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Japan's Earthquake / Tsunami12th March 2011 I don't... I wish this hadn't happened to them (or anyone!), but I still can't help but feel they're pretty damn stupid for building nuclear reactors on an island where earthquakes are known to occur. It is kind of akin to the age-old scenario of kids pl*snip* |
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Japan's Earthquake / Tsunami12th March 2011 [quote]EVERY contingency was in place. Each nuclear station automatically shut down at the slightest tremor. All that happened was that such a huge quake caught the automated defences off guard.[/quote] See what you're saying here? If 'EVERY' contingency*snip* |
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Japan's Earthquake / Tsunami11th March 2011 R.I.P Japan = Perfect example of why building nuclear reactors = A piss fucking poor idea |
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Telling us all to piss off and go home...11th March 2011 This week Norway's government basically agreed to not go against a EU directive that will force all ISPs to store all traffic data for at least 3 years (or was it 2? I can't remember). This is it! I'm going (Linkage) |
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Blitz Monkey is Out!2nd March 2011 Sigh. Stop making a game a week. Make an MMO instead. |
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Maritallica25th February 2011 I was bored. |
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Every Single Time24th February 2011 I find as you keep developing a skill, you keep getting more and more ideas as you progress. This can come in forms of sketches (drawing), stories (writing), solutions (programming) and so on. |
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How to download Flash videos24th February 2011 Finally a guide (includes links to proper tools) for downloading Flash videos that actually work. This isn't really necessary for YouTube etc (there are already several dedicated sites for downloading from YouTube), but if you come across Flash videos tha*snip* |
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Is this really news?!22nd February 2011 How do you know it doesn't simply happen to like 'Jeopardy'? |
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Is this really news?!19th February 2011 Yesterday I saw 'I, Robot' with Will Smith. Anyone else seen it? It poses a very legible question... once a computer stops being a computer and becomes something... more, is it ok to kill it? |
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[SoPolitical] Coffee Party17th February 2011 An alternative |
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Is this really news?!17th February 2011 [quote]rebuild itself in order to survive, and can reproduce more of itself. [/quote] So any virus or program that is polymorphic in nature is alive? |
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[SoPolitical] Union busting17th February 2011 Wtf do you stand for? |
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Is this really news?!17th February 2011 [quote]We pump blood, it doesn't. I do see it from your POV though. There will eventually be a point in time when a computer will stop being a computer, I just think we have a long way to go before we have some thing that is like i-Robot.[/quote] This is *snip* |
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Coca cola!17th February 2011 The recipe! |
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Is this really news?!17th February 2011 [quote]Walter[/quote] Watson! You're insulting it. :( Edit: Is it even an 'it'? Would it be legible to call it a 'he'? |
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Congrats Egypt!14th February 2011 Boo! |
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Choosing a programing language13th February 2011 [quote]That's assuming people bother to post a response. Most of the time, it's a case of "I can't figure out what the manual's trying to tell me.. What does this mean?" "Have you tried reading the manual?" Which A) Doesn't help the original poster, B) Do*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language12th February 2011 Lately though, I've found it doesn't really matter what language your problem is solved in. If the solution isn't completely fucking lame, or the problem isn't bat-fuck-insane, you should be able to port the solution to your target language quite easily. |
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Choosing a programing language12th February 2011 Yeah, I like that idea. Btw, I noticed that Borland has discontiniued Delphi. What's up with that? |
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Choosing a programing language11th February 2011 [quote]I was looking into "Flash games made easy", and most of them require about 4/5 includes to get a hello world example. That's not "made easy" That's "we'll give you a library, but we're damned if we're gonna make things neater![/quote] You're conf*snip* |
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Congrats Egypt!11th February 2011 It has finally happened! Long live the revolution! (Jay, you need to make a political forum here!) |
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Choosing a programing language11th February 2011 [quote]Lua is used extensively for scripting in games. Although I'm sure there are lots of non-game applications, it's like saying you can use Flash for non-browser based apps. True but it's a minority of it's usage.[/quote] I didn't say you can't use Lua*snip* |
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Choosing a programing language11th February 2011 I'm not sure I like that guide. It seems to be heavily Java-biased (Groovy, Scala and Clojure all target the Java VM). Also, it says that you should use Lua if you want to make games, but only want to 'design levels, AI etc'. Lua is primarily a scripting*snip* |
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Wtf?10th February 2011 [quote]we had to take up to Calculus 3.[/quote] Yeah, that's pretty much the status here as well, on the only public University that offers it (we have maybe one or two private unis that offer it as well, I'm not entirely sure) |
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