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He registered Seventh--Monkey, and I'm pretty sure he was doing similar things a while ago.
Neat. Good stuff.
What the fuck? Hunter, why the hell were you doing it too? It's pretty bloody obvious. Didn't you do this a week or so ago?
Jimmi... bye. Really. Piss off. I'll wipe all your stupid spam out when I write a user eradication script, which will be at the weekend.
Jimmi... bye. Really. Piss off. I'll wipe all your stupid spam out when I write a user eradication script, which will be at the weekend.
rowley, are you volunteering? 
Also, I'd like to point out that I'm pretty sure most sounds in HL are 11025Hz, not 8000. I'm not sure that speech isn't 8000Hz to be easier on the lip-synching routines, though.
Also, I'd like to point out that I'm pretty sure most sounds in HL are 11025Hz, not 8000. I'm not sure that speech isn't 8000Hz to be easier on the lip-synching routines, though.
60ms is hardly bad.
I don't have any detailed breakdowns of exact bandwidth usage, just hit counts, and they can't really tell me everything. I may be able to ask atom next month, though. I believe he's enabled some degree of server-management bandwidth usage logging.
Wow, I'm suprised that anyone has an opinion on this. Guess I'm not always opinionated :).
No. Why would we? Old maps owned by long-gone authors are hardly going to account for much usage.
I think I worked out that about 40MiB/day is taken just by hits on the index page.
I think I worked out that about 40MiB/day is taken just by hits on the index page.
We don't have the bandwidth, y'know. If I remember correctly, we can allow for about 700MB/day... and we're pretty close to that all the time. atom had to pay an "extra bandwidth" charge last month.
Thread, dammit.
Yeah, I like open source generally, but Opera's a better browser. I'm not going to stop using it on "moral grounds", that'd be moronic. I use Apache, Thunderbird, PHP, MySQL, OpenOffice, Ubuntu, etc., and lots of smaller things I use from time to time.
Really, though, make a real website.
Not much of an opinion. Isn't your human rights record even worse than America's?
Um... don't see anything.
VB is not a substitute for you being too lazy to write (X)HTML... w3schools. Some good shi', ma homie.
VB is not a substitute for you being too lazy to write (X)HTML... w3schools. Some good shi', ma homie.
Not really, just RdTFM.
That's russian, dude...I know. I thought Lithuanian was more similar than it appears to be :).
I think a word missing there.
Elliott Smith - A Question Mark
Two (or more) entries from a lone individual will be judged entirely seperately.
How would you say that in Lithuanian? Anything like "gdye Lithuania"?
Er, are you asking how to create MySQL tables through PHP?
Elliott Smith - A Fond Farewell
I dunno, he looks a bit like a kick-ass ninja to me. Pretty stern-lookin'.
We use PHP scripts, which we write for the purpose of doing something. You know:
<?php include ("dbdetails.php"); mysql_query("UPDATE table SET Username='pwned' WHERE Username='madcow' LIMIT 1"); ?>
Not hard. Actually, I do use phpma a little now. Ditch MS crap, sort out Apache, PHP, and MySQL on your own PC. They're far superior.
<?php include ("dbdetails.php"); mysql_query("UPDATE table SET Username='pwned' WHERE Username='madcow' LIMIT 1"); ?>
Not hard. Actually, I do use phpma a little now. Ditch MS crap, sort out Apache, PHP, and MySQL on your own PC. They're far superior.
What a strange thing to have on a t-shirt :|.
The deadline has been moved a bit under one week, to the 29th.
1. Yes.
2. What?
2. What?
Sweet. Keep us posted as to how the fuller playtests go!
C and C++ are patently superior generally. I'm talking about Java VM stuff, though, in seperate program sense, not stuff in websites.
You mean a converter?
Good music is often hard to classify :).
Mythbusters 1x05 Hammer Bridge Drop, Buried Alive, Cola
Mythbusters 1x05 Hammer Bridge Drop, Buried Alive, Cola
I was at a party--12-13 years old--and my friend pulled down my shorts/underwear in front of like 60 people!Notexposingyourselfnoob.
