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  1. Re:A New Cheat on .NET Version of Quake II · · Score: 1

    It's not a cheat if everyone has it. In the very
    least, they should make sure that this 15 percent
    slower version of quake2 that everyone will be
    RUSHING to install, is only compatible with itself
    and not prior clients.

  2. Re:Good luck playing this on Linux UT2K3 on UnrealSpeed Mod Goes Racing · · Score: 4, Informative

    here is a Link.

  3. Good luck playing this on Linux UT2K3 on UnrealSpeed Mod Goes Racing · · Score: 2, Informative

    The developers haven't seen fit to provide this mod
    in any format but the ut2mod format. There is no
    way to install this mod on a Linux install unless
    you want to first install it on windows, then move
    the files over. Great work guys.

  4. Re:Ever heard of Promode, for Quake3? on Quakeworld Physics Captured in Quake3 · · Score: 1

    I think the point I was trying to make was it's not
    the game, it's the gamer. Put a bunch of people
    on a game server and it doesn't matter what physics
    are what and any of that crap. It's who wins. That's
    it. By all means, have a great time winning, and be
    a great winner. Say great game, and tell the guy
    in second place he did a great job too. But WIN.
    I think comparing the games is silly. Compare the
    players of the game. A game either "sucks" or it
    "doesn't suck" from your perspective. Chances are
    you are going to play the games that you feel
    "don't suck" cause it wouldn't make a whole lot
    of sense playing the games you think "suck" just
    so you can pester the people playing it. So it
    really boils down to does it suck or not. You
    can discuss whether game A is better than game B
    until the WMD are found, and it won't change the
    fact that it's a waste of time if the game has
    any sort of following.

  5. Re:Typical /. reader thought. on "Augmented Reality" For the Assembly Line · · Score: 0, Troll

    I dunno If I'm a typical slashdot reader but
    when it's my girlfriend I find in my bed I usually
    either:

    A) Fuck her

    B) Demand her give me the damn remote immediately
    so I can turn springer or whatever reality based
    shit she's watching off, then fuck her.

  6. Re:THANK YOU! on 3DLabs Releases Linux Drivers · · Score: 1

    Quick Note:

    I have a friend that could NOT get wine working
    with k-lite on mandrake. Didn't know if you had
    mandrake or not (I run Gentoo), but in case you
    do, or you have problems with the link on franks, here are the instructions he used to
    get k-lite working on his mandrake home system,
    and a redhat laptop he has at work:

    http://www.mail-archive.com/expert@linux-mandrak e. com/msg71788.html

    Make sure to take out the freaking retarded space
    in the URL that slashcode puts in cause it's GAY.

  7. This should be packaged with... on Operation Iraqi Freedom - The Game · · Score: 2, Funny

    The Sims Hosed Economy expansion pack.

    You'd get laid off and watch CNN all day. You'd get
    to do awesome stuff like hunt for jobs with 750
    million other players. You'd get to watch the
    Gov't spend billions on foreign "concerns" while
    not taking care of things at home. I'd also like
    to see a Sims Decreased Corporate Oversight
    expansion pack, and a Sims Operation Civil Liberty
    Removal one too.

  8. Re:Actually on Olmos Tells Fans: "Don't Watch Galactica" · · Score: 3, Informative

    In the original comic, the turtles were almost as
    bad as shredder. They'd kill a lot of innocent
    people and utterly destroy private property to get
    at him and it ROCKED. God I hope when you say
    it's darker, they captured the feel of the comic
    perfectly.

  9. Re:Ever heard of Promode, for Quake3? on Quakeworld Physics Captured in Quake3 · · Score: 1

    I'm so sick of people fanboying up different
    physics in FPS games. I could care. People will
    aways try to find some lame pick-point to label
    something 'leeter' or 'what the pros use' and
    it's just so much prick waving and nit-picking.
    It's about mastering the environment you are in,
    and getting the most frags, flags, whatever you
    need to do to WIN. That's it. Anything else is
    a lot of whining because something changed from
    version 1 to 1234123. I LOVE CPMA. I love the
    original netquake. I love quakeworld. I'm just
    tickled pink that a company like ID is around
    to make sure I can enjoy their products on
    GNU/Linux, and release the source to the
    community from time to time so other boffo stuff
    can be done with it. That's what matters to me.
    Arguments about bunnyhopping and strafe jumping
    and rocketspeed and all that crap don't matter.
    If you are already on the server playing the game,
    resign yourself to the understanding that you
    will have to eventually figure out this new
    environment and how to take advantage of it.
    But don't stand still while you are doing it
    or I'll rail you, then again the second you
    respawn.

