Google registers gstring.com and takes over the porn industry. Now you can order gstrippers in the comfort of your own home via gmail and with the storage space they'll always be there for you to revisit.
Do any of you schmucks even realise that Arthur C. Clarke, NOT STANLEY KUBRICK wrote the flippin' book the movie is based on??? so the question is whether or not A.C.C knew about the bricks. Now go read 2001, 2010, 2061, and 3001 The final Odyssey. Phear my super sci-fi knowledge!!!!!!!!
I would like to nominate the great ops in #linuxwarez af EFnet fame. These folks are always friendly and helpful. Amongst the helpfull hints and tips they throw your way, the also have one hell of an info bot: Amok. Just join the channel and "/msg amok ?? keyword" to find out about something. Yes, I know quite a few of you will be taken aback by the channel's title. Yes, SOME trading goes on in the background, but hey, such is the info highway. Otherwise, the channel is not a "warez" channel persay but a linux software discussion channel. My $.02 Nathan R. Ben-Attar "First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
It's great to see that you are releasing these componants. I own UT and only use linux so it was a dissapointment not to be able to hear music or keep the game running longer than say 5 or 10 minutes. I am very impressed with the engine, but the audio and stability of the game need a lot of work. Hopefully other companies with interest in entering the linux community will be willing to open source the less stable componants of their games in much the same way as you are doing. This will prevent half assed products from entering the market as "linux compatible". Again I commend you on your decision and thank you for the great product.. Even if you did do a half-ass job porting it (j/k I think you did a hell of a job... just wish it wouldn't crashout and fuck up my X, console, and glide) Nathan R. Ben-Attar "First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
I went with the family to two shows this Christmas. Galaxy Quest and Bicentenial Man. Of the two, the one I found worth my $8 for a ticket was Galaxy Quest. I just could not stop laughing. It makes me wonder what any other civilizations might take our forms of entertainment as... pr0n:o-)
Nathan R. Ben-Attar "First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
I picked up the linux version yesterday from a local EB. The box contained a manual and the CD (NO advertisements, registration cards, or crap mail-in-for-free-upgrade coupons; way to go loki/id) The CD has the linux binaries and a setup shell script in the main directory... let me make things easier... here's the contents of the linux cd (and yes that is a Win32 direectory with an autorun.exe and an autorun.ini in the main dir, but apparrently no win32 bins???):
There's an EB in the lower level of Coronado Center and the one at cottonwood. The one at CottonWood told me they only recieved one linux version not 20 (Over the phone) maybe they got a second shipment in later in the day?
But Man was I surprised! Apparently, Electronics Boutique only shipped one copy per store! Here in Albuquerque, NM there are only two EB locations and they were the only stores in town to get a copy. Each store recieved only ONE box! Oh well, at least I got mine. To all the other geeks in town, I'm sorry guys... I needed my fix, guess you'll have to order yours online.
I hapen to have "Battle for Endore" and "Ewok Adventure" amongst the gems in my video collectiong. Also a copy of Ep1 on VHS widescreen with thai subtitles... wonder how that got in there:o-)
I urge EVRY SINGLE Slashdot reader to put a link to http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/ on their websites as well as to use the word leonardo in as many ways as possible! Lets stage the first ever Cyber Sit-IN and screw the french dogs... Les chers stupid!
OK I'm wondering, I attend New Mexico Tech, and to be brutally honest, our campus radio station has one of the shittiest selections of music in the world. I was thinking, since mostly everyone on campus who listens also has a connectin to the LAN, I'd like to start an MP3 streaming radio station which could cycle through a playlist which I could easily have created and updated in realtime through user selection on my webpage on my box. I would also like the ability to breakin and make comments via the mic in on my soundcard not necessarily during songplay, but maybe between songs bandwidth doesn't matter as listeners would only be on campus on the LAN, but I would like less cpu usage or a program which would take advantage of my second processor so as not to slow down my GIMP/XMAMEing. What server/clients/etc exist which might meet my needs, or could be easily modified to do so?
Slashdot Mirror
Google registers gstring.com and takes over the porn industry. Now you can order gstrippers in the comfort of your own home via gmail and with the storage space they'll always be there for you to revisit.
Do any of you schmucks even realise that Arthur C. Clarke, NOT STANLEY KUBRICK wrote the flippin' book the movie is based on??? so the question is whether or not A.C.C knew about the bricks. Now go read 2001, 2010, 2061, and 3001 The final Odyssey. Phear my super sci-fi knowledge!!!!!!!!
