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Apr 12, 2004, 2:21pm

[View Quote] I agree with him though.

Apr 12, 2004, 2:24pm

[View Quote] > Ok, you can be all accurate. I know it's not the day when he rose but
> it's the day we celebrate it.

Don't say it's the day he was resurected then. Don't even bring your
religion into it at all. Easter was celebrated long before Christians
celebrated it. From what I remember in history class, it was adapted
into Christianity to make the conversion of the pagans easier, trying to
bring their celebrations and such into the mix. Just wish Happy Easter
and be done with it, try not to say "Yes, happy easter and drink
christ's blood!". It really just isn't needed anymore, we know you're
Christian -- and we know you're Zealous about it.

Apr 16, 2004, 6:16am

[View Quote] Gotta love the silent U's.

Apr 19, 2004, 6:10pm

[View Quote] > Not at all =D
> In fact WinXP Home is better for games and 3d apps as it has less features,
> it uses less resources that way. Besides the only stuff pro has over home
> doesn't matter to most people.
> 80 GB HDD and the XP2600 are sorta the best-bang for the buck products right
> now anyway, as you probably know from shopping.
> Though if it were up to me, I'd save money by downgrading to a 17" CRT
> monitor and use the saved money to buy an Athlon 64 3000+. Besides, the
> only thing LCD has over CRT is size and looks. It's slower responding, more
> prone to problems, and has that viewing angle thing.

The XP Home version I had would not let me change the Administrator
password or give me access to the user/group settings. I could then
connect remotely with no password as administrator wherever I went (even
using remote computer management it would NOT allow me to change it)...
made me feel secure.

On that note, there are two different types of LCD. The one with the
view angle problem is the older style, often the same price as CRT's
now, but the newer style does not have the same problem with the view
angle (something to do with having a seperate transistor for each pixel
or something like that, as the old style had just one for length and
width). As long as you're not cheap (why should you be, you're buying a
piece of technology?), you can get a prefectly comparable LCD to CRT
with the same refresh rates (mine refreshes up to 85Hz... don't imagine
why you would need anything more than 60 though) and no view angle problems.

But, then again, I don't like carrying 60 lb monitors around so that was
a large factor in my choice of monitor. Maybe you like the workout?
Don't know. :)

It's my experience that CRTS are prone to problems as it is... my
friend's monitor turned a green tint after her stereo was too close to
it and she left it on. But, we're all fanboys of something... I have my
nVidia and LCDs, you have your Athlon and CRTs -- I would bet $100 you
would buy an ATI too... you just seem aggressive like they are.

;) I'm bored, can you tell?




As always:
nVidia owns you.

Apr 20, 2004, 2:29am

[View Quote] > There's a few user/group settings that you can access through safe mode.
> It's been awhile since I've had to do it though. And there's plenty of free
> 3rd party apps you can use for remote access.
> And I was just talking about cheapest LCDs, like the $300 ones I see on
> pricewatch. You can get a Phillips 17" for $100. I've had bad experience
> with LCDs, and I personally don't care for them. CRTs have been good to me
> though. It's totally a user preference though your right. And yes I am AMD
> and ATI, we had that long discussion before remember? =P

Samsung has a nice 17" viewable that costs $200 after rebates and fits
your LCD problem. The only problem I have with LCD's is the native
resolution... but I don't play too many games that can't go to 1280x1024.

Apr 24, 2004, 4:13am

[View Quote] A weeb page, or maybe a translator.. :-\

Apr 25, 2004, 8:03pm

[View Quote] http://world.altavista.com works decently as long as you follow proper
syntax of your language. Try not to use contractions either.

Apr 25, 2004, 9:15pm

[View Quote] > try french and concat me :)))
> if you have look ,i have write other in forum.
>
> please stop
> the post is for " weizer and bowen "
>
> and sorry for my englesh but i try.................

Écrivez votre question en français. Nous pourrons vous aider davantage.

Apr 25, 2004, 11:43pm

[View Quote] Not always true, you just have to make sure that you use nearly perfect
syntax from your language in translators (they're not too adaptive).
Usually you can make a very comprehendable statement with them, as I did.

