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bowen // User SearchFTP costs a bomb - Seriously, you could buy a nuke with how much this costsJun 19, 2002, 4:45pm
It's yearly price. Some of them are kind of high, but for unlimited
transfer that's a nice ass deal. --Bowen-- Have $3... want a website? http://www.smartpenguin.com/affiliate.php?id=12 [View Quote] Hosting & Stuff (VR RADIO TOO)... all cheap...can be paid online monthly!Jun 22, 2002, 6:37pm
Why does everyone always put fake copyrights on their sites?
--Bowen-- Hosting & Stuff (VR RADIO TOO)... all cheap...can be paid online monthly!Jun 22, 2002, 7:14pm
Hmm, I could've sworn it was copyright fraud if you placed a false copyright
notice without having registered. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Zenith Studios & Dynamite SoftwareJun 22, 2002, 6:59pm
I'm sure the PK's will ignore that stuff now, you have privacy feautres you
can apply. You should use them. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Xelagot 3.305 now availableJul 2, 2002, 10:37pm
3.3 Bug : gesture change event doesn t propagate correctlyJul 2, 2002, 11:36pm
That's a resource/ram problem. When you start to get pressed for them, it
resizes itself (either automatically or when you try to resize it yourself). --Bowen-- [View Quote] This is AnnoyingJul 9, 2002, 8:01pm
Actually, it is as simple as chopping out that piece of code that control
affects turning. And no, it didn't have anything to do with the engine, he said that he can't control himself when he's running with control. --Bowen-- [View Quote] AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 14, 2002, 12:46am
AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 14, 2002, 10:25am
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Europeans invented the 12 hour clock and the
sandwich (which the hamburger is based off of). American football was based off of rugby as well. Decimal points were introduced by the British, as was our "standard" system. --Bowen-- [View Quote] AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 14, 2002, 2:52pm
Nah I don't have a problem with you being different, I respect that. It's
just most Europeans blame the Americans for being different. We're just keeping your old customs :P. I don't understand football (american football) either, nor do I like it. As for the time thing, I don't see who made it anywhere on that page, I seriously doubt Americans came up with 12 hour time. Swiss clocks have been around a lot longer I've heard. And to NCC, the brits are part of Europe whether they want to say so or not. And sandwhiches came from the Earl of Sandwhich, John Montague, (don't laugh, it's true, so I've read). He was at a party and I guess he was having a hard time eating his toast and meat while playing cards, so he put them together. He was born in 1718 (before the US was the US for you non-history savvy people).. LoL --Bowen-- [View Quote] AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 14, 2002, 2:59pm
The earlist pendulum clock was invented by the dutch
http://inventors.about.com/library/weekly/aa072801a.htm#pendulum Which proves the 12 hour clocks existed before the US did :) At this time the 24 hour time standard didn't exist, so it's still using the old 12 hour system. --Bowen-- [View Quote] AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 14, 2002, 7:48pm
No it's not. I don't know about you but I don't have a huge digital clock
in my room on the wall. Like I said in awteen, it's the same damn system. Just subtract or add 12 and you're set. 14 o'clock or 14 hundred hours? I'm pretty sure they'll tell you 2 o'clock instead. Most of my French and English friends use the 12 hour system, you're the only one that can't understand it. --Bowen-- [View Quote] AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 15, 2002, 12:42am
> are you really trying to protect epp's intolerance with such a mindless
> comment about what "most" europeans are thinking...LOL poor baby.. so the > bad guys are the evil europeans who are soooo bad at you.....and it surely > allows eep to be mean. Wake up kiddo.. the point here is that eep is > intolerant... nothing more.. forget all the rest.. Wow a monster.. what are you talking about? I'm disagreeing with eep, read it again. Europeans are very stereotypical and mean to Americans. This applies to MOST of them I've met. Not all, most. NCC being a clear example of that. If our customs are different, we're stupid apparently. I'm not being intolerant. Don't know where you got that from. > So, please,try to undersand what they're saying here.. They are not saying > your way to format numbers is dumb ! by the way, did you notice that only > eep is saying that to their way to format numbers ? > So don t take that for an attack to americans... :) I don't care how you format numbers, it doesn't matter as long as we can both understand each other. And reasonably using periods in place of commas is pretty confusing since you do have to worry about decimals. I prefer the comma system. > I m french and have friends in the USA.. I have no problem with them nor > with others americans .. I know, but a lot of Europeans have ill manners towards the US. Using France as an example, My friend was