X Pilot doesn't really come with a level editor but I think with a little searching you could find a utility to make changes to the map files. Once you can find something to do that you're able to go hog wild with your level designs...
Our 4 person, 2 bedroom apartment is barely larger than three dorm rooms but it's new and therefor the power outlets were not spared at all.
Living room / kitchen: 16 power outlets, 2 tv jacks, 2 network connections, and 12 phone jacks.
Each bedroom: 8 power outlets, 2 tv jacks, 2 network connections, and 4 phone jacks.
Having 36 power outlets (4 in bathroom) and 12 phone lines at our disposal is really nice. Having only 6 network connections with all those wall plugs makes it a sin.
So just legalize marijuana and you can fit linux into your analogy...
- the best crops are created through a community effort in cross breeding - the only thing you'll have to actually pay for are the initial seeds (think CD's) - works well in server environments (bong) as well as desktop (hash pipe) and portable (joint) implementations - companies will initially be leery of this but inevitably everyone's going to have to wonder what this "linux" thing is that's becoming so popular - a sense of kinship is felt among users (read: Free Love)
Hang it from springs. Somehow break it apart and insert some springs so that the laser is isolated from the body of your car. I did this once with one of the very first portable CD players except it hung on 4" springs under the passenger seat.
Another trick: if you are dash mounting it you could pack condoms filled with either Jello or corn syrup under, above, and beside it. This worked in my dad's van for a phonograph using water ballons filled with silicone gel, they lasted a good 4 years.
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X Pilot doesn't really come with a level editor but I think with a little searching you could find a utility to make changes to the map files. Once you can find something to do that you're able to go hog wild with your level designs...
Our 4 person, 2 bedroom apartment is barely larger than three dorm rooms but it's new and therefor the power outlets were not spared at all.
Living room / kitchen: 16 power outlets, 2 tv jacks, 2 network connections, and 12 phone jacks.
Each bedroom: 8 power outlets, 2 tv jacks, 2 network connections, and 4 phone jacks.
Having 36 power outlets (4 in bathroom) and 12 phone lines at our disposal is really nice. Having only 6 network connections with all those wall plugs makes it a sin.
So just legalize marijuana and you can fit linux into your analogy...
- the best crops are created through a community effort in cross breeding
- the only thing you'll have to actually pay for are the initial seeds (think CD's)
- works well in server environments (bong) as well as desktop (hash pipe) and portable (joint) implementations
- companies will initially be leery of this but inevitably everyone's going to have to wonder what this "linux" thing is that's becoming so popular
- a sense of kinship is felt among users (read: Free Love)
Perhaps /. being found at slashdot.osdn.org would be a step in the right direction?
Hang it from springs. Somehow break it apart and insert some springs so that the laser is isolated from the body of your car. I did this once with one of the very first portable CD players except it hung on 4" springs under the passenger seat.
Another trick: if you are dash mounting it you could pack condoms filled with either Jello or corn syrup under, above, and beside it. This worked in my dad's van for a phonograph using water ballons filled with silicone gel, they lasted a good 4 years.