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[GameFu results] Thoughts on the eee: So tiny! So light! So... slow. What crappy apps you must have, to be so unresponsive. Ah well. Apart from the file browser crashing if you try to connect to map my network drive, it seems to work - and well. It's what the next psion organiser should have been. --Vitenka
Or.. not. It's a VERY thin skin around linux. Anything unexpected happens (Like, say, starting 'add new software' whilst the autoupdate is doing its thing) and it pops up incomprehensible messages about locks it was unable to acquire. The file manager crashes a lot, though it being a thin skin around linux is a positive thing here because you can just start a better one instead. The web browser, at least, being firefox, just works. It appears they have realised this, since as many of the services as possible are based on using it. --Vitenka
Use A4 width and letter height - that way it fits on both sane peoples printers and USian ones. Duh. --Vitenka
Why didn't I think of this before? The recording industries shot themselves in their collective foot when they let people say things like "Oh yeah, I bought a copy of that {game/disk/film}". Makes it much harder to demonise illegal copying. --Vitenka
Ye gods. I thought I was quite good at SciFi, but I was mistaken. what else could the term 'planetary piracy' mean other than stealing a planet? --Vitenka (By con-artist in [this case], but force works too. I'm reminded of an old Romana-era DoctorWho) Java, using JNI, allocate from the native side - you need to use NewDirectByteBuffer? to wrap it and return it to java in a format like byte[]. (They can use array() method to get access to the bytes). Antyhing else causes java to do masses of copying under the hood. Of course, this isn't actually *supported* on all versions of java, which just adds to the fun.
Since this needs to be recorded somewhere. Ubër became uber due to ascii-isation [shouldn't that be Über? --M-A Quite possibly --Vitenka ] - and means 'great as in good'. Then that became ub3r due to idiotic leets. This, by pun, became ub4r - 'even better' since 4 is greater than 3. This, of course, deleets to ubar. And now you know. --Vitenka
An interesting coincidence. My [Tag] whilst playing online games used to be {sic} Pheonix. Which later became Feonics due to people being unable to cope with the misspelling. And here I am. --Vitenka
The guy called Pheonix (sic) on the ShipOfFools isn't you, is it? --Rachael, curious
MORAT.net all gone bye byes. (Except, oddly, irc.morat.net) [StormNews] - I've been posting here. Hope people don't mind me frequently borrowing SiteOfTheMoment and similar. It's a (very slightly) trimmed down list of links I visited during the week with added headlines. (Headlines designed to make sense and/or be punful only after the link has been viewed)
Stormcaller.net updated with a bigass possibly my last link dump for a while.
There was mention and questioning of the existence of silver coloured TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles?. Scarily, these rumours have been confirmed. [The horror, in a synopsis]
There's even more proof for the Japanese-Cats hypothesis, on page 2 :) --Vitenka
Apparently had too much coffee today --PlasmonPerson
I daren't edit it myself (that page is WAY too long) but "I Said No" should be "The Big, Bad, I said NO!" (StoppitAndTidyUp)
Note, people can feel free to edit this page to send me subtle hints, or less subtle messages. That's how it got most of its categories. And, once upon a time, factored. --Vitenka (Also, Office != Offence. Wake up then post.)
I have a portable MP4 player. Guess what MP4 means? It means '(header) then uncompressed rgb565 images, interspersed with an MP3 file which has been cut into 512-byte slices' It's not actually a horrible bitrate, given the screen is only 160x128. And the converter swaps red and blue channels... Still. It was free.
Having a spanner day with technology (further information not available here) - something is up with the headphone socket. Unless I hold it in and twist, I get both very muted sound (which is understandable) and an almost complete loss of the middle frequencies (which isn't). What on earth can cause this? It's kinda fun - you can hear voices mainly by the echo or other effects layered on, which has let me find hidden things in plenty of tracks. (Bob the builder has a character saying, quietly, "Well, maybe" whilst he shouts "Yes we can" which I didn't know, for example :) But what on earth can cause such an effect? --Vitenka
I have no idea, but I have to ask - why were you listening to Bob the Builder? --CH
Oh, that one's easy. It's stereo, right, so you are losing the ground connection, meaning that all you are hearing is the differences between the left and right channels. --Admiral
So that the web knows: DDO (Dungeons and Dragons Online) has a HIDEOUS signup process. If you only see 'nn' 'yyyy' then the field hidden is months by name and should be accessible by keyboard. You can't signup with + or . in your email address, it gives you the mad #FTx style error. (Spamgourmet is out) Worse, if you do this, then the username you put in cannot be used for another email address. Oh, and the username has to be long - the red box around the name is it telling you the field is bad, but it doesn't tell you the reason. Well, I'm telling you. This really doesn't fill me with hope that the in-game UI will be usable...
This went very very wrong online, would like to try it off: Secret Chamber, Native Village, Pearl Diver, Swindler, Militia, Thief, Ironworks, Explorer, Merchant Ship, Nobles
Yeah, it went pretty strange offline, too. (Game ended with nobles as the last pile, no one had more than two provinces) It's an interestingly different set - your only 'trash' is native village and you need the secret chamber to really do it properly... Very long game.
First game in a long time I've played to completion: Kingdom Heart recoded (for the DS). An annoying "Hammer the A-button" combat system, a vaguely interesting synthesis system that you never actually need to use. But a decently presented nonsensical plot. (Given this is, what, the fifteenth game in the series? And this one is explicitly a recap, that's to be expected.) Slightly annoyed that half the worlds in the intro aren't in the game. (I mean - it wastes an unskippable 5 second intro-slide telling you the owner of Winnie the Pooh, whose existence in the game is limited to the pointless money being called 'munny'. (The useful money being called SP) Sphere-grid system works well, bouncy jumpy stuff is fun. One Rico. For every time I set up a firefox:
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