The Gamasutra (http://www.gamsutra.com/) is prob the best place to look for posting projects like this (I use it quite often for my game development projects). They have a listing of where game projects can be posted as contractual-based and list if their is no pay, royalities, etc.
Opening posting an announcement like they have to/. is a quick way to get flamed or trolled upon. In fact, there is a new article on Gamasutra about public relations and to do's & don'ts.
Is Grid Computing (http://www.butterfly.net)) really the foundation of enterprise-based Beowulf technology? If so, what other modernized aspects can this technology be applied to?
Or HP-UX 10.20 or 11i trusted version. In fact, there is an article in the Information Week magazine about HP now distributing a secure Linux dist that runs on their Itantium servers for some $600.
I run a online game development business (www.murpe.com) where most of my development and support team are found all around the world (England, India, Russia, Japan), so we had to look at a common place for having meetings and discussions. There are times my adminitrative staff cannot connect to our online games (due to firewall restricts on telnet), so using web interfaces was an option we considered.
Since we are primary an linux-run development business, we found that using phpBB's (www.phpBB.com) web board system we could keep things private and moderated, then we also utilized a few web based project management suites (you can find these through freshmeat.net easier) for delegating tasks and having a calender available to everyone for upcoming milestone meetings and what not. Overall, the web boards/suites allow us near real-time interaction for discussing issues and for working on other problems when they arise.
The art of the MultiUser RolePlay Environment/Entertainment (MURPE) focuses in on the unique role-play perspective, rather than just being a hack-n-slash game like Everquest and most other so-called MMORPGs. MMORPGs will prob hang around for a year or two, but MURPEs are more along the lines of MUDs, which have been around since the late 80's.
Who ever know that the most popular Dragonlance novels could come to life! (Yea, I know its an AD... flame all you want, but still come and visit us). Beta opening scheduled for Summer 2002!
Either boycott their future products (knowing them, they might just screw with the Star Office and give 'Sun' users added goodies) or just kill the bastards!:-)
There was an article a few days ago posted here that the Justice Department wants Congress to pass John Ashcroft's proposed 'Anti-Terrorist Act' that would treat hacking as a form of terrorism.
Is it just me or does this sound like a stab in the back to provoke hackers into the open, then after they have done the work the US Govt would like them to do, jail them for breaking this so-called Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA)?
Wasn't there something in the news several months ago about some Chinese hackers there were sentenced to like death for breaking into a bank and stealing money? Although this kid did cause over 1 billion dollars in damages, sentencing a 'script kiddie' to jail/probation and a small fine seems a bit stupid and prob should be re-examined in the future.
For those that are interested, the Lamont-Doherty Cooperative Seismographic Network (LCSN) has recorded the activity that happened at the World Trade Center so you can realistically feel what was felt there and nearby for the impact and collapse of the buildings.
But wait! There is almost no profit in the PC game market PERIOD. It's is very difficult to make a profit in this business. Game development is an expensive proposition - especially when it comes to the advanced graphics and gameplay that we all expect today.
Umm, where have you been? It seems the OGDC and the Game Developer magazine would have to disagree with you on this case. Quoted from Game Developer Magazine, August 2001 Issue: Games have become big business. Everyone wants games.
Now I wouldn't say that making games doesnt take alot of money, but to point out the fact that there is no profit in PC game development... your dead wrong.
For those interested in open-source game talks, check out http://stormbringer.sysconn.com/ or http://pcxl.n3.net/ for a new site that deals with opensource game news and development.
-- Michael
Why is it that Fred Moody is looking at RH in particular? I mean there are other linux dists that are available that dont have that many patches/fixes to date (ie. Slackware). -- M
Since all of this is dealing with downloading mp3's directly for free, is there a way to make everyone happy (ie. Artists, RIAA, users) by doing something like having a user subscribe to a service then for each mp3 they download, their credit card is charged a 'royality' fee for the download? Ofc the rate shouldnt be too crazy since I know alot of users just want 'one' song and dont want to have to buy the entire CD and have to rip it just to have an mp3 for themselves. Just wondering if anyone is doing this now... -- Michael
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Alot of companies and some ISP's are based on Microsoft's Enterprise applications. God knows what kind of CD's they will include for doing site upgrades and fixes. Better look at those TechNet CD's (and perhaps burn a few as well for others). =) -- M
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The Gamasutra (http://www.gamsutra.com/) is prob the best place to look for posting projects like this (I use it quite often for my game development projects). They have a listing of where game projects can be posted as contractual-based and list if their is no pay, royalities, etc.
