ualeader wrote:Intervasion

Regarding this: http://introversion.co.uk/prisonarchitect/

I'd say you have to buy at least the Aficionado tier to get the OST.

Can I get an atomic weapon if I promise only to use it for self defense?

Beofre starting to translate, search for existing translation It would be useless to translate what's already done ^^

Namro wrote:Is it a matrix joke? If so, I don't get it >.<

Just search for pfizer blue pill on the internet

nemuro wrote:Post them here so we can report back if it works.

Yeah, and don't forget your Credit Card information too...

It is stupid if you don't understand the maths behind it. Like I said, most lotteries are unfair, this means that on average you spend more money than what you gain and in the case of lotteries the difference between gain/investment tends to be pretty massive. Its seems difficult to have a closed e...

Cooper42 wrote:Knowledge production is inherently political. You cannot produce knowledge without being political.

Well, like everything related to citizen. That's the root of the word "politics"

@DHKold: That is a beautifully naive bvision of science. I stand by scientific methodologies as the most robust ways of producing accurate, contestable knowledge that we have. But to claim that scientific endeavour is entirely, completely, disaccociated from the political realm is just plain wrong....

I realize that. And many say such, before then claiming intellectual high ground by saying that their favorite model of a disputed scientific issue, one that often fits their political or social view, is the right one and that all others are "anti-science". What if tomorrow President Obam...

Anti-science? That's a term generally used as the modern version of "heretic", a label for some who doesn't subscribe to your dogma, or who takes a different side of a contested scientific issue. Just to be clear, Science doesn't belong to dogma, if someone ask you to believe something be...

it would even be interesting to be able to give keys to prisoners. You do realise this is a prison? :shock: I want to give a prisoner the key to a private dinning room. Or reward my best prisoner with the key to the common room. How would it be more stupid than building a prison with no door or wal...

As per Chris' Eurogamer presentation, we can infer that the sole point of office doors is to remain unlocked at all times, leading to the weighing up of the logistics of having to have a guard open the door all the time, compared to security of having the door unlocked. Whichever way you play it, I...

I think each door (independently from it's type) should allow: - Destroyed (~dumped) - Open (Anyone can pass and close it) - Closed but Unlocked (Anyone can open it quite quickly, need right key/code to lock it) - Closed and Locked (Only people having the right key/code can unlocked it) - Closed and...

As Chris' post suggests, knowledge != experience. Plus, I'm pretty sure Chris has better things to worry about. It's a very simple protocol. I just think reading a two pages well written document is as fast as looking for someone that has experience, setting up the conversation and obtaing answers....