Apr 26, 2004, 4:45am

[View Quote] This was a little easier to comprehend. It seems you are still having
connection issues with your world. It looks, from what I understand,
you are not allowed to enter your world. Which is a problem with some
routers hosting within a LAN.

I am sorry I do not know much more than this -- I wish I could help
more. Perhaps Andras or Xelag can help you further.

(translated as best I could with online and hand-held dictionaries)
--------------------------------------
Il était peu un plus facile comprendre ce. Il semble que vous avez
toujours des issues de raccordement avec votre monde. On ne le laisse
pas regarde, de ce que je comprends, vous entrer dans votre monde. Ce
qui est un problème avec quelques couteaux accueillant dans un LAN.

Je suis désolé je ne sache pas beaucoup plus que ceci -- je souhaite que
je pourrais aider plus. Peut-être Andras ou Xelag peut vous aider plus loin.

Apr 24, 2004, 5:37am

[View Quote] If it works, and is relatively inexpensive, I will buy it to play my
games in linux. ;) That's the only reason I'm still in windows anymore.
The minute I can play every game I play (all DirectX games), I'm so there.

Linux is fun to play around in.

Apr 24, 2004, 6:13pm

[View Quote] > I'm interested in seeing how game's performance is effected when running in
> Linux vs Windows...

I have yet to be able to get any games that do not have a software mode
to work in linux. But even then, on a fast PC, it's pretty good there
(although it looks shitty).

When a game comes out that's for both Linux and Windows (a game that
requires good hardware), then we'll see. Too bad no one develops for
linux, that's a geek gold mine.

Apr 26, 2004, 2:53am

[View Quote] I don't mind answering questions as long as I can partway understand it.
:) I Assume it's true for most of us -- Brock excluded.

Apr 26, 2004, 8:00am

[View Quote] > Heu,
>
> are you sure you are caretaker in the world? your citizen number has
> to be known to the world server.
>
> there are 2 ways to do that:
>
> 1) in the world.ini file. in thr [rights] section (more than one
> caretaker? separate with comma)
> [rights]
> caretaker=123456,78954
>
> 2) using the remote administration tool, after you set a special
> password (not your login or privilege password, a third one) in the
> aworld.ini [server] section
> [server]
> password=my$erverPa$$word
>
> Both are explained by Mauz on her page
> http://mauz.info/worldrunning.html
>
> If you are certain you are caretaker, then I can not help further,
> maybe Andras or others can. Good luck :)

Wow, that didn't even cross my mind as being the problem. Always good
to have a lot of us answer the question. :)

Apr 27, 2004, 1:40am

[View Quote] There's also a "The best OS suited for the job" rule. For servers,
that's not windows, but Linux. For desktop/games, that's still Windows.
Then there's Mac's.

Apr 27, 2004, 9:49am

[View Quote] Then your imagination is bad. WINE runs SDK programs quite well, better
than windows. Of course, if you're using massive amounts of windows API
calls it might not be nearly as good as it would be just using the SDK
and ISO/ANSI C++.

Guess you better start moving. :P Getting WINE to work is the hard part. :P

Apr 27, 2004, 9:50am

[View Quote] [View Quote] Not necessarily. Windows takes a lot of the "knowledge" out of server
running, they expect the software to do most of the work for them --
which is exactly why these viruses spread like wildfire. Admins that
have NO clue what the hell they're doing.

Sep 18, 2004, 3:10am

[View Quote] Because from what I was aware, she was barely out of the basic of basic
programming classes.

Aug 10, 2004, 3:00am

[View Quote] There are worse people in the world than Bush. You have the power to
revolt, it's your liberty to due so. But, unfortunately, the masses
would rather not resort to violence over something that would, at worst,
last 8 years.

Aug 11, 2004, 1:35am

[View Quote] No, he's British, it would be "baung, baung, baung". Remember, your
silent U properties.

Aug 11, 2004, 5:13am

[View Quote] > I was thinking more of backtracking the IP to geographical location then
> checking local sources for better narrowing down such as newspaper articals,
> allumni records, telephone directories etc based on past information and any
> information such as whois, published records etc...
>
> Thats the easiest way to start anyway.

Yeah... there's even some programs that can actually pinpoint your
location to within a few miles. I doubt their accuracy though.

