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ZombieLoffe

Posted 15 years ago2008-11-23 15:11:38 UTC
in Who will be the next superpower? Post #258984

Right now petrol is like 11 SEK per litre here;
11 (Swedish kronor per litre) = 4.91363105 U.S. dollars per US gallon

Google sure is nifty.

The economical capitals of the world are definitely moving east. But neither of the developing countries in Asia would hold their own without exporting massive amounts to Europe. What I think we'll see in the future is further globalisation, eg. equalisation (is that a word?) between developing countries and first world countries. We'll get poorer, they'll get richer.

As far as super powers go, India and China are probably going to work hard to aspire for the position of top Asian nation, alongside Japan. They're both space racing the way America and the Soviets did in the 60's, and the competition'll likely escalate.

Edit:

Really? Their only real problem is the noise being made over Tibet.

India's currently at conflict with Pakistan, another incredibly powerful nation. China has some troubles both with the Tibet situation as well as the Burmese dictatorship.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-22 07:16:39 UTC
in L4D Community Campaign Post #258889

I'm liking this.
Don't bite off more than you can chew, however - give yourself time to experiment with any additions to the SDK or Hammer before diving into making a full-length campaign.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-21 18:36:14 UTC
in Terminal Gmail Post #258867

Oh man. I am so terminal'd from now on.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-15 19:15:21 UTC
in L4D commands Post #258566

The Hunter's post covers most anything.

And I have not been able to play as infected - I suspect they patched it.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-14 13:09:51 UTC
in Left 4 Dead Post #258527

Thankyee, potatis_invalid. Fixed it by binding p to toggleconsole.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-14 12:21:31 UTC
in Left 4 Dead Post #258524

Here's a question for you: how do you enable the console on european keyboards? Neither "enable developer console" or -console in the launch options seems to do anything.

I've played it only with friends over skype, and yes, it is fun... for a while. I'm afraid this game'll get boring quite fast, not too sure I'll invest in it.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-13 13:38:16 UTC
in Left 4 Dead Post #258481

SHOTGUN.
AUTOSHOTGUN.

FUCK YEAH.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-04 13:29:15 UTC
in KOTOR Tips Post #258127

For an even softer introduction to RPGs, give the, also Bioware-developed, action-RPG Mass Effect a try. It's great.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-11-04 13:27:03 UTC
in You Laugh You Lose - Revisited Post #258125

TERRIBLE YLYL IS TERRIBLE
I DIDN'T EVEN SMILE ONCE

FUCK

CRUISE CONTROL: ENGAGED

I'm sorry, these aren't the best the best the best. If I could, I'd poast my entire /b/ folder, but I just don't want to. These I just pulled randomly off of ED and imagechan - hopefully, someone will laugh lose.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-31 10:36:49 UTC
in Your favorite Indie/Casual games! Post #257958

I'm kind of into Audiosurf recently.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-29 21:53:54 UTC
in Logo editor software? Post #257893

GIMP.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-28 19:50:52 UTC
in Dam Virus!! Post #257836

The best way to not get viruses is to get a Mac smile -

Much like the best way to avoid disease is to kill yourself.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-23 15:58:47 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257566

Downloading FC2. I figure anything's worth a download.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-23 13:04:10 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257554

PS3

hahaha

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-23 09:36:26 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257548

more quickly

hahaha

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-23 03:37:55 UTC
in Desktops of October Post #257535

School computer.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-22 16:43:16 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257506

I don't know what it is but I'm expecting Alan Wake to be a huge disappointment.

Isn't that quite oxymoronic?

