> Back a few months ago I was developing software [...] I emailed Google about whether or not their AdWords
> could be used in a software environment and they said not at the current moment
Personally I very much hope to see a 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic' sequel sometime next year. That game was excellent and a definite 'Game of the Year' in my book.
I'm also hoping that Thief III doesn't get the Deus Ex: Invisible War treatment. Ion Storm already butchered one franchise with their oversimplified garbage.
"Germans who wish to use firearms should join the SS or the SA. Ordinary citizens don't need guns, as their having guns doesn't serve the State" - Heinrich Himmler
Here's yet another one:
"Godwin! Godwin! GODWIN! GODWIN!!!!" --Kurt Cobain
I can only concur. 3dbuzz.com is an amazing site and what Jason Busby does is pretty unique. I've been a member for over a year and got five CDs shipped all the way to Denmark. For free.
If you're interested in 3D, his site (and the huge community built around it) is a good place to start.
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What's the official word on Apache 2.0 support? Do they still recommend that you use Apache 1.x for now?
> Sure, studio time costs a fair bit, but never anything like the amount of money
> that is typically spent on publicity, production, promotion, distribution, and stuff like that.
You forgot to add payola and litigation expenses to your list.
Hasn't Pro Tools (in one form or another) been the de facto standard for audio work for quite some time? They make it sound like Pro Tools is something new. What am I missing here?
> I mean - my Mac doesn't have room for page up/down or home/end keys,
> but it devotes a whole key to a sort of double-S shape that I will never press.
I disagree. I think it's a bad name. It would be a marketing disaster to name it Salamander. The name doesn't signal 'powerful and unbloated browser' to me.
> Shrek? How the hell can you go wrong with Mike Meyers and Eddie Murphy? [...] Antz
Shrek was made by Dreamworks SKG and not Pixar. The same goes for Antz. The two studios are in direct competition.
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> If you dont have falsh installed your missing alot of funny and interesting stuff on the web.
Like what, for example? I'm genuinely curious. The best use of Flash I've seen is for insane animations ala Yatta. That hardly qualifies as interesting though...
I'm not too sure of that. The about box in 0.1 lists the following:
"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.2b) Gecko/20020923 Phoenix/0.1"
This would indicate that it uses the newest 1.2b code.
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> Back a few months ago I was developing software [...] I emailed Google about whether or not their AdWords
> could be used in a software environment and they said not at the current moment
That's odd since the Opera browser has Google ads.
Mozilla has had this feature for many, many months.
The story links to the Australian Apple site. Here's the American one. The update costs $19.95 and that includes shipping.
Personally I very much hope to see a 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic' sequel sometime next year. That game was excellent and a definite 'Game of the Year' in my book.
I'm also hoping that Thief III doesn't get the Deus Ex: Invisible War treatment. Ion Storm already butchered one franchise with their oversimplified garbage.
> Looking Glass created the original Deus Ex under Warren Spector.
That's not true. Deus Ex was an Ion Storm Austin product too (and it was published by Eidos of Daikatana fame...).
> [...] Warren Spector also lead the development for Deus Ex 2 under Ion Storm and Eidos (of Daikatana fame).
No, he didn't. Harvey Smith was the lead on Invisible War.
> Are we supposed to automatically know who Warren Spector is for some reason?
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Google is your friend. As always.
http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/dev
"Germans who wish to use firearms should join the SS or the SA. Ordinary citizens don't need guns, as their having guns doesn't serve the State" - Heinrich Himmler
Here's yet another one:
"Godwin! Godwin! GODWIN! GODWIN!!!!" --Kurt Cobain
Good thing that Mozilla supports both formats. Oh wai...
> However, winrar is NOT FREE.
Then download unrar and quit bitching.
I can only concur. 3dbuzz.com is an amazing site and what Jason Busby does is pretty unique. I've been a member for over a year and got five CDs shipped all the way to Denmark. For free.
If you're interested in 3D, his site (and the huge community built around it) is a good place to start.
What's the official word on Apache 2.0 support? Do they still recommend that you use Apache 1.x for now?
> CTRL-G
Or simply F3. Type Ahead Find is the greatest invention ever.
> Sure, studio time costs a fair bit, but never anything like the amount of money
> that is typically spent on publicity, production, promotion, distribution, and stuff like that.
You forgot to add payola and litigation expenses to your list.
Hasn't Pro Tools (in one form or another) been the de facto standard for audio work for quite some time? They make it sound like Pro Tools is something new. What am I missing here?
You're quoting MozillaQuest here. MozillaQuest! Do you have a better source?
They want XBox to be the only console that gets DoomIII. It would still be available for the PC. It plainly says so in the article.
> As for there being no games that support PS 1.4, straight from Beyond3D:
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> Battlecruiser Millenium
Derek Smart. DEREK SMART! DEREK SMART!!!1
> I mean - my Mac doesn't have room for page up/down or home/end keys,
> but it devotes a whole key to a sort of double-S shape that I will never press.
That would be the paragraph sign. It's used in law.
> They have ignored multiple requests to fix the Technet Knowledge Base
> so that it doesn't purposely screw up with Mozilla, so what else is new?
Wrong, that bug was fixed last year. You haven't visited Technet in quite a while, have you?
> All browsers I've tried (Moz, Netscape, IE) use C:\ as a temporary cache for downloading.
Mozilla doesn't do this when downloading big files (I guess it's when the size of the file exceeds the size of the cache, but I'm not sure).
> Salamander is a very good name
I disagree. I think it's a bad name. It would be a marketing disaster to name it Salamander. The name doesn't signal 'powerful and unbloated browser' to me.
> Shrek? How the hell can you go wrong with Mike Meyers and Eddie Murphy? [...] Antz
Shrek was made by Dreamworks SKG and not Pixar. The same goes for Antz. The two studios are in direct competition.
> If you dont have falsh installed your missing alot of funny and interesting stuff on the web.
Like what, for example? I'm genuinely curious. The best use of Flash I've seen is for insane animations ala Yatta. That hardly qualifies as interesting though...
> My "came with the case" Antec PSU died and I replaced it with a PCP&C unit
What Antec case do you have?
> Phoenix is based off of the 1.0 branch of code
I'm not too sure of that. The about box in 0.1 lists the following:
"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.2b) Gecko/20020923 Phoenix/0.1"
This would indicate that it uses the newest 1.2b code.