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It says the it will delete all the files in it and I'm concerned that it may also mean any drivers/firmware in the device may be affected rendering it useless.

I woke up this morning with a bad hangover, and my penis was missing again.This happens all the time. It's detachable. This comes in handy a lot of the time. I can leave it home, when I think it's gonna get me in trouble, or I can rent it out, when I don't need it. But now and then I go to a party, get drunk, and the next morning I can't for the life of me remember what I did with it. First I looked around my apartment, and I couldn't find it. So I called up the place where the party was, They hadn't seen it either. I asked them to check the medicine cabinet 'cause for some reason I leave it there sometimes but not this time. So I told them if it pops up to let me know. I called a few people

In this model only the y's are observed and I need to estimate the beta coefficients.

Initially I thought about approaching this as a random effects model but I've been getting conflicting info on whether the h-likelihood approach can be helpful or not. I'm also thinking about doing some variation of EM but I'd appreciate it if someone can give me a few pointers before I go trial-and-erroring (my laptop is slow so simulations take way too much time).

I already plan to do Bayesian estimation, just wondering the proper way to handle this from a frequentist standpoint.

Sorry if this isn't the right place, but I don't know where else to ask.

Basically the guy is an engineer that claims to have developed a car filter that reduces emissions and increases fuel efficiency by 20%. There's no way this guy wouldn't be rolling around in money by now if that were true, I think. (plus I've met him before and he didn't seem particularly bright either, but that's subjective)

I'm in South America, so I don't expect I'll be able to get specifics here, but broadly speaking, how would you go about investigating a case like this?

Never actually played this game but I read a detailed review on a magazine as a kid and it just stuck to me.

I remember that each race/empire had special units and the undead-y ones could train a Lich which had an aura that damaged nearby units, including your own.

I believe there was a single resource, mana, which was automatically gathered from a pillar-type structure.

Giant turtles may have been a special unit for another race, not too sure about that one though.

It had a top-down view, pretty sure it also used sprites and not 3D.

Noob here, I'm trying to make noise/soundscape type "music" and was wondering if there's a tool where I can graphically drag around my sound source to translate into panning and volume changes.

I suppose I could manipulate the controls manually but having a visual representation of the different locations would be very helpful.

The sooner this game dies, the more chances a capable developer will be willing to enter the market and make a proper MMOFPS.

5 towers cost about the same as a castle. Because a castle volley can overkill most foot soldiers and I'm not sure I fully understand how the garrison bonuses apply, I was wondering if anyone could help me out doing the math on this.

AFAIK every single modern RTS lets the player assign hotkeys (generally numbers 0-9) to quickly select a group of units. In the same vein, most games let you select all on-screen units of the same type by double-clicking.

What I've yet to see, however, is a game that allows the player to define an arbitrary group of units to be simultaneously selected on a single click. Because sometimes units of different types still share functional similarities (e.g. fragile, ranged), I feel that a game which had such a feature could greatly reduce the mechanical barrier for good microing.

Does anyone know if there's any game out there which offers such an option?

Never actually played this game but read a detailed review on a magazine as a kid. All I remember is that each race/empire had special units and the undead ones had a Lich which would cause AoE damage to all nearby units, including your own.

The one thing they all had in common was some sort of mana gathering pillar structure that would generate the resource automatically.

Giant turtles may have been another special unit, not too sure about that one though.

EDIT: It had a top-down view, pretty sure it also used sprites and not 3D.

Greetings. As the title says, I have zero experience with anything music related but finally decided to do something about that.

I've got Ableton set up, quickly realized the utility of having a MIDI controller. Google told me the Axiom 25 would be a good first piece of equipment to have but I've only found second-hand ones in my area. Musician friend says Korg is generally a better brand but I don't like how the Taktile 25 looks and it seems to be slightly bigger.

As you can see, I don't have very solid criteria for comparing them and haven't been able to find a side-to-side comparison online. Was hoping you lovely people could give me some suggestions.