St. Goliath

Never mind youtube comments. Youtube comments tend to be on a niveau that cannot be expressed using real numbers and are, in general, almost never positive. The best way to deal with those is to simply not read them. To cheer you up a little, maybe check out this video about youtube comments (if you haven't seen it yet): gx-WBaSNrTQ

Yeah, I though of that too when I played through BMS and I guess a lot of people did. Luckily I have no clue of video or sound editing whatsoever, because I seriously have better things on my mind.

Get Bud Spencer to fling his fist into a Chuck Noris round-house-kick. This will create an explosion that neutralizes the implosion. I don't have any problems, what should I do?

You should get rid of her ASAP. Create another Tulpa to kill her. If that doesn't work, try a wizard or a shovel or something... My power supply is leaking current, so I put a glas under it to catch the voltage drops. The glas is full by now; How does one propperly dispose of that stuff?

I personally don't know what's in the contract between Ross and Machinima.com (assuming such a contract exists), but if you trust Ross (or whatever living entity wrote that point in the FAQ) to know and understand the contents of said contract, taking the quote literally means you are granted permission to copy and redistribute the videos under the only restriction that it happens non-comercially. So theoretically attribution isn't even required BUT I would be carefull about using the CC BY-NC here, as that license would grant modification of the vidoes, which is not even mentioned in the quote above and could thus pose a pontential legal trip mine. Please note, at all times, that I'm just a guy on the internet who happened to read a book about copyright law in Austria and I'm not a lawyer. This post is just a guess and does not provide any legal advice whatsoever and in no event shall the author be held liable for any damages arising through the usage of the information provided in this post, especially damages arising through claims of copyright infringement or forms of cancer caused by legaleese combined with ill spelling. Dave

Downloading BMS over http @ 50kB/s because the torrent tracker is down @Twilight Sparkle: Thought of the exact same scene^^

1:42? I checked the countdown right now and it says 2:34! How's that possible?

My language of choice is C++ but I recently developed a strange fetish for pure C89. I sometimes write x86 and Atmel AVR assembly and once I was forced to write Java code.

Well hello, my real (first) name should be easy to guess... I currently live near Innsbruck (Austria) and after 8 years of mundane school, I spent five years studying electronics engineering at this awesome place, where I also met lots of Half Life fans and started to watch FM when episode 8 was released. I graduated in June this year, right after the release of FM EP 42. My avatar shows me at the presentation of my thesis; the thing on my head is a 15'' hard disk from the 1960ies. Because I absolutely love programming, I enrolled for CS at the University of Innsbruck. Right now I joined this forum for no apparent reason and am awaiting the release of BM:S tomorrow. Dave

Very simple: The Gman doesn't exist and the resonance cascade didn't happen. Gordon is just having a bad trip, running around Black Mesa screaming, naked, destroying the labs, imagining he wears a suit that talks to him and he's being attacked by soldiers and wiered psychedelic aliens. The trip climaxes as he goes to "Xen" wich will later turn out to be a lobby where he leaped from one piece of furnature to the next, so he doesn't "fall into the void" and the Nihilanth was actually a pretty expensive chandelier or something.