Say my email address I registered was hello.world@gmail.com. I indeed get the mail if it was sent to helloworld@gmail.com (without the dots). But the mail is put in the "All Mail" box, and doesnt show up in the "inbox".
Is there any way to automatically show it in the inbox or do I have to create filters for each possible combination?
Christopher Eccleston plays the Doctor for only 1 season.
Then, (iirc) in the end of the season he dies and a new Doctor is born using the power of the TARDIS, the only thing is.. he has a new face.
I thought it was kinda lame to replace a character like that, and that just after only 1 season. but I guess its better than having just replace the character suddenly, thinking that the viewers wont notice anything different..
I was really hooked on the first season, but after this little change I kinda lost interest. I heard season 2 has already started airing, anyone know if the newest Who is any good?
Real time hardware encryption/decryption sounds nice.
But from the looks of it, it uses an USB key (you get two) that is used to access your drive. (correct me if i'm wrong, i just briefly browsed their site)
But what if you loose your keys, or somebody just steals your key?
Wouldn't it be alot nicer if you could just set the HDD password in your OS and when you try accessing it it would popup a password screen asking for ze password. Just like Encrypted Disk images in OS X or TrueCrypt on Windows.
Even better would be integration with Keychain Access in Mac OS X. imagine automatically locking the drive when you are away for 5 minutes or automatically have access to the drive when you login with your user account.
I used to use aMSN on Mac OS X until I got tired of the resource hog/slowness of it.
Now I use Adium, which is pretty fast and doesnt hog all my precious resources.
This is probably because aMSN is written in Tcl/Tk though and Adium is written in the native Cocoa language and has Gaim as its core which is written in C.
Still I hope one day Adium gets most of the advanced features that aMSN has now, like webcam support.
MTV will broadcast the television special "From Game To Fame: The CPL World Tour Finals" on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 8:00PM ET/PT and 7:00PM CT/MT. This is the first USA television broadcast of a Grand Finals e-sports event. Both MTV and CPL have been collaborating on the production of this show.
Furthermore, CBS 60 Minutes is expected to air a segment on esports and CPL on Sunday, December 11, 2005. Check local listing for broadcast time. Over 10 million people watch 60 Minutes every week.
Its ported by Virtual Programming Ltd., I never heard of them before, and never heard of X2 before either, but the screenshots looked cool and im a huge fan of Freespace 2, so i'm downloading the demo right now:)
I just loved Sliders, but after a few seasons alot of characters got replaced or died.
Eventually Quin Mallory himself got replaced or died (I forgot, sorry), and the show just went on without him... After that the show just wasnt as good as before:(
What I hate the most is when an already introduced character just gets replaced with a different actor without any reason, I mean do you really think the viewers wont notice!? I'm not sure if it was the case with Sliders, but ive seen it in alot of TV shows.
Apple's Keychain Access is pretty nice to store and manage passwords, secure notes, and certificates. I use it very often to store notes, beats Stickies imho and easier to backup as well:)
It's possible to create a Shared Keychain as well.
Then all users on the machine can access that keychain if they know its password.
I remember playing SFIII:Third Strike on a holiday for the first time on an arcade machine when I was little.
I only had the chance to play it once, but I was amazed by the fast framerate and the graphics I saw and the funky music and sound I heard on that machine.
It was really a improvement over the older Street Fighters and other 2d fighting games that time. Too bad they never had this game near my local arcade halls.:(
Since ever that time, I wanted to expierence it on my Playstation1 but it wasnt released for any consoles yet, so I bought SF3 Alpha instead when it came out, which was nice too but different than 3rd Strike and the long loading times really sucked the fun out of it.
Then 3rd Strike was released for the Dreamcast launch, but I bought a PS2 instead. It literally took Capcom alot of years but they finally managed to release it for the PS2 and Xbox as well now..
So I bought the Xbox version, but when I played it it was nothing like the arcade expierence I used to remember:( Probably because they were like 6 years too late releasing it!! Now i'm more into Virtua Fighter 4.
Altho Disk Utility on OS X can create encrypted disk images, it only has one encryption method which is AES-128. (prove me wrong here, but i've search many times on google to see if other encryption methods were available)
I once created a 4 GB encrypted sparse disk image, but copying large files to it will always result in an inresponsive OS on my 867MHz G4.
