Ah, reality, great graphics but poor gameplay.

By the way, I found this earlier today, might help to prevent your laptop from spitting fire

Sure, no offense meant. ;) The people who write those articles should know better, however. And I've seen the headline on a different site too... :? To me, it looks as silly as "shocking new study shows that force equals mass times acceleration". :lol: Edit: the most plausible scenario is that those...

How is that new? That's like, basic quantum mechanics, known for decades?
We saw that 2 years ago in QM1...

Maybe Josh would do better to outsource the missing of the website, as it's rather outdated and he doesn't have time to work on it.

I like your design, but I think it has quite a lot of empty space.

Well, what are the odds
If you ever see someone riding past on a kickscooter, that's most probably me.

Sadly that's not how it works with me. I blame my education :lol: I know, same for me, I also had plenty of discussions with ThymineC about the possibility of his idea. On another note, I see you're studying Physics and astronomy in Belgium, could it be that you're studying at UGent? Indeed! (It's ...

Sadly that's not how it works with me. I blame my education

That's indeed the problem, if the theorem breaks conservation of those things no longer is the case. Which means you could create infinite energy in such a case if you were creative enough. (Which is a very big "nope" in physics) And "the laws of physics are the same everywhere" is a physical law (b...

Because of Noether's theorem, conservation of energy and momentum stems from the fact that physical laws are invariant under spacial translation and inversion of time. The h-drive apparently operated by modifying laws of physics in a certain place which breaks that invariance. Furthermore, "modifyin...

Also, Sony are more pc-minded than Microsoft. Because logic.

For what it's worth, H-drive tech isn't in an alternate Universe but it is partially based on real physics and could be seen as a far future tech. Well, ... No, not really, actually. :geek: we had tons of discussion regarding this, and it was a yes with the caveeat "assume we can manipulate propabl...

Cha0zz wrote:For what it's worth, H-drive tech isn't in an alternate Universe but it is partially based on real physics and could be seen as a far future tech.

Well, ...
No, not really, actually.

That's what popped in my head too when he was saying this was all possible because of the power of the next gen consoles. I guess that's what you get when you sign a deal with Sony. Still better than with Microsoft.

Listened for the first time, it was very enjoyable. Now if only I were better at multitasking...