  10. Re:speaking of which... on Quakeworld Physics Captured in Quake3 · · Score: 1

    www.quakeforge.org is the best you are going to
    get. You get all the quakeworld and netquake
    binaries. I link to qw-client-glx in XQF to play.
    You'll be more interested in the nq-blah binaries.
    I use nq-glx in XQF. I'm amazed that there are still
    servers to play on, and quite happy about it. You'll
    still need to find an original quake cd to grab
    the pak files from. I got mine at:

    http://www.dirtcheapsoftware.com/

    For 5 bucks. :)

  11. Re:THANK YOU! on 3DLabs Releases Linux Drivers · · Score: 1

    http://frankscorner.org/

    This site made life soooooooo much easier. I ended
    up using winex for a bunch of my games including
    halflife/counterstrike and max payne, then using
    regular wine for kazzalite 2.10.

  12. THANK YOU! on 3DLabs Releases Linux Drivers · · Score: 1

    I don't know what cave I was living in. I'm running
    an emerge wine-cvs right now. Looks like on top of
    about half the games I'd normally have to reboot
    to run, I can also run the newest version of k-lite
    with winex. :)

  13. The question I couldn't find the answer to... on 3DLabs Releases Linux Drivers · · Score: 2, Informative

    is will their best card with their driver burn
    smoking rings around my nvidia card with nvidia's
    drivers the way that nvidia cards with nvidia
    drivers burn smoking rings around ATI cards with
    ati drivers under linux? I tell you this... If
    ID does a 180 and doesn't release a Linux version
    of Doom3 at the same time, or a reasonably short
    time after the windows version, I'm getting
    whatever card is fastest under XP and giving up
    on Linux gaming altogether. It's really nice
    having a quake3 link in my blackbox menu, but
    I'm already sick of having to reboot to play
    counterstrike, NOLF2, and other games.

  14. All I know is, on No One Lives Forever Prequel Unveiled · · Score: 2, Interesting

    You don't get the chance to fight ninjas in a
    trailer park in ohio while a tornado is wiping it
    out often enough in games. NOLF2 is my absolute
    FAVORITE single player gaming experience to date.
    I haven't even bothered to check out the multiplayer
    mode yet, and could care if they'd bother to include
    one at all.

  15. This is a testament... on Few Companies Change Linux Plans Despite SCO Suit · · Score: 4, Insightful

    To the attention span and the attention to detail
    that the kind of manager that would implement an
    open source solution for a problem would possess.
    It's obvious that when you are dealing with a
    company already smart enough to pursue a GNU/Linux
    solution for a problem, they are going to be smart
    enough to see through SCO's obvious bullshit. :)

  16. Re:The most amusing thing is, on Warriors Of Freedom Prompted Rampage Attempt? · · Score: 1

    This chicken and egg theory of yours simply doesn't
    hold up under close examination. The excellent
    reference to what happened in Florida in this
    thread is only one of many examples that disprove
    your theory. The most blaring example would be
    Great Britain. Much like the lawyer from Miami in
    the main topic, you are suggesting a simple,
    logical, easy to understand reason for something
    that sounds great. It even plays well if you put
    the right beat to it. The problem is there are no
    facts to support it.

  17. If it were that easy. on Warriors Of Freedom Prompted Rampage Attempt? · · Score: 1

    Some people have this impression that it's easy to
    legally obtain a handgun. First of all, you are
    going to have to pass a criminal background check.
    Most of the time in most states, this means ANY
    felony, crime involving domestic violence INCLUDING
    a misdemenor, and sometimes even a DUI will
    disqualify you from purchasing a firearm. The great
    thing about the background check is that the type
    of unstable person that that's worried they'll fail
    the background check is already too afraid to
    go through the process. Assuming you pass the
    background check, some states REQUIRE you to
    register your firearms. The catch-22 is that
    they'll require a valid ID from THEIR state.
    But wait, there's more. Assuming you have a
    valid ID and you start driving to Washington
    to "do some killings", the second you cross
    the border you are breaking the law again
    UNLESS you've taken the time to get an
    out of state permit for your firearm. A lot
    of states don't even offer these. They only
    offer them to residents. Some states don't
    issue carry permits at all (NY). So in the
    end, you are probably NOT going to buy your
    weapons in Indianapolis then drive to Washington
    if you are hellbent on killing someone. You'll
    end up breaking and entering to steal a gun, or
    buying one illegally from someone that sells
    illegal guns if it's that important too you. On
    the bright side, if you do try breaking and
    entering to steal the gun, there is a good
    chance the lawful gun owner will do the rest
    of us a favor and put your out of our misery
    with said gun.