Maybe a fixed sized image will work better, but what I really want is support for other encryption algorythms so the user can make the trade-off between speed and security/paranoid level. I for one would not mind encrypting a disk with Blowfish only.
On Windows I use TrueCrypt, I can't wait to see an OS X port of that (and other platforms ofcourse;)
Wallhugging, bunny hopping, rocket jumping, strafe jumping, quad damage jumping, grenade-rocket jumping, trapping a zombie under a closing gate so it reopens again, you name it, its all to get faster records.
Even did some speed running in Quake myself with another friend a long time ago, shooting each other to gain more velocity, launching rockets at each other to get even more height to get a certain key, etc, its very fun!! When I solo play a fast game of Classic Quake, I usually speed run episode 1 which I can run under 10 minutes;)
Damn this brings back good memories, im going to install Quake again:p
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Luckily the PS3 now uses OpenGL as its graphics API, which should make it a bit easier to code.
Say my email address I registered was hello.world@gmail.com. I indeed get the mail if it was sent to helloworld@gmail.com (without the dots). But the mail is put in the "All Mail" box, and doesnt show up in the "inbox".
Is there any way to automatically show it in the inbox or do I have to create filters for each possible combination?
I'm new to the series, but I knew there have been other's before him. I just didn't expect that he would change after only 1 season..
Christopher Eccleston plays the Doctor for only 1 season. Then, (iirc) in the end of the season he dies and a new Doctor is born using the power of the TARDIS, the only thing is.. he has a new face.
I thought it was kinda lame to replace a character like that, and that just after only 1 season. but I guess its better than having just replace the character suddenly, thinking that the viewers wont notice anything different..
I was really hooked on the first season, but after this little change I kinda lost interest. I heard season 2 has already started airing, anyone know if the newest Who is any good?
Real time hardware encryption/decryption sounds nice. But from the looks of it, it uses an USB key (you get two) that is used to access your drive. (correct me if i'm wrong, i just briefly browsed their site)
But what if you loose your keys, or somebody just steals your key?
Wouldn't it be alot nicer if you could just set the HDD password in your OS and when you try accessing it it would popup a password screen asking for ze password. Just like Encrypted Disk images in OS X or TrueCrypt on Windows.
Even better would be integration with Keychain Access in Mac OS X. imagine automatically locking the drive when you are away for 5 minutes or automatically have access to the drive when you login with your user account.
Not really an IDE but more of an editor, but the following TextMate screencast might be of interest:
http://macromates.com/screencast/python_part_1.moit's a screencast of TextMate in which a Python developer shows some nice tricks of the editor.
For more screencasts featuring other languages, see the screencast page of TextMate: http://macromates.com/blog/archives/2005/12/16/scr eencast/
I used to use aMSN on Mac OS X until I got tired of the resource hog/slowness of it.
Now I use Adium, which is pretty fast and doesnt hog all my precious resources.
This is probably because aMSN is written in Tcl/Tk though and Adium is written in the native Cocoa language and has Gaim as its core which is written in C.
Still I hope one day Adium gets most of the advanced features that aMSN has now, like webcam support.
An offer you can't refuse
MTV will broadcast the television special "From Game To Fame: The CPL World Tour Finals" on Saturday, November 26, 2005 at 8:00PM ET/PT and 7:00PM CT/MT. This is the first USA television broadcast of a Grand Finals e-sports event. Both MTV and CPL have been collaborating on the production of this show.
Furthermore, CBS 60 Minutes is expected to air a segment on esports and CPL on Sunday, December 11, 2005. Check local listing for broadcast time. Over 10 million people watch 60 Minutes every week.
I think this is the link to the video:
s _daler_map1-2.zip
.nsv (VP6), my PowerBook with mplayer and VLC can't play this.. :(
http://files.cyberfight.ru/21219/FINAL_fatal1ty_v
But the video is a
Based on a true Story
And some other obligatory Futurama opening titles:
Filmed On Location
AS SEEN ON TV
IN COLOR
COMING SOON TO AN ILLEGAL DVD
Im not sure how many peers they got, but doesnt most advanced Bittorrent clients (like Azureus) ban the peer if they send too much corrupt data?
Why not just store the same stuff you would store on your USB stick on one or more remote servers?
Most ISP's provide free webspace, or just use GMail for the storage
Ofcourse its very important to encrypt it as you would on your USB stick as well.
