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Aldritch in a nutshell. Hes eating them! And hes going to eat me! OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD. File Sharing Ain't that the truth... xkcd. I thought when you zero sum your gone and everyone who knew you or of you forgets about you completely? If thats the case then the dwarves didnt zero sum. Love the part of his lore when Archaon thinks he's hot shit but gets clapped so hard by Grimgor he broke his magic helmet and cry to Skarbrand for help.

So basically the dwarves found out they where living in a videogame and they broke out and ceased to exist because they were so smart to the point were the computer broke and deleted the dwarves, because the dwarves discovered that they don't matter and in a 1000 years they will just be another story rotting away in some junk pile, forgoten like the rest of societies trash. He saw into the age of deep waters, Thats where the soul of The Orphan of Kos goes when you kill its shade. back into the deep endless sea.

Man that cortana and chief flash back was great i said “Awww” i so many different pitches 😭. Do items in Lore Store factor into the host's game? For instance, if I buy a bow in the lore store, that my friend, who's hosting the game, but who has not bought that bow, will that bow appear in the game we're playing? Also, if we're a few hours into a game, then come back the next day and buy a few items from the lore store, will those items be included in that same game, or does it only work upon starting a new game. Thanks for all responses in advance.

I watched from start to finish without breaks. You should surely make more like this

Writing Lore Documents Overview Lore documents are a special subset of XHTML documents. They use specific subset of XHTML, together with custom classes, to allow a wide variety of document elements, including some Python-specific ones. Lore documents, in particular, are well-formed XML documents. XML can be written using a wide variety of tools: from run of the mill editors such as vi, through editors with XML help like EMACS and ending with XML specific tools like (need name of XML editor here. Here, we will not cover the specifics of writing XML documents, except for a very broad overview. XML documents contain elements, which are delimited by an opening tag which looks like and ends with a closing tag, which looks like . If an elements happen to contain nothing, it can be shortened to Title

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Elements and Their Uses Element Description p The paragraph element. Most of the document should be inside paragraphs. span The span element is an element which has no meaning. unless it has a special class attributes. The following classes have the stated meanings: footnote a small comment which should not be inside the main text-flow. manhole-output This signifies, within a manhole transcript, that the enclosed text is the output and not something the user has to input. index This should be an empty element, with an attribute value. That attribute should be an index term, in the format of generic! specific! more specific. Usually, you will only have one level, in which case value= term" works. div The div element is equivalent to a span, except it always appears outside paragraphs. The following classes have the given meanings: note A short note which is not necessary for the understanding of the text. doit An indication that the discussed feature is not complete or implemented yet. boxed An indication that the text should be clearly separated from its surroundings. a This element can have several meanings, depending on the attributes: name attribute Add a label to the current position, which might be used in this document or other documents to refer to. href=URL Refer to some WWW resource. href=relative-path, href=relative-path#label or href= label Refer to a position in a Lore resource. By default, relative links to files are changed to point to a file. If you need a link to a local non-Lore file, use class=absolute to make Lore treat it as an absolute link. href=relative-path with class=py-listing or class=html-listing Indicate the given resource is a part of the text flow, and should be inlined (and if possible, syntax highlighted. ol, ul A list. It can be enumerated or bulleted. Inside a list, the element li (for a list element) is valid. h2, h3 Second- and third-level section headings. code A string which has meaning to the computer. There are many possible classes: API A class, function or a module. It does not have to be a fully qualified name. but if it isn't, a base attribute is necessary. Example: urlencode. shell Shell (usually Bourne) code. python Python code. py-prototype Function prototype. py-filename Python file. py-src-string Python string. py-signature Function signature. py-src-parameter Parameter. py-src-identifier Identifier. py-src-keyword Keyword. pre Preformatted text, usually for file listings. It can be used with the python class to indicate Python syntax coloring. Other possible classes are shell (to indicate a shell-transcript) or python-interpreter (to indicate an interactive interpreter transcript. img Insert the image indicated by the src attribute. q The quote signs. are not recommended except in preformatted or code environment. Instead, quote by using the q element which allows nested quotes and properly distinguishes opening quote from closing quote. em, strong Emphasise (or strongly emphasise) text. table Tabular data. Inside a table, use the tr element for each rows, and inside it use either td for a regular table cell or th for a table header (column or row. blockquote A long quote which should be properly seperated from the main text. cite Cite a resource. sub, sup Subscripts and superscripts. link Currently, the only link elements supported are for for indicating authorship. , where number is the slide number, starting with 0 for the title slide. Lore will look for a template file, either indicated by the - config or the default in the current directory. An example slide template is found in doc/examples/ The slides module currently supports three major output types: HTML, Magic Point, and LaTeX. The options for the latter two will be covered individually. Magic Point Output Lore supports outputting to the Magic Point file format. Magicpoint is a presentation program for X, which can be installed on Debian by apt-get install mgp or by visiting the Magic Point homepage otherwise. A template file is required, is shipped in the twisted/lore directory. Magic Point slides are generated by% lore - input lore-slides - output mgp config template= Twisted/twisted/lore/ That will produce. LaTeX Output Lore can also produce slides in LaTeX format. It supports three main styles: one slide per page, two per page, and Prosper format, with the - config parameters being page, twopage, and prosper respectively. Prosper is a LaTeX class for creating slides, which can be installed on Debian by apt-get install prosper or by visiting the Prosper SourceForge page. LaTeX format slides (using the Prosper option, for example) are generated by% lore - input lore-slides - output latex config prosper This will generate file that can be processed with latex or pdftex or the appropriate LaTeX processing command. Linting% lore - output lint This will generate compiler-style (file:line:column:message) warnings. It is possible to integrate these warnings into a smart editor such as EMACS, but it has not been done yet.

