Commented 9 years ago2015-10-08 17:21:57 UTC
in vault item: wireframeComment #18033
Interesting. I tested it.
This would go well with a concept map where teams have a limited amount of time available to "see through" walls. Actually these would be toggled func_walls with a solid(bsp) transparent brush in their middle.
Commented 9 years ago2015-10-08 06:44:03 UTC
in journal: #8609Comment #62765
Physical buttons forever!
That thing is nearly a decade old and I've replaced the battery once and taped the back cover down a few times. It's an ugly, battered old trooper that won't give up.
Commented 9 years ago2015-10-06 18:38:28 UTC
in journal: #8609Comment #62780
Strider wins.
If that was mine, I'd have changed it even if I wasn't into the smart features, if only because it's held together with sticky tape. See, Captain? Mine wasn't so bad.
I'd be sticking with this type of phone but sadly I have already been absorbed into convenient things like group chats in WhatsApp and other equally convenient features. But they're better.
Commented 9 years ago2015-10-04 16:11:31 UTC
in journal: #8610Comment #65932
First of all, I now notice you're from Greenland. Do they have acceptable internet speeds there? I can eat any fish food btw, I'm not picky. Europe is on the brink of disaster right now, how easy is it to get to Greenland? xD
Second, ignore the breadcrumbs part, testsu0 reminded me of this:
Commented 9 years ago2015-09-29 15:55:58 UTC
in journal: #8609Comment #62777
Fun facts about mobile internet:
The HSPA+ standard has a nominal data transfer speed of 21mbps. My old phone had a max speed of 7mbps. I used to think I was missing out until I found out my carrier caps 3G at 1mbps anyway. Now it makes sense how my friend in the US can do video calls on Skype through 3G and I can barely get a single page to load.
The LTE standard has a nominal data transfer speed of 150mbps. I thought that was pretty fancy, until I found out my carrier caps 4G at 5mbps. That's right, a quarter of 3G speed in other regions.
I can't come up with a single reason to do this. Isn't it better for everyone to leave data rates uncapped? Transactions finish faster, which causes less network congestion, which in turn results in a better service for everybody. I guess not understanding it is probably the reason I wouldn't be a good businessman.
Glad I only wanted 4G as an extra lane to get around network congestion, otherwise I'd probably be really pissed.
Commented 9 years ago2015-09-28 06:36:57 UTC
in vault item: wireframeComment #18044
Just that it seems Source renders small brushes like a 1-unit-thick railing weirdly/buggily, i.e., it flashes/disappears as you move & rotate the camera. If that's the "microbrush warning", then yes
Commented 9 years ago2015-09-27 19:16:24 UTC
in journal: #8609Comment #62774
A video review showing Stu's face would basically mean that the LHC enters an acceleration runaway, creates a black hole and the Earth is sucked into the void.
Commented 9 years ago2015-09-27 17:55:18 UTC
in journal: #8609Comment #62782
Aww yeah! Bet it feels awesome to be able to finally get an upgrade! My latest upgrade was an iPhone 4 but then again I barely use my phone other than for calls, texting or social media, but yeah. ^^ Congrats on the new phone Stu! Expecting a review video from you.
Commented 9 years ago2015-09-27 14:16:24 UTC
in journal: #1770Comment #46997
Since TJB has already spoiled, like, every journal number of interest, I have to go to even more obscurely significant numbers to be able to claim my place. Like this, the year of Australia's colonisation.
This would go well with a concept map where teams have a limited amount of time available to "see through" walls. Actually these would be toggled func_walls with a solid(bsp) transparent brush in their middle.
I did get the (almost forced) update to Android 5.1.1 a few hours after getting the update to 4.4.4, after which somehow word prediction got worse.
That thing is nearly a decade old and I've replaced the battery once and taped the back cover down a few times. It's an ugly, battered old trooper that won't give up.
Aw nostalgia! I miss the golden age of flip phone and actual buttons
If that was mine, I'd have changed it even if I wasn't into the smart features, if only because it's held together with sticky tape. See, Captain? Mine wasn't so bad.
I'd be sticking with this type of phone but sadly I have already been absorbed into convenient things like group chats in WhatsApp and other equally convenient features. But they're better.
Second, ignore the breadcrumbs part, testsu0 reminded me of this:
As for the caps, I don't mind, it works for me.
Also, that's a huge bummer on the Carrier caps
Is it only me that misses a smartphone already? Dayum.
I want Whatsapp!
The HSPA+ standard has a nominal data transfer speed of 21mbps. My old phone had a max speed of 7mbps. I used to think I was missing out until I found out my carrier caps 3G at 1mbps anyway. Now it makes sense how my friend in the US can do video calls on Skype through 3G and I can barely get a single page to load.
The LTE standard has a nominal data transfer speed of 150mbps. I thought that was pretty fancy, until I found out my carrier caps 4G at 5mbps. That's right, a quarter of 3G speed in other regions.
I can't come up with a single reason to do this. Isn't it better for everyone to leave data rates uncapped? Transactions finish faster, which causes less network congestion, which in turn results in a better service for everybody. I guess not understanding it is probably the reason I wouldn't be a good businessman.
Glad I only wanted 4G as an extra lane to get around network congestion, otherwise I'd probably be really pissed.
Silly CS:GO SDK...
tl;dr: fuck TJB
(Archie @ 20th September 2015, 09:17 AM)
Capt needs to work on his Roman Numerals
Yeppers I do, yeesh! So yeah you still have a full year before you can officially be called old then
Capt needs to work on his Roman Numerals