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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 16:45:47 UTC
in Are Warez Right? Post #149775
I can't say that I can see any way that warezing isn't stealing. In many cases, most people don't care. I think it'd be amusing to know how many people here failed the Windows Geniune Advantage test.

Forging money is an interesting point. I suppose whatever you buy is legitimately morally owned unless whoever you gave the money to is unable to pass it on. Then it's theft. Doesn't mean that forgery isn't a problem. Forge in moderation, fellas. Well, 'cept for IDs.

On the subject of music downloads: I don't bother with illegal copies because the quality is so poor, nor with legal copies of the same lousy quality but with the added bonus of DRM making it impossible to ever play what you paid for. Half the songwriters and singers whose CDs I do buy are probably dead anyway, and the other half get about 1% of the cost or something piss-taking. It's not a good system, but there's nothing else really.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 08:58:12 UTC
in Half-Life: Hostage Situation Post #149721
Like the ZIP idea. Hide the pass or a hint in the maps!
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 04:18:16 UTC
in Is TWHL full of nerds? (I doubt it!) Post #149704
$200K Lego brick blagger suspect nabbed
Enough bricks to build his own jail
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/11/28/lego_brick_blag/
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 04:17:37 UTC
in life? Post #149703
Being a narcologist would be tr?s interessant.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 04:15:05 UTC
in Now Playing Post #149702
Erik Satie - Gymnopedie No. 1
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 04:14:29 UTC
in Your Game Stats Post #149701
YES! P228 DOES BEAT ALL OTHER PISTOLS. FINALLY SOMEONE WHO SHARES MY OPINION. SCREW DEAGLES LETS HAVE A KEG PARTY!
Hey, same.

Incidentally...
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-29 04:13:08 UTC
in HL entitys in CS Post #149700
You can probably just use a cycler_sprite with the Sprite field set to the model path.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 18:29:18 UTC
in MAX_MAP_CLIPNODES help Post #149653
Try covering all of the cylinders with clip brushes, which are just non-entity brushes covered with the CLIP texture.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 18:17:50 UTC
in life? Post #149648
You're so busy that you never think? :P
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 18:16:29 UTC
in MAX_MAP_CLIPNODES help Post #149647
Good God, so many cylinders!
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 16:50:45 UTC
in All I want for Christmas Post #149630
User posted image


Don't really know what else. My Russian teachers are buying me some Ukranian kiddy books, though.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 16:42:03 UTC
in life? Post #149626
I do. Something which often occurs to me is "what happens to your consciousness when you go to sleep?"; it's like teleportation. Is the person rebuilt at the end the same person at the start? Surely not: just a clone. How can consciousness be transferred?

Will I still be me tommorow, or will I end tonight, with biologically the same person living on tommorow, unbeknownst to everyone who knows me, a clone. Did this me start when I woke up, my memories from thousands of previous identical beings?

Something not to consider too carefully, as it may result in insomnia :).
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 16:40:12 UTC
in Now Playing Post #149625
Foo Fighters - Over and Out
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 15:44:18 UTC
in life? Post #149614
and he abused it (like Seventh.)
Sorry? :P

Maths > God.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 03:46:31 UTC
in Is TWHL full of nerds? (I doubt it!) Post #149543
Oh, it was intended for pepper's education. Glad it made it clear to you if you needed it, though.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 03:43:00 UTC
in ... Post #149542
Give threads proper titles and check the links page.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 03:41:01 UTC
in New map Im working on Post #149541
Yes. You should always give people a way to sneak around behind campers, if they're all at one place, like that exit.

