What culture do you think I am? Fine, I'll remove it then. Seeing lazy people type 123$ in IRC just irks me.
On another note, the coffee shop near my work uses apostrophes for plurals in at least 5 of their signwriter-printed advertisements; eg. coffee's, frappe's, latte's. I cringe.
> And their chord progressions tend to be efficient, changing as few notes, by as little as possible, from one chord to the next.
If you want non-standard chord progressions, listen to anything by Trent Gardner of Magellan.
> Sounds a lot like Battlefield 2.
Except NS was publicly released at least a year before Savage and four years before Battlefield 2. I believe the FPS/RTS concept had been implemented long before NS too (can't put my finger on the exact game though...)
If you're not worried about HD then, an Xbox running Xbox Media Center with the MythTV addon script and the standard Xbox remote will do you quite well. Modded Xboxes are so cheap now it's ridiculous.
> They 'evolved' to require that they all work in twos Bender: Ahhh, what an awful dream. Ones and zeroes everywhere... and I thought I saw a two. Fry: Don't worry, Bender, there's no such thing as two!
> they don't all say 'we must do what this holy book says without question', nor do they all say that people shouldn't think for themselves and question things.
Scientology says otherwise. Then again, that's not really a religion, is it.:)
I think my favourite of all time would have to be Sonnet. The 3state guys did an incredible job on this one. 7 minutes of brilliant coding, all in 64 kilobytes!
You're thinking along the lines of augmented reality (which is pretty cool).
A bunch of guys at the University of South Australia had a little project going called ARQuake where they overlaid a render of Quake on VR glasses. http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/projects/ARQuake/www/index.html
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I think the part where Smith "puts his dog down" is brilliant directing and quite possibly the most believable performance I've ever seen from him.
Isn't the story originally about vampires anyway? I can't recall...
Is this not entrapment? Sounds pretty shady to me.
It took about an hour to copy my 20 terabytes of porn between physical drives rather than the usual 3 days.
Pity I lost interest after 5 minutes.
How so, AC?
...you've played knifey-spoony before.
It's funny you know, I think I must be the only person on the whole intarweb who actually BOUGHT mIRC...
I think you mean LOLCODE
What culture do you think I am? Fine, I'll remove it then. Seeing lazy people type 123$ in IRC just irks me.
On another note, the coffee shop near my work uses apostrophes for plurals in at least 5 of their signwriter-printed advertisements; eg. coffee's, frappe's, latte's. I cringe.
> And their chord progressions tend to be efficient, changing as few notes, by as little as possible, from one chord to the next.
If you want non-standard chord progressions, listen to anything by Trent Gardner of Magellan.
Or, as in "The Curse of Monkey Island", you could close the ornamented wooden box and open the banjo case behind it...
Duelling banjos ftw!
Thar be good!
http://www.travelingmunchies.com/2007/09/multimedia-message.html
I once met a man with a wooden leg named Smith.
What was the name of his other leg?
> In Soviet Russia, Tetris play YOU!
Damn it, you beat me to it! Lucky I did a "find Soviet" first.
> Sounds a lot like Battlefield 2.
Except NS was publicly released at least a year before Savage and four years before Battlefield 2. I believe the FPS/RTS concept had been implemented long before NS too (can't put my finger on the exact game though...)
If you're not worried about HD then, an Xbox running Xbox Media Center with the MythTV addon script and the standard Xbox remote will do you quite well. Modded Xboxes are so cheap now it's ridiculous.
> They 'evolved' to require that they all work in twos
Bender: Ahhh, what an awful dream. Ones and zeroes everywhere... and I thought I saw a two.
Fry: Don't worry, Bender, there's no such thing as two!
> they don't all say 'we must do what this holy book says without question', nor do they all say that people shouldn't think for themselves and question things. :)
Scientology says otherwise. Then again, that's not really a religion, is it.
I think you mean your Okama Gamesphere.
I think my favourite of all time would have to be Sonnet. The 3state guys did an incredible job on this one. 7 minutes of brilliant coding, all in 64 kilobytes!
We could make our own JPEG! But it stands for Jaundiced People against the Extortion of GPH.
You're thinking along the lines of augmented reality (which is pretty cool).
A bunch of guys at the University of South Australia had a little project going called ARQuake where they overlaid a render of Quake on VR glasses.
http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/projects/ARQuake/www/index.html
It'd have to be this, many a year ago: http://c64s.com/game/2107/secret_of_bastow_manor/
Better plan ahead now or in 20-40 million years we'll have another "could have done something about it" crisis like global warming.
I dunno, Steam is pretty unstable as it is. :)