 

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File sharing lorelei. After revisiting this video i just realised something. What if Aldrich's age of the deep sea is actually in reference to the rise of the old ones in Bloodborne (FYI this is in support of the shared Soulsborne theory. The elder gods in Bloodborne are largely based off of Lovecraftian horror which has a big focus on the deep sea and is where many of the elder gods reside. That, and the fact that the gods in Bloodborne are largely fish-based. a pretty flimsy idea but i do think its worthy of thought.

Kind of impressive the AI can just handle the Necrons like that. lol. FILE SHARING loreal. File sharing is the act of providing and receiving digital files over a computer network. File sharing can be accomplished using a variety of tools, but in the 21st century peer-to-peer (P2P) networks and file-hosting sites are very popular. Before P2P, Usenet was often used for file sharing. Like many internet users, fans use file sharing to gain access to television shows, films, music, and other media canon source. However, fans also use file sharing to distribute fanworks such as vids and podfic. In P2P sharing, files are stored on and then served by the personal computers of the network's users. Most users both provide (upload) files and receive (download) files. In the past, peer-to-peer sharing primarily meant using proprietary software such as the famous Napster client; much of the current use of the term refers to the process commonly known to as "torrenting. referring to the swarming technology of the popular BitTorrent protocol. Before the advent of web-based tools like Youtube, Sendspace or bittorrents fans sometimes used their own computers as download sites for FTP transfers of the files. For example the Puppy Shelter in popslash fandom was an important resource in the early growth of the fandom. Although file sharing in all forms, especially BitTorrent, is under attack by governments, corporations, and agencies who claim it violates copyright (and that it is piracy) the actual legality of and copyright protections afforded to various file sharing methods vary widely by country. In many regions, file sharing methods largely lie in an as-yet-untested legal grey area. However, many torrent and sharing sites have been shut down in an effort to crack down on copyright violations, although frequently such sites simply migrate to new addresses in other countries. International sharing Fans often rely on torrenting to be able to watch shows from other countries they might never see on networks in their own countries, or to watch them sooner than they might be able to otherwise. Lag times of a network from one country licensing a series from another country can vary from weeks to years — in animanga fandoms, licensing times of 2 to 4 years or more between original Japanese release and domestic release of a given title are commonplace — while discussions about an episode happen immediately after an episode is shown; there is not much more than a window of perhaps a few days for fans who want to participate in a fandom with open canon without getting spoiled. For example, 24 was the most downloaded show in the UK in 2005 [1] before the UK network changed its programming and started to air the episodes close to the air date in the US. Now, for the first time ever, the seventh season of the show airs simultaneously in the US and Germany too. [2] Another example is Doctor Who, which has at times aired days, weeks, and even months earlier in the UK than it has in the US. Occasionally US shows are shown earlier in Canada or Britain than they are in the US (especially for series airing on the Sci Fi channel. In these situations US fans have to rely on international methods to participate in a fandom for an American show. International fans may also prefer downloading instead of waiting for a domestic version due to quality reasons. If they watch the domestic version aired on local television, it may be dubbed into the domestic language rather than the original one; many fans don't like to