I'm surprised this isn't a slashdot poll rather than an article!
Nathan R. Ben-Attar
"First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
I would like to nominate the great ops in #linuxwarez af EFnet fame. These folks are always friendly and helpful. Amongst the helpfull hints and tips they throw your way, the also have one hell of an info bot: Amok. Just join the channel and "/msg amok ?? keyword" to find out about something. Yes, I know quite a few of you will be taken aback by the channel's title. Yes, SOME trading goes on in the background, but hey, such is the info highway. Otherwise, the channel is not a "warez" channel persay but a linux software discussion channel. My $.02
Nathan R. Ben-Attar
"First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
It's great to see that you are releasing these componants. I own UT and only use linux so it was a dissapointment not to be able to hear music or keep the game running longer than say 5 or 10 minutes. I am very impressed with the engine, but the audio and stability of the game need a lot of work. Hopefully other companies with interest in entering the linux community will be willing to open source the less stable componants of their games in much the same way as you are doing. This will prevent half assed products from entering the market as "linux compatible". Again I commend you on your decision and thank you for the great product.. Even if you did do a half-ass job porting it (j/k I think you did a hell of a job... just wish it wouldn't crashout and fuck up my X, console, and glide)
Nathan R. Ben-Attar
"First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
I went with the family to two shows this Christmas. Galaxy Quest and Bicentenial Man. Of the two, the one I found worth my $8 for a ticket was Galaxy Quest. I just could not stop laughing. It makes me wonder what any other civilizations might take our forms of entertainment as... pr0n :o-)
Nathan R. Ben-Attar
"First things first -- but not necessarily in that order"
I picked up the linux version yesterday from a local EB. The box contained a manual and the CD (NO advertisements, registration cards, or crap mail-in-for-free-upgrade coupons; way to go loki/id) The CD has the linux binaries and a setup shell script in the main directory... let me make things easier... here's the contents of the linux cd (and yes that is a Win32 direectory with an autorun.exe and an autorun.ini in the main dir, but apparrently no win32 bins???):
/mnt/cdrom:
Help/
README
autorun.inf
baseq3/
bin/
icon.bmp
icon.xpm
quake3.sh*
setup.data/
setup.sh*
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DedicatedServer.html
DocsArt/
Index.html
Licenses.txt
Manual/
Q3A_CELA.txt
Q3A_EULA.txt
Quake3World.html
Readme.html
Support/
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fast1.jpg
fast2.jpg
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htmlpages/
index.html
navart/
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arena.html
arenaa.html
arenae.html
arenaf.html
arenag.html
arenah.html
arenam.html
arenaw.html
credits.html
customer.html
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installation.html
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mainm.html
mains.html
navigate.html
overview.html
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space.jpg
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titlecust.jpg
titledef.jpg
titleesc.jpg
titleinstall.jpg
titleline.jpg
titlemain.jpg
titleover.jpg
weapons/
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Anarki.jpg
Angel.jpg
Biker.jpg
Bitterman.jpg
Bones.jpg
Cadavre.jpg
Crash.jpg
Daemia.jpg
Doom.jpg
Gorre.jpg
Grunt.jpg
Hossman.jpg
Hunter.jpg
Keel.jpg
Klesk.jpg
Lucy.jpg
Major.jpg
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Patriot.jpg
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Razor.jpg
Sarge.jpg
Slash.jpg
Sorlag.jpg
Stripe.jpg
Tankjr.jpg
Uriel.jpg
Visor.jpg
Wrack.jpg
Xaero.jpg
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Manual/navart/screens:
acceler_l.jpg
acceler_r.jpg
bounce_l.jpg
bounce_r.jpg
captureflag.jpg
controls.jpg
create.jpg
doors_l.jpg
doors_r.jpg
escmenu.jpg
fog_l.jpg
fog_r.jpg
fogdeath.jpg
freeforall.jpg
gameoptions.jpg
gates.jpg
graphics.jpg
lava_l.jpg
lava_r.jpg
lift.jpg
multiplayer.jpg
pendulum.jpg
platform.jpg
playerset.jpg
setup.jpg
singleplayer.jpg
skirmish.jpg
slime.jpg
teamdeath.jpg
teleport.jpg
tourney.jpg
trigger.jpg
voids.jpg
water.jpg
