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Actually, scratch that, I'm wrong and have been wrong all this time. It turns out that the snes can actually support more objects onscreen, it just is a much slower system (in terms of processing speed). So I suppose it is possible to make it work using the SFX chip to make up for the slow...

I'm pretty sure that it was just the flash port, and that was mostly because hundreds of sites were abusing it for ad revenue.

That's a minor detail and quite possible to program around. This is the major hurdle: I am talking about onscreen objects there, not offscreen.

I've never actually watched Aldnoah Zero (or Gundam for that matter), so any similarities are entirely a coincidence. I'm just basing this on my understanding of human nature mixed with history (the fact that this sort of thing has happened before) and the limitations of space travel. That...

How would you even know if the destination was changed, or could be changed, or even where it was going in the first place? It comes back to the same problem. I mean you have a infinite number of variations as to where a wormhole could go, and the only way to test your ability to direct it is to...

What about corrupting Profile.dat and the mapdata segment of the exe?

And I just described the reason why that will always be the case.

http://www.amnh.org/ology/features/askascientist/question18.php At most we can expect the loss of beaches and heavy impact to coastal areas during storms, but it will be a slow, gradual thing. There is no way to test wormhole technology. Either you are crushed to death by a gravitational...

That's kinda doubtful. Space travel would still be slow and longwinded. There may be some Earth countries that refuse to recognise the independent status of their associated Mars colonies, but given that they can't do anything about it they whole issue would simply be a source of geopolitical...

I expect that a number of existing countries will establish territories on Mars, and then Mars will swiftly become tired of being governed by 225 million kilometres of distance and guesswork and begin a push for independence, which will create resentment for everyone involved. So while I...

@zxin: That is stupidly convoluted. @Djammiafda: You could use a "corruptor program" by typing "corruptor program" into google. Alternatively you could just open the game in a hex editor and start changing random values.

The beauty of Mars is that it was once in a state where it could have supported life and then it regressed. Unlike many other planets Mars has serious potential for terraforming because 90% of what you need is right there.

This is the Mars endgame: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terraforming_of_Mars

Sub-orbital space flights will cost less than a new car in the next 15 years. Given that there is commercial interest in such a technology both the US and Russia could both shut down their space programs and progress will still be made. Not to mention this stupid race to be the first human...

That only applies to the manufacturing industry. Your tradie type jobs such as builders, plasterers, road workers, crane drivers, brick layers, plasterers, electricians, plumbers, etc. will exist for a long time because they require human involvement, and those jobs should make up a sizable part...

I still think that if someone implemented compulsory voting, one presidential candidate per party per election, checks and balances on political donations, and a campaign to election timeframe limit of 4 months then the system would run more efficiently and would be presidents would be far more...

Oh dear Pixel. I just grabbed a eshop funds card so that I could download a game that I already have in order to prove that it was an actual downloadable title on the Aussie eShop. However sometime in the past year they must have swapped out the downloadable CS3D listing with the "check your...

Done. Of course I can only accept videos for *ahem* obvious reasons.

Just this election. You barely heard a word of prior elections before now.

Glad you guys like 'em, I've been giving the turntable a bit of a workout myself with my own copy. *shrug* I've been doing that for years now. Those hosting costs don't pay themselves. Given that I had no backup plan for if anything went wrong during transit, I felt that an overabundance of...

That was a separate thing that also didn't happen. ..well... technically certain regions had CS3D on eShop. I was initially baffled when I heard that CS3D apparently wasn't on the eShop, because I would routinely access the eShop to check if Ikachan was ever going to be released outside the US...

Government debt in America is over 100% of GDP and that both sides are promising more and more spending. This doesn't seem sustainable. It seems to me that this is kind of an important issue but it is never talked about.