watch a dubbed version because they feel it takes away from the quality of the show. Also, when UK shows are shown in the US, they are often heavily edited, with multiple scenes shortened or deleted in order to make room for commercials. The fifth season of Doctor Who was edited in this fashion when shown on BBC America, to many fans' dismay. [3] 4] Tape Trading Two paper zines that were precursors to file sharing are APA-VCR and I Finally Found It. They contained information and the addresses of fans who had video tapes of shows to trade with other fans. There was also The Video Co-op Library for tape trading. Trading tapes was helpful to fans who could only watch a show at the whims of erratic syndication, if at all. These traded video tapes (and sometimes sound tapes) were the only way to see (or hear) an episode of a show that was as close to the original as possible. Just after the show went off the air in 1979, the Starsky and Hutch letterzine S and H was rife with complaints from fans who hardly recognized the episodes they were shown by their local television stations. Entire scenes were gone, endings were cut, and the show sometimes started a scene or two into the broadcast. From issue #5 about one episode, We expected the scenes of Hutch getting the nasty needle to be cut, but 'they' didn't stop at that. The episode jumped from the alley scene directly to the one at Huggy's when H&H are playing checkers. Everything else in between was gone. Fans begged other fans for tapes of the show, fearing other such canon massacres. For fans of anime in countries outside Japan, tape-trading and copying were standard practice [5] until the turn of the 21st century brought FTP and XDCC into more common use [6. Tape trading was also popular in the early Hanson fandom. Tapes of their television appearances (as well as bootleg cds/cassettes, posters, magazine articles, fan photos, and more) were traded amongst fans. Many websites existed to facilitate these trades, with Tasia's Trade Circuit being one of the biggest. Future of File Sharing? In some areas of fandom, P2P seems to be on its way out. [7] Though distribution methods such as BitTorrent and IRC are still widely popular in anime and manga fandoms, the non-US part of Western media fandom now more often than not relies on other file sharing methods such as direct download links (DDLs) and locked archive video communities to get access to shows airing in other countries. References ↑ UK net users leading TV downloads, 19 February 2005. (Accessed 14 January 2009) ↑ Echtzeitserie “24″: Start der neuen Staffel am 12. Januar parallel zum USA-Start bei Premiere, 12 January 2009. (Accessed 14 January 2009) ↑ MusicCityUSA, BBC America Discussion Boards: Thread: Doctor Who marathon on BBCA Nov 13. I hadn't seen the edited version of Eleventh Hour before and yikes, I can understand why people have been complaining about the editing. The necessities to follow the plot were there, but they had to cut out a whole bunch of really cool bits to fit it into an hour. Posted November 23, 2010. Last accessed November 23, 2010. ↑ Anei, Is tonight's new PBS 'Sherlock' one of the best Sherlock Holmes ever? I've been appalled at how BBCA has edited down episodes of Doctor Who, cutting critical scenes and leaving some of that series's best episodes barely recognizable. Posted October 10, 2010. Last accessed November 23, 2010. ↑ Of Otakus and Fansubs: A Brief History Accessed Nov. 18, 2012. (Please note that many of the references in the paper are inactive links. ) ↑ Re: Early days of fansubbing post series: Reply #2 "Distro was mostly done through irc bots... Many groups had private FTP dumps with all their own stuff and other stuff too, access to the dump was a privilage of people in the group and sometimes their close friends and/or high-bandwidth distros on their public channel. Sindobook, posted Aug. 16, 2006. Accessed Nov. 19, 2012. See Fansub Distribution for more details. ↑ P2P Blog, posted by: Janko Roettgers. P2P traffic still in decline, one-click hosters are benefiting, 01 April 2010. (Accessed 27 November 2010.

