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Oh, I see, the first three + Ant and I.
Me.
I wanted to be a brand name :(.
I wanted to be a brand name :(.
Anything ending in .EXE is a program. Read our Hammer Setup tutorials.
Heh, nice. Don't think I saw that in BS. Something similar in HL, though.
Jimmy Eat World - Kill
The building texturing looks like a bit of a weak point from all the shots.
Well, atom's absent and I'm too busy. Nice idea.
I'll bear it in mind.
E-mail me it, and I'll post it up for you. I have webspace all over the place.
You shouldn't even really add decals.wad. Nothing useful there.
You missed a few people playing about an hour ago.
Code, then.
Uhm... did you just get the filesize of the shortcut? 
How big is it?
Foxing (from Ferric OXide, or from the fox-like color of the stain) is the effect on certain papers of the oxidation of iron or other substances in the pulp or rag from which the paper was made.
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Oh, my mistake. RFC 1918 reads:
[quote]
The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) has reserved the following three blocks of the IP address space for private internets:
Mr. Fist was, and is, entirely correct.
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The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) has reserved the following three blocks of the IP address space for private internets:
10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255 (10/8 prefix)
172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255 (172.16/12 prefix)
192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 (192.168/16 prefix)Mr. Fist was, and is, entirely correct.
Uh, you mean 'external IP'. Not the private-range one which you use within your LAN.
I don't get it. He gave you an IP and port :confused:; no ambiguity.
Hmm, always tought that these ranges are internal:I think you're thinking of 127.x.x.x, and I think that's even more special than 192.168.x.x and 10.x.x.x.
172.* 10.* 192.168.*
I'm going to write it into TWHL3, but have it disabled. That way, if we have spam problems in the future, we can react quickly, rather than having to suffer for a fortnight while I write the appropriate stuff on-demand :).
It does discourage people a little, or at least slow them down.
It does discourage people a little, or at least slow them down.
No, just didn't comment on it. Can't criticise everyone all the time, however illiterate :P.
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Nice, but isn't that your internal ip?I think you're confusing his IP with the 192.x.x.x range.
4th: why does it matter? You're going to be directing your query at a particular port anyway :|.
If you're using Steam, read our Steam tutorial.
Great stuff: two servers! 
It's a great song. I'm buying their album.
I think you mean Tally Hall - Banana Man.
Elliott Smith - Pretty (Ugly Before)
"I believe a certain professional mapper once said the devil is in the details"Heh, it's a common general saying, not just a comment from that one mapper.
You could create a brush in the .MAP file with those co-ordinates using Notepad, and then search for it by number.
See, text-editor mapping is useful sometimes.
See, text-editor mapping is useful sometimes.
An excellent summary.
I think you can probably use -verbose or something to show detailed compile resource usage stuff. Have a look at zhlt.info.
I think you can probably use -verbose or something to show detailed compile resource usage stuff. Have a look at zhlt.info.
Interesting.
Typing "cl_showfps 1" into the console (press ` to get that up ? it's just above Tab) will bring up a little gauge of your framerate at the top-right of the screen. Run around a bit in HL2, get in some fights, and see what framerates you get then.
You might need to tick "enable developer console" in the Advanced section of the Controls tab in Options.
You might need to tick "enable developer console" in the Advanced section of the Controls tab in Options.
so, are we going to be allowed to upload .7z files to twhl?Hmmm. Maybe.
WCD: WMA? Joke, boy. OGG Vorbis/FLAC. Those open-source geek mathematicians know their stuff.
Interesting. A new topic, to my knowledge, and nicely-presented.
That's certainly not a beast of a graphics processor.
Just run it manually, lazy.
Yeah, you don't have a choice of resolution on a TFT.
Strange that HL2 runs so much better, though. If the stress test is available in HL2, try it. Could be some strange mod issue.
Strange that HL2 runs so much better, though. If the stress test is available in HL2, try it. Could be some strange mod issue.
I would imagine that Source is ignoring most of the "High" settings, where they're not supported by your hardware. I guess some of the settings which do accept "High" on your laptop are used much more in CS:S than HL2.
Are you sure you have everything on low settings? What about anti-aliasing and antriscopic filtering (AA and AF)? What resolution are you using for each game?
Are you sure you have everything on low settings? What about anti-aliasing and antriscopic filtering (AA and AF)? What resolution are you using for each game?
RAR and 7z are superior formats. ZIP is like MP3: old and lame, but people still use it because they're lazy.
[m]Post in the correct forum in future and give your threads descriptive names (not like "HELP!").[/m]
Yey.
Randy Newman - Memo To My Son
Randy Newman - Memo To My Son
Uh, when?
The ads and background are hideous, and the central images 404. It's bad practice to use all-capital filenames.
Oh, heh, I imagined that he'd just mis-translated "the air" as "space" :D.
Man, that sounds like a mess. You could always non-destructively re-partition your drives with something like PartitionMagic.
ah, ammo can's, so use fullTh' tas perty inromhsce,nsib1e.
Yeah. It's very interesting, but isn't a replacement for Steam if you're a real gamer or want to use public servers.
Well, what is on there? A system drive certainly needs a fair amount of free space, and a swapfile-holding partition does too. Not all, though. I have an 8GiB partition with 180kiB free, and it's not a problem at all, because I only have one massive file on it. If you have, like me, a partition for documents and little stuff alone (i.e. no programs which have lots of big temporary files, etc.), you could cheerfully fill it without any performance problems.
Nope.