Labelled as Avantgarde by Ant. It's jazzeh. The latter is rockeh.
Y'what? Saab-llll?
An Athlon XP 2400+ OCed past a 3200+ (clock speed wise, I think the higher-end ones have bigger caches, to say the least). A gig of RAM. I'm not saying it's slow to open, just that the menus are all slightly too slow to respond for it to feel nice. Plus mouse gestures, etc., as standard.
Cap'n P: I'm pretty neutral with regards to most of Java. You know what I mean though, old Java stuff.
Hrny: probably a Firefox Agent or something? If you can beat IE with that build into the shell... well, shame on IE's dev. team. Maybe they're the monkeys with typewriters of whom we've heard so much.
Cap'n P: I'm pretty neutral with regards to most of Java. You know what I mean though, old Java stuff.
Hrny: probably a Firefox Agent or something? If you can beat IE with that build into the shell... well, shame on IE's dev. team. Maybe they're the monkeys with typewriters of whom we've heard so much.
I don't think people would have an issue with this, to be perfectly honest. Does it really matter?I doubt it, seeing as it has been going on for two months or however the hell long it's been. Still, we'll see. It should be okay.
Yyyeah... stop being annoying.
Har, noob.
Elliott Smith - A Question Mark
Great song!
Now...
Foo Fighters - Resolve
Less great, but still good.
Great song!
Now...
Foo Fighters - Resolve
Less great, but still good.
Not here, guys.
What the hell was that meant to represent, habboi?
Cap'n P? You're an Opera fan?
I could probably get FF mostly how I wanted with some fiddling, but the UI is still so... nasty. Slow. It feels like a Java program on a 133 or something.
Cap'n P? You're an Opera fan?
I could probably get FF mostly how I wanted with some fiddling, but the UI is still so... nasty. Slow. It feels like a Java program on a 133 or something.
Yeah... I think this only works in software mode, though, mysteriously.
I have yet to think of a single feature I'd like in my browser which isn't in Opera. The most obscure-but-useful things, like linking two (true MDI) windows (no half-hearted tabs-only) and having hyperlinks clicked in one reflect in the other, opening folders of bookmarks with nicknames, easy addy bar searches ("w monospace", for example, which I used this mornin' for the news post), etc. It's godly.
I have yet to find anything which I particularly like about FF. Most recently I came across a guide to installing Firefox on a flash drive. Opera doesn't need one. You run the installer, you select the drive in question. Et cetera.
As for ActiveX... hah. Screw them. Any site which uses ActiveX is a site which the web would be better without. As for Java... well, do you not have Java installed? Surely you do... wasn't the MS "Java" outlawed?
Still, Firefox and Opera are both decent browsers, really. Just different approaches and very different feels. I far prefer Opera myself. As for IE...
PS: an old Opera/Firebird comparison. Explains the difference between MDI and tabbed, etc. 'Tis old, though.
I have yet to find anything which I particularly like about FF. Most recently I came across a guide to installing Firefox on a flash drive. Opera doesn't need one. You run the installer, you select the drive in question. Et cetera.
As for ActiveX... hah. Screw them. Any site which uses ActiveX is a site which the web would be better without. As for Java... well, do you not have Java installed? Surely you do... wasn't the MS "Java" outlawed?
Still, Firefox and Opera are both decent browsers, really. Just different approaches and very different feels. I far prefer Opera myself. As for IE...
PS: an old Opera/Firebird comparison. Explains the difference between MDI and tabbed, etc. 'Tis old, though.
Percy Sledge - A Whiter Shade of Pale
Trapt, I'm undecided on that count. That's the only issue. It's not a code thing or anythin', I can add competitions posthumously. On the grounds that people who didn't enter might have done if it was official from the start, and that it'd be a bit harsh on them to make it official at the end. Hmm... well, any complaints from any such members if this were officially recognised?
Maybe you can be a Source competition permanent judge, eh Trapt?
Maybe you can be a Source competition permanent judge, eh Trapt?
Well, there're the ATI OGL SmartShaders.
You can get programs which'll try and convert images to character patterns too, quiet.
Get a better FGD ? it should have.
Good suggestion.