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Sometimes Its OK To Steal My Games This blog post is about the bright side of software piracy. Its about the times when not only is it OK to steal my games, but, in fact, I get something out of it. Perhaps an unusual topic for a blog post from a game developer. I admit to being a little bit nervous about writing this. The sad truth is that, these days, it is so easy to pirate single-player PC games that most gamers only have to pay for them if they want to pay for them. And there is strong evidence (links below) to indicate that they usually dont want to pay for them. So giving people ammunition they can use to convince themselves that they shouldnt pay for my games seems perilous, especially since they are, after all, how I support my family. But I got into the blogging game to write about the reality of the game biz from the viewpoint of my shadowy little corner, and piracy is a huge part of it, so here we go. Of Course, Piracy Is Almost Always Wrong I think that the best way of eval...

Sometimes I love this guild No really, I do. The priorities for raiding are exactly right. Dress > Skill > Gear. Nothing beats a proper dress while fighting a hard mode. Allegedly tonight even spawned a new website. So with some pride, I give you a link to http://www.RealGamersWearDresses.com - may it be an inspiration for everyone. download file now

Sometimes code can be pretty and worthless public static boolean permutation(List values, int index) {         return permutation(values, values.size(), index);     }     private static boolean permutation(List values, int n, int index) {         if ((index == 0) || (n == 0))  return (index == 0);         Collections.swap(values, n, n-(index % n));         return permutation(values,n-1,index/n);     } It finds an indexed permutation for the list. So each permutation index will give a new permutation... at least until you run out of integers which is at about 12 items. download file now