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-21 05:52:40 UTC
in Desktops of October Post #257422

There're so many things that annoy me on your desktop I won't even list them.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-18 10:39:56 UTC
in Post Your Photos Post #257295

Black/white one wins.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-17 13:57:43 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257264

PCG Sweden is quite excellent last time I checked on it. I've recently quit subscribing, but it's definitely the best PC Gaming magazine around.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-14 05:10:35 UTC
in Visual Basic Post #257031

Why Visual Basic? Learn a real programming language. If you really want to, there's a Wikibook for it.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-14 05:08:43 UTC
in Games to look forward to... Post #257030

Mirror's Edge, L4D, Starcraft II, Diablo 3 (although no promise they'll be out anytime soon), Far Cry 2.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-10-11 14:38:21 UTC
in Spider-Man: Web of Shadows Trailer! Post #256921

If Tito didn't poast moar general discussion would be all quiet. :3

Movies based on comics tend to suck a lot. However, games based on movies based on comics pull off the awesome feat of being even WORSE than their movie counterparts. tl;dr shit sucks.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-28 16:29:56 UTC
in Splinter Prize Fight Post #256286

Most kills in the two games combined or most kills in one game?

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-28 16:28:01 UTC
in Post Your Photos Post #256285

lol butterflies

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-28 06:51:30 UTC
in Simple CMS ? Post #256259

Drupal and Joomla are two of the most common community CMSes. Haven't used neither, so I can't comment on their quality, but they should be quite powerful.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-17 10:43:00 UTC
in Desktops of September Post #255549

FUCK YOU, FRACTALS

(Cool proggy, btw)

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-16 12:55:09 UTC
in Desktops of September Post #255518

I do know that Winamp is superb compared to the others i've tried (WMP, Itunes, MPClassic)

Foobar2000 > all for music.
For video, MPC isn't bad but I prefer VLC.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-15 11:38:28 UTC
in Google Chrome Post #255421

Um... Urbanebula:

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-13 06:17:31 UTC
in Google Chrome Post #255290

After using Chrome for a few days, I must say I'm hooked. For my daily web browsing, I've completely switched to Chrome. The fast loading times, the non-existent RAM usage, the sexy GUI... Enough for me.

There's still a bunch of plugins from Firefox that I miss sorely, but for the daily dose of checking mail and reading RSS chrome does the job superbly.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-06 15:40:16 UTC
in Official Transformers 2 Set Video! Post #255014

Basically it's Armageddon/Independence Day/etc.- ie a big dumb disaster flick- with robots thrown on top of it.

Most apt summary of the film I've seen so far.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-06 06:35:15 UTC
in Official Transformers 2 Set Video! Post #255006

Good keyboards have the ? and ` key. Pok?mon.

Regarding Transformers, it's terrible. I wouldn't watch the sequel if it was free.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-03 15:02:09 UTC
in Google Chrome Post #254943

http://tapthehive.com/discuss/This_Post_Not_Made_In_Chrome_Google_s_EULA_Sucks

By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services.

And this is in the EULA of a browser.

And as for the Hunter, be quiet.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-09-03 08:30:01 UTC
in Google Chrome Post #254927

I'm pretty much interested in whether I will have to do testing in yet another browser now. Probably not, since the rendering engine is Webkit, shared by many browsers. As an initiative, not really sure what to think about it. Does the market really need another browser? We've already got 3 major players competing (being Mozilla, Microsoft and Apple (sorry opera users, your market share is like 0.1%)) for the user base. We'll see.

As for a real alternative to Firefox, it really isn't and probably won't be, at least for me. There's a tonne of plugins I use constantly for Firefox that will at least not be available for Chrome for a while.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-31 14:48:00 UTC
in Getting ready for a big hurt.... Post #254806

Carl XVI Gustaf (Carl Gustaf Folke Hubertus; born 30 April 1946) has been King of Sweden since 15 September 1973.

Only shitty things get named Gustaf...

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-31 12:54:34 UTC
in Getting ready for a big hurt.... Post #254799

New Orleans, officially the coolest American English dialect in the world. I feel sorry for them ;________;. NYOOORLANZ

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-30 13:23:41 UTC
in "Temple" for HLDM Post #254759

Sweet ol'e Blazeeer textures.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-26 03:07:57 UTC
in Daubeh's TF2 Server [Server closed] Post #254548

Very big kudos to both Daubster and Huntey. Great ideas, I'll hop on the servers pretty often.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-25 04:17:01 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254521

What does that have to do with anything?