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Manual/navart/subtitles:
subarena.jpg
subarmor.jpg
subcarri.jpg
subchoose.jpg
subcontr.jpg
subcontrol.jpg
subcopy.jpg
subdemo.jpg
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subjoin.jpg
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submove.jpg
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submulti.jpg
subnews.jpg
subplayer.jpg
subplayer02.jpg
subpower.jpg
subquit.jpg
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subsetup.jpg
subshoot.jpg
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subsing.jpg
subsyst.jpg
subteam.jpg
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subweap.jpg
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Manual/navart/weapons:
BFG-10K.jpg
Railg.jpg
armorcombat.jpg
armorheavy.jpg
armorshard.jpg
battles.jpg
bfg-10ka.jpg
bfg-10kh.jpg
blue.jpg
flight.jpg
gauntlet.jpg
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grenadel.jpg
haste.jpg
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medfrag.jpg
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medperf.jpg
megaheal.jpg
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quaddam.jpg
raila.jpg
railh.jpg
red.jpg
regen.jpg
rocketa.jpg
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shotg.jpg
shotguna.jpg
shotgunh.jpg
teleport.jpg
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Support:
CustomerSupport/
Index.html
Information/
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Support/CustomerSupport:
Customer_Support.htm
/mnt/cdrom/Help/Support/Information:
Improving_Performance.htm
Minimum_System_Requirements.htm
/mnt/cdrom/baseq3:
pak0.pk3
/mnt/cdrom/bin:
x86/
/mnt/cdrom/bin/x86:
glibc-2.0/
glibc-2.1/
/mnt/cdrom/bin/x86/glibc-2.0:
libMesaVoodooGL.so@
libMesaVoodooGL.so.3.2*
q3ded*
quake3*
/mnt/cdrom/bin/x86/glibc-2.1:
libMesaMatroxGL.so@
libMesaMatroxGL.so.3.2*
libMesaVoodooGL.so@
libMesaVoodooGL.so.3.2*
q3ded*
quake3*
/mnt/cdrom/setup.data:
bin/
postinstall.sh*
setup.glade
setup.xml
splash.xpm
/mnt/cdrom/setup.data/bin:
x86/
/mnt/cdrom/setup.data/bin/x86:
glibc-2.0/
glibc-2.1/
setup*
/mnt/cdrom/setup.data/bin/x86/glibc-2.0:
setup.gtk*
/mnt/cdrom/setup.data/bin/x86/glibc-2.1:
setup.gtk*
/mnt/cdrom/win32:
README.htm
autorun.exe*
So he's an elite hacker... NOT Cracker... means he codes, not breaking into computers... moron!
Check out likosoft's website... there's info on the Riva TNT/2/ulra DRX drivers... THey work smoothly!
There's an EB in the lower level of Coronado Center and the one at cottonwood. The one at CottonWood told me they only recieved one linux version not 20 (Over the phone) maybe they got a second shipment in later in the day?
But Man was I surprised!
Apparently, Electronics Boutique only shipped one copy per store!
Here in Albuquerque, NM there are only two EB locations and they were the only stores in town to get a copy. Each store recieved only ONE box! Oh well, at least I got mine. To all the other geeks in town, I'm sorry guys... I needed my fix, guess you'll have to order yours online.
I think it is gary coleman... same height, same face.
nuff said!'
I hapen to have "Battle for Endore" and "Ewok Adventure" amongst the gems in my video collectiong. Also a copy of Ep1 on VHS widescreen with thai subtitles... wonder how that got in there :o-)
I urge EVRY SINGLE Slashdot reader to put a link to http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/Leonardo/ on their websites as well as to use the word leonardo in as many ways as possible! Lets stage the first ever Cyber Sit-IN and screw the french dogs... Les chers stupid!
OK /etc exist which might meet my needs, or could be easily modified to do so?
I'm wondering,
I attend New Mexico Tech, and to be brutally honest, our campus radio station has one of the shittiest selections of music in the world. I was thinking, since mostly everyone on campus who listens also has a connectin to the LAN, I'd like to start an MP3 streaming radio station which could cycle through a playlist which I could easily have created and updated in realtime through user selection on my webpage on my box. I would also like the ability to breakin and make comments via the mic in on my soundcard not necessarily during songplay, but maybe between songs bandwidth doesn't matter as listeners would only be on campus on the LAN, but I would like less cpu usage or a program which would take advantage of my second processor so as not to slow down my GIMP/XMAMEing. What server/clients
-N8