Take a look at Scala, it's exactly what you need. If you can get your hands on an older version, you won't need anything more than a Pentium or Pentium 2.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to check if the name GameOn is already in use?
GameOn is a touring game exhibition in Europe. I visited it at the Barbican in London and at the National Museum of Scotland, and it's really great. AFAIK it get updated once in a while with the newest games (there were a couple of additions at the Scotland exhibition).
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Here is a photo of the screen of the C700 model running ssh (to a computer running irssi).
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Look at the size of that thing!
Check here for a picture of the Zaurus in use (big thanks to Tom for letting me use his Zaurus while on vacation in Japan). I'm not sure which model it is.
(Notice the Air-H CF card on the side of the Zaurus, I was SSH'ing to my machine in Norway.
The book is on its way from Amazon right now, but I just have to ask. Do I have to use Borland C++ to use the Qt/Win-library or will it work on other windows compilers?
(The main reason I bought this book is because of the free Qt 3 for Windows. I already have Qt3 Enterprise installed (I'm using it at work) but the license probably doesn't cover my own programs I write at home (I won't distribute them without a proper license))
Well, at least they don't light up the entire room as the Blade 1000/2000's do.
Anyway, we've recently bought a bunch of these 1500's at work, so I may be able to do some benchmarking on them. I've got an old 1000 myself and it works just fine. (It's amazing how you don't need to upgrade every 6 months when you don't run games. I even got a 2,5 year old PC (a dual p4 xeon), and it works just fine for what I do (software development)).
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Is this news? I read about this in an ACM magazine or something like that a year or to ago...
Take a look at Scala, it's exactly what you need. If you can get your hands on an older version, you won't need anything more than a Pentium or Pentium 2.
...maybe you should work on disthttpd next?
Wouldn't it be a good idea to check if the name GameOn is already in use?
GameOn is a touring game exhibition in Europe. I visited it at the Barbican in London and at the National Museum of Scotland, and it's really great. AFAIK it get updated once in a while with the newest games (there were a couple of additions at the Scotland exhibition).
Let's use your example and swap your alpha a with transparency t. c is the original pixel and b is the background: i = c + (1-t) * b
A quote from the developer website:
This seemed to affect the MSDN Subscriber Login too. I couldn't log in on friday.
Because the windows source wasn't released until now. :)
Here is a photo of the screen of the C700 model running ssh (to a computer running irssi).
Check here for a picture of the Zaurus in use (big thanks to Tom for letting me use his Zaurus while on vacation in Japan). I'm not sure which model it is.
(Notice the Air-H CF card on the side of the Zaurus, I was SSH'ing to my machine in Norway.
Maybe Bill Gates is using Clippy as a personal clothing assistant?
Because of the fuel prices in California?
Google seems to agree.
A lot of pictures from The Gathering last year.
I guess i should answer my own question here. The CD comes with non-commercial windows versions for Borland 5.5, Borland 6 and MSVC (6 and 7).
The book is on its way from Amazon right now, but I just have to ask. Do I have to use Borland C++ to use the Qt/Win-library or will it work on other windows compilers?
(The main reason I bought this book is because of the free Qt 3 for Windows. I already have Qt3 Enterprise installed (I'm using it at work) but the license probably doesn't cover my own programs I write at home (I won't distribute them without a proper license))
Will Taiko No Tatsujin ever be released in Europe, or do I have to go on with my plans to chip my PS2 and get the game from Japan?
Sitting in a tent at a military test site coding c++ while the nearby artillery range is being used.
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Well, at least they don't light up the entire room as the Blade 1000/2000's do.
Anyway, we've recently bought a bunch of these 1500's at work, so I may be able to do some benchmarking on them. I've got an old 1000 myself and it works just fine. (It's amazing how you don't need to upgrade every 6 months when you don't run games. I even got a 2,5 year old PC (a dual p4 xeon), and it works just fine for what I do (software development)).
I used a 12" amber monochrome monitor until a few years ago.
Superior? That's a new one.
I bought a minidisc player for my sister. Claimed battery life is 50 hours, over 100 with extra AA battery pack (with a single AA battery).
...but i fell asleep.
That's a myth. Read here and here for more info.