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-24 17:10:43 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254490

Tito, your post illustrates a point against absolute browser conformity, but it is not an argument against site validity. Sure, there will never be a browser that conforms fully and only to the standards, because of old methods still being used. Of course the developers will want backwards compatibility.
This, however, is not an argument against using standards for web development. I mean, in all earnest, there's no reason not to follow standards - after all, they're put in place to create the optimal experience for as large an audience as possible.

Regarding the (apparently parallel) discussion about an ideal world, the term "ideal" is highly subjective and will probably differ greatly from person to person. As such, it is fairly unattainable.
Besides, animals are tasty.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-24 06:48:44 UTC
in Computer is Skipping? Post #254447

f2k > winamp > wmp

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-24 06:47:40 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254446

potatis, you need to chill the fuck out yo.

Everything would be much easier if everyone followed web standards. That goes for both browsers and web developers. It would indeed cut development times for new websites as well as new browsers. The web would likely be a bigger place where creating content was easier.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-23 11:01:41 UTC
in Huntey's CSS server Post #254376

CET is the real Europe clock. GMT is old and crappy.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-23 05:30:10 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254370

Whatever happened to judging a website for what it is about, rather than for what's the source code like?

I judge a website for how it will be experienced by its users over a variety of platforms and user agents

. You seem to have completely missed my point about the W3 accessibility recommendations (3.), which in my opinion is the most solid reason for using semantic, well-formed markup.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-22 18:13:03 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254349

Tito: Relevant (IE User)

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-22 15:41:17 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254314

They have the internet's best forum dedicated to web development, you should join it like I have, check it out: http://www.programmingtalk.com/

Considering that website you posted earlier does not seem to be a joke, I'm not sure I want to. The best advice available on (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, etc. etc. you can find online is available live on freenode, the best IRC network ever.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-22 12:24:14 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254297

What's remarkable with TWHL is that unlike the majority of all community sites, it's not a template. The forums are all hand-coded, first by atom, then recoded by our favourite Penguinboy with able assistance from Strideh and Ant - and they've done a god job doing it. Nigh-compliant (yes, there's still some invalidity

) HTML, clean and easy-on-the-eyes design and solid PHP work. Even some AJAX detail work as icing on the cake.

Seriously, how often have you seen a non-template forum system? Snarkpit, and the NS site linked earlier, both have pre-built forum systems.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-21 17:13:55 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254255

Look at this site and think.

Not very impressive. Pretty unreadable and foremost generic theme. The TWHL3 theme is nice, in my opinion and a ton better than TWHL2 and previous. At least the TWHL3 theme isn't an ugly generic forum template.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-21 12:00:30 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254237

IE version 8 is schedule to come out soon

A very vague "soon". The IE8 release is still probably aeons away. And even when it's released, it will be aeons still until people have moved over to IE8. The majority of web users are still using IE6.

Still, it's nice that MS is choosing to actually follow web standards for once - "Standards mode", as it has been named, will be the default setting for IE8.

ZombieLoffe

Posted 16 years ago2008-08-21 09:38:59 UTC
in Other mapping sites look shit . Why ? Post #254230

Regarding XHTML, using it unless you intend to send it as its proper form (eg. application/xhtml+xml) is pointless and will make the browser parse it as HTML. Of course, IE can't even parse application/xhtml+xml at all. Conclusion: don't use XHTML (yet). Kind of off-topic, I just felt the need to inform.

On web-standards and validity I agree completely with PB. Tito has a point about exaggerated validity-obsession, but in web design, standards often help make the site more compatible - in all browsers but IE. The common process is to develop a site using strict web standards and then fix it for IE.
Most importantly of all is accessibility - the web standards recommend and somewhat enforce the site to be accessible by disabled users (using screen readers etc.), something all web developers should strive for.

ZombieLoffe