File sharing loretta swit. File sharing lock count access. As someone who doesn't play dark souls, what i've learned about the lore of dark souls from this video is that nothing makes sense, but it's pretty rad. great video. Social learning management system Lore has released group collaboration feature “Lore for Academic” groups this week. Lore uses a semi-Facebook like interface to allow higher ed students and instructors to collaborate and share resources. The new feature was created and designed for those who orgnanize and participate in academic groups, clubs, and projects. The interface: gives users the option of posting status updates, links, media, files, questions or blogs lets users like or comment on posts gives users ability to search posts using different filters lets users chat in real-time through instant messaging includes a shared file library and calendar where events can be added, edited, and discussed allows group administrators to send links or opt-in emails to potential members For more information, visit.

FILE SHARING lire la. I dont like dunwitch borrows. Its basically an empty location where bethesda tries to trick people into thinking, that they know how to do environmental storytelling while telling no story at all. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search File File history File usage Original file ‎ (768 × 1, 024 pixels, file size: 135 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg) Summary Description English: The Regional Museum of local lore of Mykolaiv Date 14 May 2012 Source Own work Author Jaaajjj Licensing I, the copyright holder of this work, hereby publish it under the following license: This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3. 0 Unported license. You are free: to share – to copy, distribute and transmit the work to remix – to adapt the work Under the following conditions: attribution – You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. share alike – If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same or compatible license as the original. Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time. Date/Time Thumbnail Dimensions User Comment current 08:01, 14 May 2012 768 × 1, 024 (135 KB) Jaaajjj File usage.

Thank you so much for making all those amazing lore videos! The Dark Souls stories are among the best that i ever experienced, yet very crytic for those who don't really dive into it (which makes them even better in my opinion. So thank you for putting so much work, passion and thought into your videos! That is some solid research for sure. Keep up the good work. FILE SHARING lire la suite sur le site. File sharing loreal. FILE SHARING lire l'article complet. The reason Chief didn't get a medal is. He already had them all.