The stairway is strange. Hard to tell whether I'm looking up or down.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 03:39:07 UTC
in damn_vis Post #149540
Look at Leak-Free on the Links page.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-28 03:38:28 UTC
in request Post #149539
Not enough space or bandwidth.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 17:48:34 UTC
in I hate comedy central Post #149465
Well if you're not over eighteen, surely you live at home and can get your parents to enter on your behalf?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 17:47:59 UTC
in Is TWHL full of nerds? (I doubt it!) Post #149463
how long do you play satch?
That should either be "how long do you play for" or, what I think you're trying to say, "how long have you played for". Just a tip. "How long do you play for" means "how long do you spend practising" rather than "when did you start".
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 14:05:34 UTC
in buyin a computer soon and... Post #149427
Newegg.com does not currently ship internationally; we only deliver to locations within the United States and to Puerto Rico.
:(
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 12:59:02 UTC
in buyin a computer soon and... Post #149421
He's a dingoer.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 12:58:42 UTC
in Hammer problem: NPCs Post #149420
Have you tried what Zeg said?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 11:10:28 UTC
in Hammer problem: NPCs Post #149412
Yeah... there's a reason why it's labelled "beta"...
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 06:39:34 UTC
in c++ compiler Post #149390
Um, I imagine even the VS .NET Express has a compiler... surely you can actually run what you write?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 04:09:23 UTC
in Laser guided monster_turret Post #149385
There isn't one.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-27 04:09:11 UTC
in HL entitys in CS Post #149384
1. you can't
2. already has them
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 20:03:46 UTC
in Your Game Stats Post #149351
Bit of a schizophrenic, eh WCD?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 18:37:41 UTC
in Vehicle Glitch Post #149335
Are you talking about a CS func_vehicle?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 17:22:14 UTC
in Hammer crash.. Post #149325
Some code arguing with some other code. Could be drivers, Windows, anything.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 17:19:50 UTC
in Is TWHL full of nerds? (I doubt it!) Post #149323
I don't tend to read very much anymore, I used to read in bed, but not anymore really, since I have read all my books I own currently.
Ditto and amen.

BF2 pwns.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 17:18:21 UTC
in Laser guided monster_turret Post #149322
Definitely. Spirit can probably do it.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 17:17:37 UTC
in Various Mapping Post #149320
a .nav file isn't a botroute file
Heh, too much HL mappin' eh?

Well done, laddy.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 17:15:41 UTC
in Hammer crash.. Post #149319
It's covered in parts of the Compiling Introduced tutorial.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 14:31:41 UTC
in Is TWHL full of nerds? (I doubt it!) Post #149283
I thoroughly enjoy playing the piano and learning Russian. I walk about five miles a day, which I like. Don't really have time for that much else at the moment. If I try to do much else, everything else suffers.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 14:28:34 UTC
in life? Post #149282
Israel in their fight with Palestinians
Let's not forget some of the reasons they're fighting.
but you also have to realise that anyone who is remotely religious would not use it this way
Yes, but they do. Just because some monks wrote that it was a bad thing doesn't mean people will listen to that bit. A lot of people are very greedy and unpleasant. I guess that's where half-arsed religion gets us.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 14:24:51 UTC
in Competitions Post #149281
Please move discussion on the Source competition to the official Competition 18 thread.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 14:23:03 UTC
in Current Projects? Post #149280
Hm, I think that that ramp draws away from the similarity a little.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 08:56:04 UTC
in life? Post #149231
I wouldn't say I only believe what I see, since that excludes most modern science, but science has achieved far more than religion for humanity.

I'm pretty sure that great genetic diversity thanks to travel, improved life expectancy with modern medicine, and just how many people there are in the world show that homo sapiens is pretty successful biologically, and I would hardly say that religion contributed particularly to any of those parts.

