Thanks Arturus Magi for the information. As a former AOL customer, this option was not very well implemented. Obviously, I should check out those new features. :) I'm not a big fan of the .art format though. Oh well, what ever works I guess. hee hee. George
That is a nice ship Paul. You've got some handy skills. It's kind of nice to be able to see this phase of contruction. I think as you learn more about 3D, we all do. Thanks for the post! I love the images.
Last night I was checking my email when I was rudely interrupted by an ad window prompting me that my 10 hours of free internet had expired. I was a bit bummed out since I'm forced to even consider using dial-up as my only internet option. I can't use Cable internet, since the apartment complex that I live in has its own cable service but no internet. DSL has not yet come in to my area and satellite is simply to expensive for casual internet use. So, there I sit, reading this unsightly error. <
A long time ago I was told that two wrongs don't make a right... It's too bad that when your 5, that was hard concept to believe, but you listened to your parents and said you're sorry, instead of retaliating. Now a day, when you’re all grown up and "mature" you forget common decency and smack who ever offended you. Weather it be a person, or a nation. Quite hypocritical on any parents part to bestow to their children "moral" values and then act in a contrary belief. Weather
Wow, that is impressive figures. I really enjoy reading your articles Larry. Is it good when I go to a blog site for news updates on national and world events? For all I know, this stuff could be made up. haha. Nice article Larry. I'll be back... George
Hey Gamefreak99, I noticed that your article was selected as a "featured article" on www.joeuser.com. That's a special honor to be selected by the site's creator, Brad. Keep up the great posts as I'm sure as this site develops, you could easily be one of this sites favorites. :) Great Job! George Stardock Web Dev.
Hummm.. Strange... is CB just ScottT's in disguise? I wonder... I've got my eye on you CB! No tricks... :P
This story is to funny.. I would laugh at you guys but that would probably just give you two fuel for the fire incase my car starts acting up. Thankfully for me, it's only got 12,000 miles on it (already -- only had it for 5 1/2 months), but you never know these days. Anything could happen. Shoot, I will most likely die in some horrible fiery wreck on i696. :(
Who's up for another round of Summer? Me, me, me! Pick me! Pick me!
I see it too... hummm :/
George: Hi, my name is George. I'm 24 and I've spent the past 5 months of my life working at Stardock.... No, this isn't a bad story, actually. I would have to say that finally all the hard work I've done in the past 8 years, working on computers & websites, and doing the 'Sure I can fix your computer problem' has finally paid off and I feel that someone (Brad) is rewarding me for it. Yeeha! Now I'm working on "real" projects that amount to something. Way to go Brad! You rock!<BR
I want your job.. This is too cool! How long does it take to learn C++, DX9?? 10-15 minutes, right?
"All-Star IT Developement Team"... I like the sound of that. ;)
Hey Guys! The reason for the difficulties is T-Man, the websites systems administrator, is testing a new compression utility and it's a bit unstable. If you experience site slow downs or complete crashes, these are to be expected until testing is completed.
Almost forgot, ATI Radeon 8500 64MB DDR
I just built a new system as well: AthlonXP 2500+ (Barton @ 1.83GHz, 333MHz FSB) 512MB PC2700 DDR 333MHz Asus A7N8X Deluxe IEEE-1394 3Com 3C520-TX Nvidia NIC WinTV Tuner 56K Modem 3 x IBM Deskstar 7200RPM 60GB's - 2 in RAID, 1 for storage 1 x Maxtor 7200RPM 30GB's - boot drive 16X Pioneer DVD Slot drive SiliconImage SATA RAID 1/0
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