Carmack: Lord of the Games
seer writes: "This article on Red Herring is a nice look at the interworkings of id software, most specifically their famous employee John Carmack. It delves deeply into the fact that id has stayed a very small company and dabbles with other topics such as Carmack's tendency to stay away from Microsoft 'standards' and the whole DooM ]I[ debacle. An interesting read."
a common code that can run on Windows, Linux, and Macintosh operating systems
Last time they did this we got Java. And look what it has done for our web browsing experience! Oh wait, you don't like lag?
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You don't know even half of the story, and you're only so quick to lambaste the guy because of Daikatana's failure.
John Romero left because of differences of opinion while developing Quake.
How about you shut the fuck up instead of posting, and show me the games you've developed. Then we'll talk.
Bullshit. Moron. That is all.
John: I'm currently working my way through Ivor Horton's Beginning C to learn the language. However, I learn much better when I have someone to teach me. Would you teach me C?
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Last night I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas I'll never know.