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Comments · 9

  1. Lain by Kyru · · Score: 2, Funny · on First Photos of MIT $100 Laptop

    Wow, it's a Navi, nice.

  2. Re:lol little girl :P by bar-agent · · Score: 1 · on OMG BARBIE LINUX LOL!!1!!!!

    q.v. Serial Experiments: Lain

  3. Re:Rock and Roll. by davidhedbor · · Score: 1 · on LGP Announces Majesty is Complete

    Well, did you check the second link to my mirror? It should not be struggling...

  4. Re:Rock and Roll. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Informative · on LGP Announces Majesty is Complete

    Get the Linux demo at:

    3D Downloads

    And as a last resort:

    david.hedbor.org

    Try it. It's lost of fun!

  5. the linux demo is already out by tranqlzer · · Score: 5, Informative · on UT2003 Demo Ready

    as is written on linuxgames, mirrors are here:
    mirror 1
    mirror 2
    mirror 3
    mirror 4
    mirror 5

  6. Re:Mirrors? by davidhedbor · · Score: 1 · on RTCW Single Player Demo & Linux Binaries

    There's a mirror of the SP stuff at ftp://david.hedbor.org/wolf/. Download and be happy (just finished the last SP mirroring).

  7. pike history (was: Just Like Perl!) by eMBee · · Score: 1 · on Thoughts On The Pike Programming Language?
    Only without the years of development

    not really true.
    pike actually goes back to the late 80ties when lars pensjö first wrote lpc.

    check the history of pike here.

    if you are interrsted in the history of a language and want to enter the world of lpc read some paragraphs about lpc and lpmuds: history, what is lpc
    what is an lpmud, lpc servers (the lpmud servers listed there are essentially lpc dialects)
    (Profezzorn, mentioned here, is the author of pike)

    another interresting introduction to lpc.
    (what is said here in 2.1 and 2.2 is essentially true for pike and roxen: just replace "lpc objects" with "roxen modules" and lpmud with roxen and most other occurances of lpc with pike :-)

    here the history to one of the lpc dialects.

    go back even further and find out how lpc was started in the first place.

    as you can see, pike has a very lively history and a lot of background.

    greetings, eMBee.
    --

  8. Congrats Apache, but TRY ROXEN by davidhedbor · · Score: 1 · on Apache passes 2 million hosts
    First of all, Roxen supports CGI's (of course). There is however no reason to use them most of the time, since you can do the same easier with a module or pike script.

    Also, image handling is something Roxen is very good at (with on-the-fly graphical header generation and much more). I made a little script that does about what your script does, but with float scaling and support for GIF, PNG and JPEG.

    Click here for a demonstration or view the source.

    As you can see, my script is only 80 lines and 2300 chars, compared to your 509 lines and 1900 chars.

  9. Congrats Apache, but TRY ROXEN by davidhedbor · · Score: 1 · on Apache passes 2 million hosts
    First of all, Roxen supports CGI's (of course). There is however no reason to use them most of the time, since you can do the same easier with a module or pike script.

    Also, image handling is something Roxen is very good at (with on-the-fly graphical header generation and much more). I made a little script that does about what your script does, but with float scaling and support for GIF, PNG and JPEG.

    Click here for a demonstration or view the source.

    As you can see, my script is only 80 lines and 2300 chars, compared to your 509 lines and 1900 chars.