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Just go to File > Import > Internet Explorer Favourties, or something like that. They're usually stored in Documents and Settings > Username > Favourites.
Dunno why you'd need to use both...
Have you used both FF and Opera for at least a month? If not, then you've really got no case.
The fact that you're allowed firearms for no good reason, Rowley. Utterly pathetic.
Be careful with Moore's films. Although he does raise a good few points, a lot of his stuff is cleverly edited to give you a false image.
The whole gun rule thing in America is the most stupidest thing I've ever heard. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I doubt that Queen Elizabeth II is gonna march into the US and steal it!
The whole gun rule thing in America is the most stupidest thing I've ever heard. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I doubt that Queen Elizabeth II is gonna march into the US and steal it!
Hotmail should work fine in FF, it works in Opera. Windows Live Mail, however (the flashy, IE user interface) doesn't work in Opera and from what I've seen, it's probably better that way.
Prove it.
As for security, that's not "over-doing" it, that's basic security.
As for security, that's not "over-doing" it, that's basic security.
Detailed.
Colin Hay - Overkill
Colin Hay - Overkill
Starforce is the tool of the devil. Countless PC magazines tell you how to get past it, simply because it's an intrusive pain in the arse.
Radiohead - High And Dry
Elliott Smith - Some Song
TWHL3 will fully conform to XHTML 1.1. IE6 currently renders it fairly poorly. If IE7 cannot render it properly, then it is your loss.
Ah, good. I really loved the archway that leads into the inaccesible alleyway, but I'm with Trapt a little here: it needs a 3D skybox. One of the comments in the Map Vault said it need a 3D skybox to give it a height or point of reference. I'd really think about adding one.
Apart from that, I liked it.
Apart from that, I liked it.
Lazlo Bane - Superman
Calla - It Dawned On Me
Bunny hoping is the infamous sniper avoision technique used in the "golden days" of the original Counter-Strike. It involved you jumping in the air and crouching while in the air in an attempt to make it difficult for a sniperer to aim at you (I think that's what it is anyway).
VALVe removed the "technique" from CS:S.
VALVe removed the "technique" from CS:S.
Thread moved.
Agreed. You're not successful, you're just bullies.
Alex's points are spot on. I can find no dead set, definate reason why people STILL use Internet Explorer. All I hear is stuff like "Oh, it's too different" or some other lame excuse.
I'm sorry, but I WON'T support a browser that does not conform to Internet standards. These standards are set by the W3C (the creators of the Web, essentially). Why do you think pages that render fine in IE look totally fucked in Opera or FireFox? Because the page doesn't conform to the standards and as such, Opera and FF read it as faulty code (as they should).
I certainly hope that people who still use IE are doing so after they've tested Opera and/or FireFox for an extensive period of time. If you haven't, then you are COMPLETELY wrong. I don't care what the hell you say, but a two-day trial is utter bullshit.
By the way, did you know that a while ago, Microsoft setup the Hotmail page in such a way that if an Opera user was detected, the server would send a different version of the site to the user? This prevented us from doing a few things, the most famous being the emptying of the Junk E-Mail box. Don't believe me? Wikipedia it. A couple of Opera dev's found out, which forced M$ to change the site.
I'm sorry, but I WON'T support a browser that does not conform to Internet standards. These standards are set by the W3C (the creators of the Web, essentially). Why do you think pages that render fine in IE look totally fucked in Opera or FireFox? Because the page doesn't conform to the standards and as such, Opera and FF read it as faulty code (as they should).
I certainly hope that people who still use IE are doing so after they've tested Opera and/or FireFox for an extensive period of time. If you haven't, then you are COMPLETELY wrong. I don't care what the hell you say, but a two-day trial is utter bullshit.
By the way, did you know that a while ago, Microsoft setup the Hotmail page in such a way that if an Opera user was detected, the server would send a different version of the site to the user? This prevented us from doing a few things, the most famous being the emptying of the Junk E-Mail box. Don't believe me? Wikipedia it. A couple of Opera dev's found out, which forced M$ to change the site.
Thanks for the comments, Cap'n. I understand what you mean by the 90-degreeness of the map, but that's because I'm fastidious about neat mapping. It can be my downfall sometimes.
As for the canals: I'm currently experimenting with making those canals a part of the gameplay. By doing this, I'm hoping that it will create a more Venice-y feel. This is an experimentation phase however: I have the original backed-up in case it all goes wrong.
I've decided to remove the sloping road and put all the buildings that were at that level right down to sea-level. The two canels will open up into the "street" which is now water based. As such, I can now add a variety of bridges and whatnot to make it more visually interesting.
The map itself is a fairly tight, balanced, action-packed romp. Tactics come in how fast you can move from one point to another. This is my first CS map, so I'm not really sure if I've done it correctly (I'm hoping it looks sweet anyway). The changes I'm trying may greatly alter the balance, or it may improve it. Not sure yet! Gonna be a while before I can get something that resembles a beta out, it's an absolute mess at the moment.
As for the canals: I'm currently experimenting with making those canals a part of the gameplay. By doing this, I'm hoping that it will create a more Venice-y feel. This is an experimentation phase however: I have the original backed-up in case it all goes wrong.
I've decided to remove the sloping road and put all the buildings that were at that level right down to sea-level. The two canels will open up into the "street" which is now water based. As such, I can now add a variety of bridges and whatnot to make it more visually interesting.
The map itself is a fairly tight, balanced, action-packed romp. Tactics come in how fast you can move from one point to another. This is my first CS map, so I'm not really sure if I've done it correctly (I'm hoping it looks sweet anyway). The changes I'm trying may greatly alter the balance, or it may improve it. Not sure yet! Gonna be a while before I can get something that resembles a beta out, it's an absolute mess at the moment.
