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  1. I would like to join :love: I am a big fan of your work, sir.
  2. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    I use this torrent client on linux now (also works on mac) http://transmission.m0k.org/screenshots.php Just downloaded oblivion using it, CPU usage never went above 35% (connected to 47 peers and downloading at 250 k/s)
  3. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    Well, if you're trying to work with Nehe's tut, keep in mind you gotta hit B after launching the app: http://xs73.xs.to/pics/06120/cube.jpg Blending is actually rather simple, gonna mess with it in orthographic project later (probably make some kind of animated fog background, like in a sidescroller)
  4. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    Well, that's all they do in the tut, http://nehe.gamedev.net/data/lessons/lesson.asp?lesson=08 glBlendFunc() then disable/enable depth-testing and blending... Compiles fine for me on linux, not sure what your problem is then :[
  5. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    What's with the font sizes? Are you legally blind or something? lol Also x-chat is ftw
  6. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    Because you can't copy and paste code out of Nehe's tuts, lawl J/k Did you remember to add this part?
  7. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    Yeah because "windows.ini", "win.ini", etc. inside a system() call won't throw up any red flags
  8. +b for spam
  9. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    The first 3 Metallica albums are insane... but anything they made after Burton died is complete garbage lol
  10. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    I use BitComet on Windows, Azureus/Bittornado on Linux. Clients written in compiled languages (c++/java) don't seem to rape your system as much as ones written in scripting languages (python, etc.), especially on large torrents. (4gb+) Also, just change the process priority to "low" (or `nice` = 19 on linux) so it doesn't kill you if you're gaming or doing other stuff.
  11. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
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  12. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    glOrtho() ftw
  13. AirSnort A wireless LAN (WLAN) tool which cracks encryption keys on 802.11b WEP networks. AirSnort operates by passively monitoring transmissions, computing the encryption key when enough packets have been gathered. http://airsnort.shmoo.com/ https://sf.net/projects/airsnort/ AirCrack aircrack is an 802.11 WEP cracking program that can recover a 40-bit or 104-bit WEP key once enough encrypted packets have been gathered. It implements the standard FMS attack along with some optimizations, thus making the attack much faster compared to other WEP cracking tools. http://freshmeat.net/projects/aircrack/
  14. Bush = EU ragemaster Yes!
  15. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    Well, at least the "m" is lowercase. :rolleyes:
  16. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    Holy shit, that was awesome :nigga:
  17. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    If the server is running apache, make a file called htaccess.txt and put this in it: Options Indexes Then upload it and rename it to .htaccess (Windows will complain that you 'must enter a filename', so just rename it after you upload)
  18. asterix posted a post in a topic in General Discussion
    Art of Deception = win
  19. On your PHP-enabled webhost that has a properly configured mailer daemon (sendmail or an equivalent)
  20. Are you retarded? That's an EXAMPLE, like http://www.metroidmetal.com/ridley/docs/ , although they now hide the complete version number, only showing the branch And who gives a fuck what language you think is the best, these scripts (exploits) are perl scripts, so you need perl installed on <whatever OS you use>
  21. And when the servers resync, you're deopped and any channel modes you set are removed. It's called being a "netrider", and it doesn't work because any changes are undone when the servers compare timestamps on channel events.
  22. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    Make a DNS "A" record for it, and point it to the ip your ircd is bound to listen on.
  23. asterix posted a post in a topic in Flames
    You're right, we've never produced anything worthwhile technologically... except: The transistor, the assembly line, the microprocessor, hand-held calculators, the first electronic computers, airplanes, networked computing/Internet (first packet-switching networks), arguably Radio and definitely F.M. radio, a majority of all modern aerospace technology, voice recognition technology, bar codes, the laser, modems, the integrated circuit, FORTRAN, C, Perl, (etc) Windows (*cough*), computer mice, RAM, Ethernet, laser printers--the list really does go on. Then there's a whole bunch of completely random things: microwaves, slinkies, credit cards, aerosol cans, nylon, 'practical' fiber optics, kevlar, numerous antibiotics including tetracyclines, prozac (and numerous other drugs), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technology, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) technology, etc. If Japan is so advanced, why were they defeated in WW2 (and get their asses nuked in the process), and why do they all still have small dicks?
  24. asterix posted a post in a topic in Computer Discussion
    While your game may run at insane "fps", the actual number of frames you will see is determined by your monitors vertical refresh rate... So if you're in 60hz, no matter how fast your comp is, your monitor is only showing 60 fps. Increase the vertical refresh rate if you want the game to seem smoother (assuming you're getting enough fps in game to warrant the increased hz) And the "rate" variable in your console is the maximum speed you'll download data from the server in bytes. So 25000 = 25 k/s, I usually have mine on 100000 or so, but you'll only notice it making a difference if you had it really low initially (like < 5000)
  25. er, the .NET passport has been a failure for a long time...