visiting and a lot of the people on the street acted snobby to him soely because he was from the US. > I know no europeans that blame americans for being differents.. LOL that so > away from reality.... Did you read NCC's post? :D Apparently he's from England. > but for sure they can blame you if you force them to change their customs ... > See,here in France we use a simple space to separate thousands and often we > even don t use anything.. I'm not trying to force them? Spacing is easier too, nothing might be the best, excluding decimals. > Then , Did i post to ask eep to change the way he writes numbers? no, > because i know we all have differents way to write things and as long as I > can understand,there s no problem for me.... that the way internet opens our > mind... and that is called Tolerance... and it seems to be a notion that > eep doesn t want to understand... I didn't tell you to change? Why are you picking me out, I said I respected that you're different. > By the way, You should not consider Europe as a whole.. Europe is a melting > pot.. and for your customs, most of them are from English folk so please > don't think it is common in all Europe.( especially when an english person > like ncc 72897 claims their differences.... ) So is the US :P. Different areas of the US are like the different areas of Europe. You'd be surpised. The northeast (where I am) is more European like, while the southeast is the redneck country (not all of them but the majority). The west is the rich people since it costs a fortune to have a freaking house over there. So on so forth :D > sheesh.. where is the friendly aw spirit, Bowen .. :) Hey I was friendly, just pointed the origins of things out and why people blame the US for being different when we basically use their customs they gave us. --Bowen-- AWLD independent director vote results?Jul 15, 2002, 3:39pm
> LOL you re funny guy..
> you re disagreeing with eep? but i see no post where i can read that.. > let me quote your first post in this thread: > answering to eep: > "Uh oh, better quit while we're ahead. ;) I smell a flame war in the > making." > is that a disagree ? could you tell me what this "we" is? eep and you? why > do you use "we"? because you re both americans? so tell me now if it is > really a peacefull post or just some fuel for a flame war? ... sheesh grow > up kid....LOL It's a common phrase. You say that like you're in their place. If you don't want a flame war, don't nitpick what isn't there. > europeans are very stereotypical?? LOL just tell me, how many countries did > you visit to get that idea? let me guess.. none .. so who is stereotypical > now? You watch to much tv > hey , i don t wear a beret on my head nor i listen accordeon nor i have a > bread under my arm.. LOL > Sure NCC is intolerant.. bah we all have to endure eep-like people ;))))) > but it doesn t mean most of the european are. > You can have your own customs , i see no problem and you don t appear stupid > for that Oh my, read the post. I said my friend. I myself have visited a couple though. England, France, and Germany. Germany was the best of them all too. I didn't say you did have a beret on your head, where are you getting this stuff from? It seems like you to put words in my mouth since I'm disagreeing with you. > the whole point is exactly here, Bowen.... confusion... your system confused > drubi in the first place.. because he/she has different customs than > yours... It was here eep should have shown some tolerance and accepted the > idea that your system can confuse other ppl exactly the same way their > systems can confuse him... noone is wrong using one s own system.. Hence why I disagreed with him in the first place. The "we" statement had nothing to do with me, like I said. I was simply using a cliche phrase and "talked" in his person. > people on the street were able to see he was american then decided to snob > him? LOL > do you think it appeared above his head ,a red flashing sign saying "hey i m > american" ? LOL > i lived a long time in paris and what is sure is that most of people on the > streets are too busy walking fast and thinking of their own problems than to > worry about people around them...So they could appear snobby, but it has > nothing todo with your friend being american.. :) It's pretty easy to tell who's American on the street. Hell I can pick out tourists when they walk buy. They usually dress different, talk different, and some more things set them apart. When you see someone looking at a map and talking to themselves in a different language to try and get their bearing then try to ask someone for help (with your small knowledge of that language) it's hard not to tell. Think outside the box, this isn't AW where everyone uses bad grammar and you can't tell where they're from. > customs I didn't force them. _He_ was the only one who's trying to force the change, excluding eep, silly eep heh. Maybe you can't teach an old dog old tricks either? ;) I'm simply stating they're the same system. One's more exact on analog clocks. On digital clocks they both contain the same exactness. The thing is, you should be able to use both. as > I opens > that Like I said, I did not tell you to change your system either. I even