Just an update:
I'm currently experimenting with something that will greatly change the layout of de_venetia. The only screenie I have so far is this and if you can make anything out of that, then you deserve to be commended.
I'm currently experimenting with something that will greatly change the layout of de_venetia. The only screenie I have so far is this and if you can make anything out of that, then you deserve to be commended.
TWHL3, Rowley. 
ZL, try not to overload the server with custom maps. It's an absolute pain in the arse having to download a shitload of custom content.
ZL, try not to overload the server with custom maps. It's an absolute pain in the arse having to download a shitload of custom content.
Del Amitri - Tell Her This
The Dandy Warhols - Get Off
No, your eyes r bork, as SpaG has already mentioned.
Mmm, the new Mac laptops sound like a tasty option now...
/me ponders
Mmm, the new Mac laptops sound like a tasty option now...
/me ponders
Mando Diao are great. 
Zero 7 - Salt Water Sound
Zero 7 - Salt Water Sound
Well, I've been somewhat converted to the merits of a Mac based computer, but they're definately not good for gaming.
Mando Diao - Added Family
See Jim light his management
And watch Dan lose his tournament
And poor Dolores? hardcore stars
They tried to rule but ran to far
And Jimmy fucked the glam for fun
As he screwed his chicks he?s done
And all you dandies thought you won
Now look who?s made it again
Swedish music. Lovely.
See Jim light his management
And watch Dan lose his tournament
And poor Dolores? hardcore stars
They tried to rule but ran to far
And Jimmy fucked the glam for fun
As he screwed his chicks he?s done
And all you dandies thought you won
Now look who?s made it again
Swedish music. Lovely.
Hahahaha!
Elliott Smith - No Name #6
Well, my proggies didn't pick anything up. We better be getting video footage of this...
Zero 7 - I Have Seen
System Restore sucks. You know why? A few years ago, I kept finding the exact same virus on my computer. The reason? System Restore was keeping it safe for me, so it could be restored the next time I use it. THANKS SYSTEM RESTORE!
Waste of HDD space to me. My computer health is excellent. I run a spyware scan every few months, and the results? One or two harmless trackers. Opera, Spybot S&D, Ad-Aware, Trend Micro and ZoneAlarm Pro for the win!
Waste of HDD space to me. My computer health is excellent. I run a spyware scan every few months, and the results? One or two harmless trackers. Opera, Spybot S&D, Ad-Aware, Trend Micro and ZoneAlarm Pro for the win!
He's either getting heaps of hits, or his counter is fake!
Stop-motion animation is incredibly time consuming. It took Aardman Studios over 3 years to create the Wallace and Gromit film. They basically shoot a second of film a day (24 frames per second is the standard for film). So 24 individual cuts for each second of footage. Amazing, isn't it?
Because I know and trust this product.
The performance boost when using a batch compiller is not little: its actually fairly major, depending on your rig. On my computer, if I use Hammer to compile Source maps, I can pretty much forget about doing anything else. If I do, I can't bring Hammer back up to check the progress of the compile.
Nem's batch compiller is superb. If you hover over the flags, it'll give you a little description of the option. Also, if you're having trouble setting it up, or putting together a set of compile options, check Nem's site for tutorials, which I'm sure will help you immensly.
BrattyLord: I really cannot see how you can stand the Hammer compiller, apart from having the extremly minor issues of having to load a batch compiller.
Nem's batch compiller is superb. If you hover over the flags, it'll give you a little description of the option. Also, if you're having trouble setting it up, or putting together a set of compile options, check Nem's site for tutorials, which I'm sure will help you immensly.
BrattyLord: I really cannot see how you can stand the Hammer compiller, apart from having the extremly minor issues of having to load a batch compiller.
avast! is a good, free virus scanner. For a paid version, Trend Micro Internet Security does the trick nicely. Been using it since the 2000 edition and it's never given me any issues. Nice and unobtrusive too.
Uh yeah, Alex bans himself and then makes a surprise return! NEVER SAW THAT COMING
Zero 7 - Polaris
Zero 7 - Polaris
Yeah, check the your Junk Email box. If you're using POP3 and have mail scanning from a virus scanner, try disabling it for a bit and request a new password again.
It's actually called BM now, due to legal constraints.
I enjoy a round of TFC every now and then (even though I'm not that fantastic at it). I hope they manage to keep the fast paced action intact.
I enjoy a round of TFC every now and then (even though I'm not that fantastic at it). I hope they manage to keep the fast paced action intact.
The skins for the models are in a different place to the models. Try going to cstrike/materials/models and then the applicable folder from there in GCFScape.
Are you logging in with the same account you used when you played HL2 before?
Habboi: You're the biggest noob EVER.
He was quite the fool!
Yeah, "touching".
In the same way as shit touches a toilet.
In the same way as shit touches a toilet.
Yeah, those lyrics came as a result of our more "equal and caring world". What a load of bollocks.
Ed Harcourt - Shanghai
Took 'em long enough to announce a redesign. I'm pretty sure no one liked it when it was shown at E3 last year.
Very interesting. (I remember Griz, btw.)
So you basically want a more stategic approach to a FPS? Something that more resembles real-life (i.e. you can create diversions, you can sneak around without getting found, etc etc). I'm not sure how this could be accomplished with Source though: I don't think its A.I. was designed for this in mind. However, I must admit that I agree with you, so long as it isn't too insanely difficult.
Looking forward to the demo.
So you basically want a more stategic approach to a FPS? Something that more resembles real-life (i.e. you can create diversions, you can sneak around without getting found, etc etc). I'm not sure how this could be accomplished with Source though: I don't think its A.I. was designed for this in mind. However, I must admit that I agree with you, so long as it isn't too insanely difficult.
Looking forward to the demo.