#Funny #starwars

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#Funny #starwars

Oooooh, yeah.

Oooooh, yeah.

Originally shared by Clean Funny Pics & Humor | Sanitaryum.com

Well... That's one way to put it...
#StarWars   #ObiWanKenobi   #AnakinSkywalker   #Funny

I've revisited this landmark many times. Always impressed by its construction.

I've revisited this landmark many times. Always impressed by its construction.

Originally shared by Inara Pey

Blogged:
https://modemworld.me/2016/11/05/a-journey-to-the-source-of-prims-in-second-life/

REGARDING THE SECRET LIFE OF RABBITS - Ooooooooooo!

https://regardingcomic.tumblr.com/post/152562639519/ooooooooooo

Seems a good idea in principle.

Seems a good idea in principle.

Originally shared by Danie van der Merwe

Giving users more access to the programming side of the game development

More students are learning about the world of open source through video games. Open source games like FreeCiv and Minetest invite young gamers to dig into the source code, while projects like SpigotMC empower them to write plugins to extend their favorite games.

Unfortunately, the open source tools used to build games do not share the same prominence. Rochester Institute of Technology student Matt Guerrette hopes to help change that with Hatchit, his open source gaming engine.

Guerrette and fellow student Arsen Tufankjian created Hatchit in February 2016. They felt the popular game engines they used in class and for personal projects were more design-oriented and lacked some technical details they were looking for. Together, they decided to build their own gaming engine with the goal of exposing developers to the technical side of the process. "We want to give you more access to the programming side of the game engine," Guerrette said.

Hatchit is written in C/C++ and licensed in a mix of GPL and LGPL. The project was originally designed to take advantage of the DirectX APIs for development. However, Guerrette and Tufankjian ran into an unexpected event while they were getting started. Nvidia released the Vulkan APIs in competition with the DirectX APIs. They attempted to support both APIs simultaneously, but later opted to focus on Vulkan.

See https://opensource.com/life/16/10/hatchit
https://opensource.com/life/16/10/hatchit

"Guests James Daily and Brad Desnoyer join us to discuss how real-life legal principles would apply to comic book...

"Guests James Daily and Brad Desnoyer join us to discuss how real-life legal principles would apply to comic book superheroes."

Audio only.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvQS4JDlYeM&feature=share

This is almost interesting.

This is almost interesting. And the thing that really interested me was that someone's written a book called Law and the Multiverse: Superheroes, supervillains, and the law. (see http://lawandthemultiverse.com/the-book/). It almost sounds like a National Lampoon parody.

http://nerdist.com/is-batman-a-murderer-nerdist-news-investigates/

Muito perigoso esse tipo de música. Perigoso você ouvir demais e enjoar :/

Muito perigoso esse tipo de música. Perigoso você ouvir demais e enjoar :/
Mas tá difícil não fazer isso _
#FitForRivals   #Emocore   #Rock   #Música  
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2XBGNI8NDs&feature=share

I've just finished reading the omnibus collections of the entire run of Lucifer.

I've just finished reading the omnibus collections of the entire run of Lucifer. The character's an offshoot if Vertigo's Sandman series of comics. Bloody good stories in this, which deal with the nature of omnipotence, free will, and a crap load of destinies in and outside of existence. Damn good reading.

The TV show's vaguely based on this series, but like the Wicked books and the Wicked stage show, between the difference between the Lucifer comics and TV show is like that between a cup of Turkish coffee, and a lite frappuccino!
http://comicvine.gamespot.com/lucifer/4050-9744/

I've started drawing again, after my seizure last month.

I've started drawing again, after my seizure last month. This is using some "SAI brushes" (from Miss Chroma on DeviantArt) in Clip Studio Paint.

It's a start.

Sort of been worried about this issue, myself.

Sort of been worried about this issue, myself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsvetQ89ezk&feature=share

Ha ha - don't Hassle the Hoff!

Ha ha - don't Hassle the Hoff!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTidn2dBYbY&feature=share

This looks like a film that Mordecai and Rigby would love, and Muscle Man would know all about.

This looks like a film that Mordecai and Rigby would love, and Muscle Man would know all about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS5P_LAqiVg&feature=share

This destination is one of the ClevelandPlus sims in Second Life -...

This destination is one of the ClevelandPlus sims in Second Life - http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/ClevelandPlus%20III/190/80/12. These are a series of sims run by Case Western Reserve University, with an assortment of sky boxes floating above.

According to the university, "...[i]ts islands have been carefully constructed to provide teachers, students, researchers, and visitors a variety of learning environments for use in and out of the classroom." I rather like these for their monumental architecture. The tower and the buildings around it are undoubtedly based on buildings from real life, even though the SL version is mostly an empty shell. The lecture theatre pyramid not so much (though I do like the security room towards the top, which features monitors showing various areas).

Elsewhere there is a training and simulation centre, and other buildings that probably have a function but have been underdeveloped. Not far away, Barnfield Academy features an observatory and seems well laid out, and to the west lies the University of Delaware. This is what i call the "University Archipelago" and other learning institutions will be found in a chain of sims not quite adjacent to each other. I find what the tertiary institutions do in SL are often interesting.

Know your colony!

Know your colony!
http://orbitalvector.com/Solar%20System/Moon/Lunar%20Colonies/LUNAR%20COLONIES.htm

ha ha ha

ha ha ha
https://spacebiff.com/2016/01/18/dune-dice/

Only Once You Live...

Originally shared by Sasch Mayer

Only Once You Live...

#starwarstuesday

Some more tourism in 3rd Rock Grid.

Some more tourism in 3rd Rock Grid. In these uploads (because under the new Google I can't seem to add details for each photo):

Giant Spaceship
https://3rg.changeip.org/region/Gravity/155/117/82

Nice mixture of residential areas
https://3rg.changeip.org/region/Shangrila/109/114/83

The Maze
https://3rg.changeip.org/region/Gaul/12/23/23

The corner of this racetrack
https://3rg.changeip.org/region/Blues%20Raceway%20-%203RG/28/67/24

A large area of lakes and rivers.
https://3rg.changeip.org/region/SCDM/143/138/24

I saw this instead of DOCTOR STRANGE.

I saw this instead of DOCTOR STRANGE. Mostly enjoyed it. A 'return to fame' by director Burton. I understand however, that the film changed a lot of the original book(s) and have a notion to go off and read the trilogy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV_IhWE4LP0

Just watched this on SBS by Demand. A slow moving but amazingly beautiful wuxian film.

Just watched this on SBS by Demand. A slow moving but amazingly beautiful wuxian film.
http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/787097155886/the-assassin