File sharing lorenz. FILE SHARING lorenzo. Goddamn I love Orcs. File sharing lorena. The-great-mahjong-book-history-lore-and-play. Login Store Community Support Change language View desktop website RESIDENT EVIL 2 / BIOHAZARD RE:2 63 ratings Lore Explorer Achievement Guide Getting all 58 files can be an arduous task, especially since some of these files can be easily missable. Please note that to collect all files, you have to play all 4 scenarios. Each 2nd run contains exclusive files to both Leon and Claire. You do not have to read all the files for the trophy to register but I did not test this out so YMMV. You do not need to collect every single file if you forgot one. Just the ones you missed. Each character starts out with a file so don't forget about that. Leon/Claire Route A File#1 (When playing as Leon) Orientation Letter At the start of the game. File#2 (When playing as Claire) Letter from Best Friend At the start of the game. File#3 Officers Notebook Police Station 1F, Watchmans Room File#4 Record of Events Police Station 1F, Operations Room File#5 (When playing as Leon) Uses of Gunpowder Police Station 1F, West Office File#6 (When playing as Claire) Uses of Gunpowder Police Station 1F, West Office File#7 Operation Report Police Station 1F, West Office File#8 Rookies First Assignment Police Station 1F, West Office File#9 Storage Locker Terminal Memo Police Station 1F, Safety Deposit Room File#10 Medical Benefits or Herbs Police Station 1F, Dark Room File#11 Portable Safe Instructions Police Station 2F, Shower Room File#12 To any survivors Police Station 3F Hallway File#13 Some Guys Scribblings Police Station 3F, West Storage Room File#14 Guide Pamphlet Police Station 2F, Waiting Room File#15 Art Article “The Red Stone” Police Station 2F, Art Room File#16 Internal Memo Police Station 2F, S. T. A. R. S. Office File#17 (When playing as Leon) Memo “Jail Power Panel” Police Station B1, Jail File#18 Autopsy Record 53477 Police Station B1, Morgue File#19 Equipment Disposal Notice Police Station B1, Firing Range File#20 A Message From Mr. Raccoon Police Station B1, Firing Range File#21 (When playing as Claire) Raccoon Monthly, June Issue Police Station B1, Elevator Controls Room File#22 (When playing as Claire) Copy of Emails to Chief Irons Police Station 2F, Chiefs Office File#23 (When playing as Claire) Taxidermy Log Police Station 2F, Chiefs Office File#24 (When playing as Claire) Repair Shop Letter Police Station 2F, Private Collection Room File#25 Confiscation Report Police Station 1F, Observation Room File#26 Letter to S. Members Police Station 2F, S. Armory File#27 Repair Plan Police Station 3F, Clock Tower File#28 (When playing as Leon) Bens Memo Police Station B1, Jail, Bens Cell File#29 (When playing as Leon) Interview Transcript Police Station B1, Jail, Bens Cell File#30 (When playing as Ada) Sept. Inspection (Week 1) Sewer, 2nd room File#31 (When playing as Ada) Sept. Inspection (Week 2) Sewer, Incinerator Room File#32 (When playing as Sherry) Sallys Diary Orphanage 2F (Right after solving Sherrys puzzle) File#33 (When playing as Sherry) Toms Diary Orphanage 1F, Front Hall File#34 (When playing as Sherry. s Diary Orphanage 1F, Directors Room File#35 (When playing as Claire) Letter from the Director Orphanage 2F, Bathroom File#36 (When playing as Claire) Report About “G” Sewers, Office File#37 Copy of Emails to Umbrella HQ Sewers, Control Room File#38 Sewers Company Pamphlet Sewers, Monitor Room File#39 Unlocking the U-Area Door Sewers, Monitor Room File#40 Delivery Receipt Sewers, Cable Car Platform File#41 Jazz Festival Flyer Sewers, Workers Break Room File#42 (When playing as Claire) IMPORTANT NEST-Wide Alert Laboratory, Security Room File#43 Nap Room Log Laboratory, Reception File#44 ID Wristband Laboratory, Reception File#45 Special Forces Recording Laboratory, North Area File#46 Herbicide Synthesis Laboratory, Drug Testing Lab File#47 Somebodys Note Laboratory B1, South of Lobby File#48 Wayne Lis Inbox Laboratory B2, Low-Temp Testing Lab File#49 Byron Cartwrights Inbox Laboratory B1, Presentation Room File#50 Wayne Lis Note Laboratory B1, Nap Room File#51 William Birkins Inbox Laboratory B1, Biotesting Lab File#52 Research Diary Laboratory B1, P-4 Level Testing Lab 2nd Run Route B File#53 Scrap of Paper Police Station 1F, Watchmans Room File#54 Notebook with Missing Page Police Station 1F, Main Hall File#55 (When playing as Leon 2nd run) Claires Memo Police Station 2F, S. Office File#56 (When playing as Leon 2nd run) Claires Note Sewers, Treatment Pool Room File#57 (When playing as Claire 2nd run) Leons Memo Police Station 2F, S. Office File#58 (When playing as Claire 2nd run) Leons Note Sewers, Treatment Pool Room.

 

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