Okay, maybe Catholicism with its anti-contraceptive stuff, but I doubt that's really made much difference.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 06:04:08 UTC
in Current Projects? Post #149216
Whoa, sweet. It actually reminds me of Venice. Is it based on the real thing?
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-26 04:11:33 UTC
in life? Post #149192
For my part, I'd just like to make it clear that I certainly don't look down on the religious as a whole. Several of my good friends are religious. I just dislike what religion primarily brings: conflict.
We have nothing to blame but ourselves. Everything we do is our choice...nothing makes us do it.
Uh, but humans make religion. I'm sure you're not saying that human behaviour is completely random, so being religious certainly influences peoples' choices.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 21:05:32 UTC
in No Shadows? Post #149172
They were written out because they looked bad most of the time. If you have a very old version, you can turn them on again... I think they were taken out in 1.0.2.0.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 21:04:35 UTC
in The Al Jazeera Memo Leak Post #149170
Hi, Jeremy. Not seen you for a bit :). Nice for some relative, uh, sanity.
Superior Might prevails, period.
No, that's nonsense. The average life expectancies of developed countries aren't eighty-odd because of fighting. Moron. No, too generous. Troll.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 20:44:09 UTC
in The Al Jazeera Memo Leak Post #149158
rowley, you're a psychopath. I actually feel sorry for America, having you there with free access to firearms.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 20:39:40 UTC
in life? Post #149155
Through translations aswell, true meanings are lost.
Yeah, like "young girl Mary" becoming "virgin Mary". C'mon, it's so blatantly obviously what it originally said. So God creates men and women, capable of reproducing, and then skips it. Plus he makes some men and women want to have sex with their own sex. Are you criticising your suppos?d creator?
Not even according to the 10 commandments did I commit any sins upon birth. Also, care to clarify those 'sins'?
Aaah, but, you see, God gave you these sins so that he could absolve you of them when you leave the world he spent precious time creating and spend eternity elsewhere, meaning that you spent 0% of your time there. Gee, great thinking.

If so many people didn't kill and harass so many others about it, it would be laughable.

I hate religion.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 20:29:53 UTC
in Hl1 is fucked Post #149149
He means reinstalled Windows, not rebooted.

Find out what graphics card you have and install the appropriate drivers.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 20:19:11 UTC
in The Al Jazeera Memo Leak Post #149145
rowleybob: what the fuck? You don't seriously believe that, right? You're just trying to piss people off.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 05:36:02 UTC
in life? Post #148977
Bonus points for the person who finds out who said that.
Marx, wasn't it?

Yep, Google agrees.

Got a great Randy Newman song about him.
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Posted 18 years ago2005-11-25 05:13:26 UTC
in life? Post #148965
References plz... And use full context seventh.
Uh, I didn't say that.
You guys have just said a bunch of things, and again, did not base them on anything.
Sorry, the arguers against are the ones who are making arguments with no base?
Wrong. That's opinion.
Isn't that a little of a contradiction? ;) I agree with you, though.
one of them is a man of science. He believes only what he can observe with his senses, or what can be measured.
I took two objects and placed them in front of him. I asked him if he believed that there are some kind of force pulling the two objects together. He obvious said yes, as it is gravity. well, you cannot measure gravity, only predict it through inspecific tests. How then can you believe in one force rather than another, if you can see neither nor?
So you're saying "instead of using the senses you have to usefully record events and predict similar things, make stuff up!". Very sensible.

Quotes aside. Religion was, I imagine (I'm talking about way back) founded by fear and ignorance. Sun worshippers, etc. to whom the sun was, reasonably, one of the most powerful, and, I suppose, strangest things they could see. People have watched it for thousands of years, travelled across the world, and found it different in ways which show such and such. Using reason and observation, science describes as much as we can find and examine.

Religion, on the other hand, has no logical foundation in what we see of the world. It's just fear, and, with many, greed and lust for power on the part of those who found them. In the middle ages, the religious in command could control and take from everybody by threatening them with God's wrath.

When religions disagree, what happens? There is no base to argue on, nothing that either party can point out to the other in the source, because they're all made up, with good intentions or otherwise, with no grounds. Then there are wars, genocide. When scientists disagree, what happens? Good ones will discuss what they have found with their peers, who can look at what the proposer has based their discovery on. Correct it, revise it, compare and contrast it to what we see and what we have seen.

This could have been better-organised, I know, but I'm in a little of a hurry. I expect this thread will still be around sometime when I can be more orderly.

Post-scripts on religion (mostly Christianity):

1. Why are religious people averse to death, natural or otherwise, when they believe that there is an all-forgiving god waiting to bring them to eternal bliss?

2. Those who put forward religion as 'people being nice to each other': is it really necessary to ignore massive advances in human knowledge and threaten everyone with burning for eternity just for people to be kind to each other? No, it isn't.
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