akiroz
Previously known as b1o2r3i4s5.
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You're missing the point of the show and what it's been doing
I don't think Tusk and Momoka are dead and it is fine.
Cross Ange deals heavilly with alternate realities, time paradoxies, and the duality of life and existence.
I think the anime is doing what it does best, and that it uses the main character Ange, who is the only person constant throughout all these time paradoxes, as a way to mold her. She, just like Embryo, has seen multiple endings to life, multiple histories, and experienced love, lust, betrayl, and comraderie during her time alive.
These deaths were needed, and unlike in AZ, when the characters come back to life, I won't find it cheap. Because Cross Ange the series uses this stuff for development of a character in the truest sense.
Steins Gate did this. Although they all came back to life in the end, what Okabe witnessed forever changed his demeanor, and perception on life. Whereas he had a near disfunctional view of society and life before the incidents, he came out of it...a real 'man'
Cross Ange does this quite well. Where Ange too also came from a place with a disfunctional view before meeting all the adversity that would in the end, produce one of the strongest female leads in the last few years.
It serves a bigger purpose.
Uhhhh..... Really?
All I'm seeing is the creators randomly killing off characters. :/
I need to finish that Linux EdX course....... T_T
What's a shared partition?
I just glossed through this since I intend to triple boot my rMBP now that I have a brand new installation of OS X (512 GB SSD).
http://davidlively.com/notes/macbook-pro-triple-boot/
I'll probably need around 200 GB for Windows so I can put Steam games on there and record with lossless FRAPs, and at least 200 GB for OS X since that guide says I need to make the OS X partition as large as the Windows one. I think Windows can read OS X's HFS+ partition with Boot Camp drivers
http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/02/access-mac-os-x-partition-from-windows.html
but last time I had Boot Camp, I couldn't read them. It might have been because I had my OS X partition encrypted though.
So yeah, in my case, would the shared partition be useful at all? I only want to install Linux to experiment and I don't like VMs options. That being said, if I want to remove the Linux partitions and rejoin them, I'm not sure how easy that would be. :/
Use a live cd instead of installing it.
I never liked dual booting because I cant use apps in 2 OSs at the same time.