/. is a quick way to get flamed or trolled upon. In fact, there is a new article on Gamasutra about public relations and to do's & don'ts.
Opening posting an announcement like they have to
-- M
Is Grid Computing (http://www.butterfly.net)) really the foundation of enterprise-based Beowulf technology? If so, what other modernized aspects can this technology be applied to?
Or HP-UX 10.20 or 11i trusted version. In fact, there is an article in the Information Week magazine about HP now distributing a secure Linux dist that runs on their Itantium servers for some $600.
-- M
... should be hard to read! HEE! :-)
I run a online game development business (www.murpe.com) where most of my development and support team are found all around the world (England, India, Russia, Japan), so we had to look at a common place for having meetings and discussions. There are times my adminitrative staff cannot connect to our online games (due to firewall restricts on telnet), so using web interfaces was an option we considered.
Since we are primary an linux-run development business, we found that using phpBB's (www.phpBB.com) web board system we could keep things private and moderated, then we also utilized a few web based project management suites (you can find these through freshmeat.net easier) for delegating tasks and having a calender available to everyone for upcoming milestone meetings and what not. Overall, the web boards/suites allow us near real-time interaction for discussing issues and for working on other problems when they arise.
-- M
The art of the MultiUser RolePlay Environment/Entertainment (MURPE) focuses in on the unique role-play perspective, rather than just being a hack-n-slash game like Everquest and most other so-called MMORPGs. MMORPGs will prob hang around for a year or two, but MURPEs are more along the lines of MUDs, which have been around since the late 80's.
You can always apply for a free subscription at http://www.gdmag.com/2rev3/ if you live in the US or Canada.
Heh. We do that now! :-)
Come check out http://stormbringer.sysconn.com/magi/ for details.
Who ever know that the most popular Dragonlance novels could come to life! (Yea, I know its an AD... flame all you want, but still come and visit us). Beta opening scheduled for Summer 2002!
Either boycott their future products (knowing them, they might just screw with the Star Office and give 'Sun' users added goodies) or just kill the bastards! :-)
There was an article a few days ago posted here that the Justice Department wants Congress to pass John Ashcroft's proposed 'Anti-Terrorist Act' that would treat hacking as a form of terrorism.
Is it just me or does this sound like a stab in the back to provoke hackers into the open, then after they have done the work the US Govt would like them to do, jail them for breaking this so-called Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA)?
-- M
Wasn't there something in the news several months ago about some Chinese hackers there were sentenced to like death for breaking into a bank and stealing money? Although this kid did cause over 1 billion dollars in damages, sentencing a 'script kiddie' to jail/probation and a small fine seems a bit stupid and prob should be re-examined in the future.
-- M
For those that are interested, the Lamont-Doherty Cooperative Seismographic Network (LCSN) has recorded the activity that happened at the World Trade Center so you can realistically feel what was felt there and nearby for the impact and collapse of the buildings.
LCSN Link: http://www.ldgo.columbia.edu/lcn.html
But wait! There is almost no profit in the PC game market PERIOD. It's is very difficult to make a profit in this business. Game development is an expensive proposition - especially when it comes to the advanced graphics and gameplay that we all expect today.
Umm, where have you been? It seems the OGDC and the Game Developer magazine would have to disagree with you on this case. Quoted from Game Developer Magazine, August 2001 Issue: Games have become big business. Everyone wants games.
Now I wouldn't say that making games doesnt take alot of money, but to point out the fact that there is no profit in PC game development... your dead wrong.
-- M
For those interested in open-source game talks, check out http://stormbringer.sysconn.com/ or http://pcxl.n3.net/ for a new site that deals with opensource game news and development. -- Michael
Might have to drop the 'NT" based one or Microsoft might come looking for you as well. ;)
-- M
Why is it that Fred Moody is looking at RH in particular? I mean there are other linux dists that are available that dont have that many patches/fixes to date (ie. Slackware). -- M
Since all of this is dealing with downloading mp3's directly for free, is there a way to make everyone happy (ie. Artists, RIAA, users) by doing something like having a user subscribe to a service then for each mp3 they download, their credit card is charged a 'royality' fee for the download? Ofc the rate shouldnt be too crazy since I know alot of users just want 'one' song and dont want to have to buy the entire CD and have to rip it just to have an mp3 for themselves. Just wondering if anyone is doing this now... -- Michael
Alot of companies and some ISP's are based on Microsoft's Enterprise applications. God knows what kind of CD's they will include for doing site upgrades and fixes. Better look at those TechNet CD's (and perhaps burn a few as well for others). =) -- M
For those wondering, here is the FL Mask program they article is talking about.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/V A013065/index2.htm