Aug 11, 2004, 6:28pm

[View Quote] He's British. As for why you're instigating it, I don't know... but
maybe you're mildy retarded?

Aug 11, 2004, 6:50pm

[View Quote] > I stalk people?...
> ...
> ...
> ...
> ...
>
> Define "stalk".

stalk2 Audio pronunciation of "stalk" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (stôk)
v. stalked, stalk·ing, stalks
v. intr.

1. To walk with a stiff, haughty, or angry gait: stalked off in a huff.
2. To move threateningly or menacingly.
3. To track prey or quarry.


v. tr.

1. To pursue by tracking stealthily.
2. To follow or observe (a person) persistently, especially out of
obsession or derangement.
3. To go through (an area) in pursuit of prey or quarry.

(dictionary.com)

I guess he could mean you're trying to covertly subvert him... or something.

Aug 12, 2004, 1:25am

[View Quote] Better his nanny than yours.

Aug 12, 2004, 4:25pm

[View Quote] I know, I do it because he feeds off it. Of course, he'll retort with
the same thing -- that's just how he is. How's lightbird doing bodhi?
Still grumped?

Aug 12, 2004, 4:26pm

[View Quote] > great example of the pot calling the kettle black.

We know Bud, but he won't ever admit to it. Hell, I'll come right out
and say I'm a troll too. I'm sure Eep won't admit it but deep down he
knows he's just like me. ;) Oh burn.

Aug 12, 2004, 4:42pm

[View Quote] Someone has to keep this group's subscribers from tearing each other
apart. ;)

Aug 12, 2004, 5:13pm

[View Quote] > Bullshit you did not hear what I said and you are still not hearing
> anything...
>
> I'm saying now also that, America is terrorizing Iraq and Iraq has NO
> connection to the so called Terrorists... YOU DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING BUT WHAT
> YOU'RE STUPID Censured NEWS MEDIA RUN BY YOUR corrupt government WANTS YOU
> TO KNOW. But you wont see that for what it is FACT, you will emotionalize it
> and call me something a vandal or whatever - You have lost the ability to
> think as individuals.
>
> I am entitled to have my opinion about what happened at 9/11 and just
> because my thoughts on the matter varied from the herd does not make them
> vandalism - sheeeeesssh you fuckin Americans have to OWN everything - well
> let me tell you, YOU are a passing Empire, Thank God - enjoy your power
> while you have it because through your own insatiable greed and emotional
> bullshit mongering around the world you are destroying it yourselves thank
> God! You are not the only nation that lost people in 9/11 though you act
> ALWAYS as though you are.
>
> You see only what you want to see you friggin idiots!

Great scott, shut up. Move to France, eat your cheese, and stop
whining. Every country on the face of this planet is corrupt, all media
outlets are biased, get over it. You want the whole truth, you're going
to have to search for it yourself. Even Michael Moore is biased.

Nothing lasts forever, not even the Roman Empire. Get over it.

But, it's clarely apparent that you're only seeing what you want to see.
Unmatched is all the good that the US does, all the funding we pour
into things such as children's funds. Just because the US government
doesn't sponser it doesn't mean the _people_ don't. That's what
matters, the people. Our government can't contribute to every fund to
help the needy, it just can't. It's not it's place to even do that as
it's supposed to keep the _country_ up, not the starving people. The
free will of the people is what decides where their money should go (and
is why they can donate). Surely that's one of many topics of good.

I don't like Bush either, but I like your nagging less. If we were to
return to isolationism you would see how truely bad this world can get
without our involvement; that's just my opinion though. You may like
the NAZI party; more power too you. That's your inalienable right as an
individual, unfortunately.

Aug 14, 2004, 12:39am

[View Quote] How about... you act like a sensible person instead of a "l00k at
m3!!11!one 1m ant1-bu$h!1!one!!" clone.

Aug 11, 2004, 5:33pm

[View Quote] They both are complete.

The first one deletes the file avatar.dat

The second one deletes the folder my.world.mypath (which you should
replace) so that your objects will refresh when you bounce off a closed
world. It deletes the folder and everything in it without prompting
you. Also I think it hides all the files it deletes from being
displayed. Although you could do it with just at echo off. But it's been
a long time since I've toyed with batch files so I might be off. :D

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