said I accept your difference. If you have something wrong with Eep, you talk to eep, don't take it out on me. Despite what you think, we don't all stick together when we're attacked, if he believes something I'm apposed to, I won't "cover his back." It's still there. I just get a little ticked off at people when they single me out when I was trying to remain neutral. > except this thread was just about the bad manners of eep... don t see in > this a blame on US...ananas was just showing how eep is unable to accept > different customs than his own.... I know. But I was just trying to show ananas that our "different" customs were originally their own. Most we've adapted, like football. That was based off of rugby and soccer (football in europe). Hamburgers which is based off of the design of a sandwhich devloped by the Earl of Sandwhich. The 12 hour clock system which has long been used before the contraception of the US. The standard system was also used before metric. I use metric btw, excluding for temperature. Farenheit is more exact (longer distance from freezing to boiling). --Bowen-- Bad Time for 3D....Jul 18, 2002, 3:51pm
Corection: E N Z O and JP own AW now!Jul 17, 2002, 12:52am
Agreed, why use another newsreader when outlook works just fine, plus it
gets e-mail. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Corection: E N Z O and JP own AW now!Jul 17, 2002, 4:52am
Well, it suits me just fine. It all get's upgraded with windows update on
it's own, I don't mind. I only check these newsgroups and a few other AW related ones. Nothing more, nothing less. My parents use this for e-mail and there's no point to install 2 other programs when one does both. I hate microsoft crap as much as anyone, if not more, but I really don't care anymore. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Lugia CTF UpdateJul 16, 2002, 1:36am
> It is Capture The Flag with paintball not the other way around. Also the
bot Erm it's the same thing both ways. Capture the Flag _is_ a derivative of paintball. Then there's just standard paintball where it's team on team, last man standing's team wins. Or the ever popular free for all. But capture the flag is paintball. --Bowen-- Lugia CTF UpdateJul 16, 2002, 1:37am
Lugia CTF UpdateJul 16, 2002, 1:43am
Capture the flag has long existed before video games that breached into
online FPS shooting. Tribes is a spawn off of Paintball. With "death" that you can't have in paintball. That's the only difference. It takes no effort to make a paintball bot anymore, it takes just a little more to add in capture the flag too. Easily done. The whole paintball thing is way overdone. There are tons of cheaters and those that have become so godlike it loses it's interest. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Lugia CTF UpdateJul 16, 2002, 1:51am
LoL I'm currently making another bot. If I really feel the need to prove
myself I might. Otherwise I don't see the point right now. If you don't want to believe me.. oh well for me. It's not THAT hard. Check to see if a person is being clicked, warp them to base, check for the flag being clicked, etc etc. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Lugia CTF UpdateJul 16, 2002, 7:45pm
A time bot, silly AW didn't include a function to get the VRT time from the
uniserver so I've had to use a C++ function to get the darn time and convert it to GMT. Still waiting for Eric to give me the list of 3 letter time zone codes for all the time zones and their GMT offset. --Bowen-- [View Quote] NG2002 Diary EntryJul 16, 2002, 6:31pm
You can't delete from the newsgroup. You can cancel your post before it's
sent, but most of us aren't quick enough for that. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Survivor updates??????Jul 19, 2002, 10:23pm
I don't see niples on our beaches around here. But you're right. Anyone is
allowed to go naked in public as long as there's no sexual gain or public health hazzards. This seems to be a law in NY anyways. --Bowen-- [View Quote] WORLD & BOT HOSTJul 21, 2002, 6:01pm
It's true though, everyone with broadband needs to realize that you can only
get it if you're within 10 miles of a city/big town. --Bowen-- [View Quote] WORLD & BOT HOSTJul 21, 2002, 6:26pm
LoL I was generalizing when I said that, but a city is nearby. This doesn't
include European countries.. I heard it's even harder/more expensive. Dual-isdn isn't broadband.. it's almost the same speed as 56k. --Bowen-- [View Quote] WORLD & BOT HOSTJul 21, 2002, 6:38pm
If you're out in the boonies, don't expect it to be. I'm lucky I have cable
out here.. because I'm WAY out there. --Bowen-- [View Quote] Is $6.95 per month tough on kid cits?Jul 21, 2002, 5:58pm
Is $6.95 per month tough on kid cits?Jul 21, 2002, 6:00pm
Are we talking real politics or kiddie politics and/or gor (sorry, there's a
difference between real and gor) politics? --Bowen-- [View Quote] Is $6.95 per month tough on kid cits?Jul 21, 2002, 6:25pm
Your parents must have loose pockets. I do care enough, I just don't have
the money. Remember, I'm going to college and.. the only time where you'd have money is at like 10-14.. when you're doing chores and aren't trying to buy a car, or aren't going to college. By the way, I'm 17. --Bowen-- [View Quote] |