    Some people have this misguided impression that
    you can just go buy a handgun at a pawnshop
    or gunshow and they won't do any sort of checking
    on who you are. It doesn't work that way.
    "Daddy's invisible catch-all shield" is in full
    effect making sure only a certain type of person
    is allowed to become a Fed, Senator, President,
    Governor, Handgun owner, and anything else
    of any importance.

  18. what statistics? on Warriors Of Freedom Prompted Rampage Attempt? · · Score: 0

    Handguns are absolutely excellent for self defence.
    With one caveat: A gun is only as good as the person
    using it. Good training is what matters. Good
    training includes a very heavy emphasis on firearms
    safety. A lot of states have moved towards requiring
    a safety program as part of the requirement towards
    obtaining a concealed carry permit. I'm all for it.
    Furthermore, self defence is a legitimate use.
    Not to mention the sport of handgun hunting is quite
    popular. An inexpensive ruger blackhawk can be had
    in many calibers ranging from .22 to 45 long colt
    and can take game out to 150 yards humanely
    depending on the bullit weight and type. Try
    telling a cowboy or a range worker that a handgun
    is only for killing people and he'll laugh at you
    long and hard. Handguns are "handy". It's not
    always feasable to lug around a 10 pound rifle
    when a 1-5 pound handgun will fit the bill
    perfectly. You are far more likely to kill a
    loved one by accident with a car because you were
    talking on your cellphone than you are with a
    lawfully owned handgun in your own home.

  19. dpackage on Automated Package Management for IRIX? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I can remember at Mindspring years ago we installed
    the dpackage system on FreeBSD and on Digital
    Unix 4.0x. I don't recall it being very hard
    to get the system up and running. Before someone
    jumps my shit about ports being significantly
    better, I agree. The reason we went with dpackage
    was because we did a lot of custom in house
    code, and dpackages are very easy to put together.
    This meant that the developers had to hand the
    admins dpackages. If for any reason the install
    didn't work or the package was moofed, it got sent
    back until it did work. It made developing a project
    life cycle much easier.

  20. The most amusing thing is, on Warriors Of Freedom Prompted Rampage Attempt? · · Score: 4, Informative

    That strictest anti-gun states have the highest
    crime and murder rates. Neat how that works out.

  21. www.netlux.com on Apple-Quality Intel Laptops? · · Score: 1

    I just picked up their NX-8640 and I've been
    VERY impressed. There is also the added benefit of
    being able to buy without an OS installed.

  22. It's called the PX on US Troops Get European Xbox Gaming Centers · · Score: 1

    It's the supermarket/kmart on base that has all
    sorts of American goodies no matter where you
    are in the world. Chances are this with be the ONLY
    place they can buy the correct region Xbox games to
    play on these systems unless they order them
    off the net. Imagine that!

  23. I hear dracula's bride on 'Extraordinary' Soundtrack Will Be Apple-Exclusive · · Score: 2, Offtopic

    is quite the extraordinary gentleman.

  24. Depends on Donkey Kong Arcade World Record Broken · · Score: 1

    The exact reason I love FPS and racing games so
    much is because there isn't a large time commitment.
    It comes in blocks of manageable time. I can race
    for 6 minutes, then walk away or race some more.
    Same mentality with FPS games. :)

  25. I think everybody that feels like I do.... on SCO Taking Linux Discussion To Japan · · Score: 1

    Should voice their opinion by using the feedback
    link for EE Times to express their displeasure with
    the obviously biased garbage that Charles J. Murray
    was nice enough to throw together haphazardly.

    The mail feedback link is here:

    EE Times Feedback

    For those that don't use email with their browser:

    The email address is: rkeane@cmp.com
    The subject inserted by the webform is:
    EE Times Feedback

    I've already sent mine.