I just dont see the benefit of storing it on a USB stick and depend on it, because if your USB drive gets corrupt or fails you are totally screwed.
You can download the X2 - The Threat Mac OS X demo from: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/games/demos_ updates/x2thethreat.html
Its ported by Virtual Programming Ltd., I never heard of them before, and never heard of X2 before either, but the screenshots looked cool and im a huge fan of Freespace 2, so i'm downloading the demo right now :)
I just loved Sliders, but after a few seasons alot of characters got replaced or died. :(
Eventually Quin Mallory himself got replaced or died (I forgot, sorry), and the show just went on without him... After that the show just wasnt as good as before
What I hate the most is when an already introduced character just gets replaced with a different actor without any reason, I mean do you really think the viewers wont notice!? I'm not sure if it was the case with Sliders, but ive seen it in alot of TV shows.
I see LUA and Python mentioned, but has anyone tried TCL for game scripting?
Apple's Keychain Access is pretty nice to store and manage passwords, secure notes, and certificates. :)
I use it very often to store notes, beats Stickies imho and easier to backup as well
It's possible to create a Shared Keychain as well. Then all users on the machine can access that keychain if they know its password.
I think most part of the Keychain Access is Opensource (correct me if i'm wrong!):t y_keychain-78/lib/
http://darwinsource.opendarwin.org/10.4/libsecuri
So any takers on making keychains crossplatform? (I hope there are ;)
I remember playing SFIII:Third Strike on a holiday for the first time on an arcade machine when I was little.
I only had the chance to play it once, but I was amazed by the fast framerate and the graphics I saw and the funky music and sound I heard on that machine. It was really a improvement over the older Street Fighters and other 2d fighting games that time. :(
Too bad they never had this game near my local arcade halls.
Since ever that time, I wanted to expierence it on my Playstation1 but it wasnt released for any consoles yet, so I bought SF3 Alpha instead when it came out, which was nice too but different than 3rd Strike and the long loading times really sucked the fun out of it.
Then 3rd Strike was released for the Dreamcast launch, but I bought a PS2 instead. It literally took Capcom alot of years but they finally managed to release it for the PS2 and Xbox as well now..
So I bought the Xbox version, but when I played it it was nothing like the arcade expierence I used to remember :(
Probably because they were like 6 years too late releasing it!! Now i'm more into Virtua Fighter 4.
I thought I read this story before, so did some googling, and sure enough, its an old ctrl-c,ctrl-v story from 2001: http://www.adequacy.org/public/stories/2001.12.2.4 2056.2147.html
nevertheless a funny one :)
Altho Disk Utility on OS X can create encrypted disk images, it only has one encryption method which is AES-128.
(prove me wrong here, but i've search many times on google to see if other encryption methods were available)
I once created a 4 GB encrypted sparse disk image, but copying large files to it will always result in an inresponsive OS on my 867MHz G4.
Maybe a fixed sized image will work better, but what I really want is support for other encryption algorythms so the user can make the trade-off between speed and security/paranoid level. I for one would not mind encrypting a disk with Blowfish only.
On Windows I use TrueCrypt, I can't wait to see an OS X port of that (and other platforms ofcourse ;)
The file is a .nsv file, how can I play this under OS X?
My mplayer and VLC doesnt like it..
Audio is mp3, but the video is VP6..
Oh im wrong that it all started with Quake, seems they were speed running Doom back in 1994 already :) while Quake 1 was released in 1996.
It all started with Quake Done Quick: http://www.planetquake.com/qdq/
Wallhugging, bunny hopping, rocket jumping, strafe jumping, quad damage jumping, grenade-rocket jumping, trapping a zombie under a closing gate so it reopens again, you name it, its all to get faster records.
Even did some speed running in Quake myself with another friend a long time ago, shooting each other to gain more velocity, launching rockets at each other to get even more height to get a certain key, etc, its very fun!! ;)
When I solo play a fast game of Classic Quake, I usually speed run episode 1 which I can run under 10 minutes
Damn this brings back good memories, im going to install Quake again :p
In the article it says he was playing in the internet cafe.. for 50 hours. Does that mean that cafe was open 24/7 .. ?
I downloaded the demo for the Mac (LugaruMac.zip) but I cant even play it because there's no working executable or launcher included.. :(