so far i've written an all-in-one open source, GPLed, web-based, SMF player/decoder/encoder/recoder with XML support:
int main(int argc, char **argv){
// code goes here
}
the middle needs some work, but my coder friends at AOL and Microsoft we're close to a 1.0 release, we'll throw some printf()s in there and be gold by next week
there's a piece of concept art and a company FAQ on Flagship's site that clarifies the fact they "intend the PC to be our main development platform", mentioning "multiplayer focused" aspects to this very early-in-development debut title.
the concept art seems to "clarify" only that they are dorky and male, which i would take to be prerequisite for the gaming industry
how much time does it take for it to be politicially correct to use someone else's traumatic experiences as fodder for your entertainment? was Space Invaders written too soon after the incident at Roswell?;P
it's so you can look busy at work while reading slashdot -- just run it in a console that is visible in the background, or switch to it if anyone walks by:)
The development process is democratic; a team of between two and three hundred Committers elects a Core Team of nine people to make all the important decisions. The Core Team acts as a sort of "board of directors" to the Committers, all of which have the ability to modify the source code. This model differs greatly from that of GNU/Linux, which is divided into the GNU Project development and the Linux kernel development, both of which are ultimately headed by only a few all-powerful decision-makers.
a "few all-powerful decision-makers" in linux are Linus himself and a dozen or so others... how is this different? i'm not trying to start a flame, just wondering how this is different.
Major league baseball is a perfect example -- there's no such thing as an independent major league baseball team... No team "wins" just because they have the richest owner.
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wow, that will they think of next?
parents' love is a scary thing.
this feature was lobbied furiously for by the Determitologists of America. in a future controlled by robots, determatologists will need work.
i love that movie.
pixelated icons like /. has.
that'll be in v2.0
the concept art seems to "clarify" only that they are dorky and male, which i would take to be prerequisite for the gaming industry
i'm all for nuclear reactors -- and when the juice is used up we can burn it for fossil fuel
how much time does it take for it to be politicially correct to use someone else's traumatic experiences as fodder for your entertainment? was Space Invaders written too soon after the incident at Roswell? ;P
it's so you can look busy at work while reading slashdot -- just run it in a console that is visible in the background, or switch to it if anyone walks by :)
especially the PDAs running *BSD. they are *really* dead
yeah, it doesn't work in windows. ah well.
the only thing certain about the future is the existence of millions and millions of lawyers, all suing each other.
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could be!
...because tall people need bigger clothes!
a "few all-powerful decision-makers" in linux are Linus himself and a dozen or so others... how is this different? i'm not trying to start a flame, just wondering how this is different.
...an XML-based filesystem; i can imagine the speed now
Lol, you'd get mod points if i had any left
you picked the wrong place to ask about removing sendmail and depending completely on "M$".
worst. napster. ever.
the point of this lawsuit is not to make $ off the licenses, it's to pump SCO stock so the execs can bail richer than they were before. it's working.
top is terrific
George must live far away from NYC