I've been able to upgrade from the beta to straight-from-MSFT interim builds, so I expect the plan is for the beta -> RC -> RTM upgrade path to work.
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Things to do when you're "done":
All of the car races
All of the rooftop races
Get all of the stunt driving rings
Kill your best friends: Have one friend turn his HUD all the way down, so he has no information on the screen at all. That player is the "hunted". The other player, still with all his info (including where the other player is), is the "hunter". Have the hunted do his best to stay alive with no information except his senses. KILLER FUN.
Are you high? Ask your parents about soda shops, bowling alleys, drive-ins, etc. Then, go read Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam - it's a great look at what he calls the collapse of the American community, because of a lack of these "third places". Good read.
After I loaded a map, I figured I'd try something, even though there was no way they'd implemented it... um, nevermind.
Try: whatevernearwhereever
Works like a champ. I tried searching for bars, but I'm sure anything that works on Google Local would work here.
Proactive?! This vulnerability came to light a week ago - neither Microsoft nor their precious MVPs said a word about it until they could come up with some workaround code - not even a patch.
I can hear it now... "if you upgrade to IIS6, you won't have to worry"... ugh.
I've been able to upgrade from the beta to straight-from-MSFT interim builds, so I expect the plan is for the beta -> RC -> RTM upgrade path to work.
Are you high? Ask your parents about soda shops, bowling alleys, drive-ins, etc. Then, go read Bowling Alone by Robert Putnam - it's a great look at what he calls the collapse of the American community, because of a lack of these "third places". Good read.
Got pwned, huh?
After I loaded a map, I figured I'd try something, even though there was no way they'd implemented it... um, nevermind. Try: whatever near whereever Works like a champ. I tried searching for bars, but I'm sure anything that works on Google Local would work here.
Proactive?! This vulnerability came to light a week ago - neither Microsoft nor their precious MVPs said a word about it until they could come up with some workaround code - not even a patch. I can hear it now... "if you upgrade to IIS6, you won't have to worry"... ugh.
Darn college program kids...
/World Famous Jungle Cruise Skipper, ret. (1997-2000, seasonal)