Spring RTS Engine

I haven't been watching the dev forum lately, but has there been a change in the release cycle to better match something like ubuntu? Nice, Might be time to reformat my old drive and stick buntu back on it. I think I might try kubuntu as I hear good things. Kubuntu is almost exactly the same as ubun...

I just did a similar upgrade and went for a 260 Core 216. I've been quite happy with the upgrade.

PicassoCT wrote:Guess she would prefer to get you a beer - in your face! :)

so much fail

Subject: The cost of eyeglasses is a scam Also you live in the US, where health care is just a giant scam. $400 is insane. My prescription glasses cost me £20 in total, and my prescription sun glasses cost me £80. Incorrect, Health care in the USA is perfectly fine atliest we dont have to get put...

What about John Stuart Mill who was a major political and intellectual influence for the suffragette movement of the 19th and 20th century? Or, maybe Frederick Douglass, the former slave and abolitionist, who was the running mate for Victoria Woodhull, who ran for presidency of the US in the late 19...

1Mbit upload to a 50Mbit dl is a big disparity.

Only because none of you are really interested in this:

pintle wrote:Uk glasses are subsidised by the NHS Relative... of course they are cheaper here

The secret is to do what I do: have an uncle who is an optician, get your glasses for free :)

Awwww, why don't I have an uncle who can get me free stuff. My uncle is in *sigh* marketing

Why bother going to an optician when you can spend $1 and prescribe yourself. http://www.vdw.ox.ac.uk/images/image_adspecs.jpg http://www.vdw.ox.ac.uk/adspecs.htm Also you live in the US, where health care is just a giant scam. $400 is insane. My prescription glasses cost me £20 in total, and my pr...

I've always had a thing for lime and soda water. When I'm daring I go for lime and ginger ale.

I think I have read (likely on slashdot) that Google has a pretty cool server design for datacenters they are thinking of licensing. If they ever go into hardware I would doubt consumer stuff would be the first step.

Wombat wrote:man, who the f**k are u ?

Well it has been predicted for a long time that google would release an OS, it was just a question of when. Surprised it took so long to be honest. Maybe the netbook phenomenon was the driving factor.

I don't know whether I will ever use Chrome OS, but if it is successfully we could finally see some real competition in the OS market by breaking the MS stranglehold. This could lead to more innovative products from all developers and a drive towards open standards that multiple dominant OSs would n...

1v0ry_k1ng wrote:this annoys the hell out of me because im still going to have to buy the game

three times

If you hadn't said computer I would have gone on a rant about The Conduit, which everyone needs to buy. /rant It looks pretty poor compared to most PC FPS, but I haven't played it so I can't say for sure. @SinbadEV PS3 version, ouch. Mainly with TF2 in mind, but still generally the PC version of th...

Well I was in the town earlier today so I went in and checked out what was in the shops, ended up bringing home the orange box but am now having annoying issues getting it to activate wtih steam. It refuses to connect to the steam server, and is making me angar. Has anyone else had this problem? I'...

KaiserJ wrote:you may NEVER HAVE PICKLES!

but... that's the best part. It isn't a burger without pickles.

They don't use LAN to play someone halfway across the world; they generally use it to play people within a local network no more than 100 metres away. Haha bullshit, there is a large portion who abuse VPNs to play for free. You conveniently ignored the sentence prior to that one. I know that servic...

Spawn_Retard wrote:After going through nearly every FPS there is out there, i would say any FPS in the past few years, is of poor gameplay but high graphics.

What have you been playing? I'd say we are in a golden age of FPS.