Besides which, if cyberwarfare is bullshit then there is nothing wrong with saying so.
Whether or not I agree with you (I do) I feel that tags are not the place to state that. Tags are for organization. This, right here, like you just did - is the correct place to state your opinion.
You probably won't like it anyways. I tried the beta. My teammate dropped shortly after starting, leaving it as 1vs2 (2 being the computer, on the easiest mode).
I was absolutely destroyed by a heterogeneous mob of enemy units before I even had my pants on.
I don't like RTS games that make me manage economy and production. Give me a set group of units and an objective, and I'm good. Give me a "command center" and a few "workers" and I hate you.
Seriously. Not as important, but good to follow: stop assuming datatype sizes! If your code is sensetive to that, run a check at the very start of your program and use the value determined there. For example, declare an unsigned of each datatype you intend to care about the bounds on... set it to zero, and subtract one. Record that number in a large enough integer (Hell, use the one you just used!) and not use the bound as a magic number...
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If a PDF doesn't work the same in two (or more) places, someone is doing something wrong...
Or eczema. I have a silly little patch on my arm that -might- get irritated if the stars align correctly... but nope, sorry.
Besides which, if cyberwarfare is bullshit then there is nothing wrong with saying so.
Whether or not I agree with you (I do) I feel that tags are not the place to state that. Tags are for organization. This, right here, like you just did - is the correct place to state your opinion.
I played only a day or so prior to my post. Also, unless the game was outright lying to me, it was AI.
Odd. I'll have to try it again. I think it more likely that I missed something than something broke, but it /is/ a beta.
That wasn't a "splice" - that comma is correctly placed. You fail. Or you win (at trolling).
Odd. Would it have decided to toss me in a harder game then?
I -really- hate matchmaking "systems" - just give me a freaking list of games already...
When I worked for the payment industry, we were dropping 3DES for debit, and going with DUKPT. This was 2 years ago.
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Oh, the one the payment industry is dropping because of design flaws?
Heh.
No, I hated that too.
Tactical shooters and things like Ground Control 2 are more my thing.
Or higher-level stuff like Hearts of Iron.
You probably won't like it anyways. I tried the beta. My teammate dropped shortly after starting, leaving it as 1vs2 (2 being the computer, on the easiest mode).
I was absolutely destroyed by a heterogeneous mob of enemy units before I even had my pants on.
I don't like RTS games that make me manage economy and production. Give me a set group of units and an objective, and I'm good. Give me a "command center" and a few "workers" and I hate you.
For those too lazy to think, realize this is 168-bit, not 21-bit. He said bytes.
It's an odd number though. I bet it's 128-bit with some extra "stuff" going on.
I never understood that restriction. It's not like the lack of QWERTY prevents you from writing out language.
It's not the facts that get you downmodded, it's your belligerent attitude.
You probably burned the voltage regulator chip. Perhaps a few resistors. Nothing major...
Tanning is a wonderful process you know.
The most important part of that....
STOP USING POINTER ARITHMETIC.
Seriously. Not as important, but good to follow: stop assuming datatype sizes! If your code is sensetive to that, run a check at the very start of your program and use the value determined there. For example, declare an unsigned of each datatype you intend to care about the bounds on... set it to zero, and subtract one. Record that number in a large enough integer (Hell, use the one you just used!) and not use the bound as a magic number...
Just make sure your users have write permissions to the directory (or just the file) and the problem goes away.
I guess you missed the part where you understand what deism or agnosticism are...
You'd think.
I have the same thing. They call my cell. Bastards.
Wait, it cost 5k but brought in 30k? That's a 5x ROI. Why did you "have to stop" then?
Indeed. This should be under idle.
So... what, did they wait for Oracle to buy Sun so they had a juicier target?
Odd, I played doom via a built-in DOS modem dialer. There was no real networking stack.
So you want a modern variant of these:
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