc rotation; sacrifices critical inconsistency for the possibility of beating GvG Warriors; not werth) Play minion card draw first. They're weak early pressure, and AI can be used with the x2 sorc combo to quickly cycle through the deck if you're looking for a card. Just to chime in, I haven't yet lost to this on my control warrior. 3-0 isn't exactly that great of a sample size but it seems a better deck for climbing to the single digit ranks, but less effective when there's more control warriors being played (ranks 5-1). Freeze Mage vs. Control Warrior was a 90-10 matchup before GvG, and 100-0 matchup after. Shield Maidens made the matchup literally impossible. As a note, 10+ does not have that many more control warriors. | ||
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