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"Does the distance one travels from center make one more free
to move?"
"No. Freedom has two parts: potential and resolution; as
metaphor has two parts: form and interpretation. Of course,
the two are intertwined. Metaphor lines the road to freedom,
as symbols and words are the bricks and mortar of meaning.
Freedom is being the bricoleur, the mason."
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Marathon: Resurrection Forum
Oh god! Not the 'MultiMesh'!
Posted By: Designator_Hawk
Date: 2003.9.22.06.15
In Response To: Re: Failed to load 'Multimesh' (Trancephere)
Frankly: You are screwed. This means that part of the HardDrive is corrupt, and will probably lead to a misinterperitation in the datastream to your main CPU. This is probably the result of a failed BIOS, so that will need to be replaced also. The G4 uses a new and advanced "power PC" chip, that although wounderful, is prone to huge electrical faults, resulting in ball lightning and a full fusing of your computer into one glob of plastic and metal.
Chances are: after this, your graphics card will nolonger work. The mouse might survive though. Users are not considered in the equation.
Actually, just kidding.
Failed to locate multimesh, or any file of that sort, sounds like something isn't there. If it is part of M:R you might just get away with reinstalling M:R, if it is from the game: the game. If pain persists, please see your doctor *panadol: use as perscribed, children ask your parents first*. (Just what Merc said, but I wanted to make that panadol crack).
Failing that, get a PC, with windows, and set faults to default. (just what Merc said about 3 months ago, but I just wanted to make that crack) Nothing like a good failure to get a thread going is there?
-Hawk
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