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Hmm, not many entries, maybe I'll knock something up on Saturday.

Why not just code in C? I doubt C# offers anything better considering ASSS already has support code built in such as linked lists. (When all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail).

A lot of the employees look scary: http://www.asi.ee/index.php?id=1385

You should update java anyway, there was a recent vulnerability.

While trying not to feed the discussion, I suggest you don't look into medical stuff too much otherwise you might start thinking you have the symptons.

I heard another site called tvlinks was shutdown recently. According to the speculation it could end up making hyperlinks illegal. Since I think everything is automatically copyrighted under the berne convention just linking to a page you don't own the copyright to would be a violation, heh. Anyway, it's unlikely you'd get prosecuted because only the copyright holder can prosecute, not some bystander. And it's not as if major websites want to start prosecuting their customers.

I always try to make my modules as plugins that don't rely on new features in the core. Otherwise you might end up with 2 custom cores that do different things but you want to use both in the same zone, so you have to merge them which is bad in the long run. All the python modules work as plugins. However there are some things you can't do in python but you can do in C (such as looking at the raw packets, which isn't required for most modules).

I'm not that interested in melee fighting. Anyone know what copy protection they plan to use? Some of them are bad.

@tcsoccerman Sorry I did mean to work on that but I just don't seem to have the time/motivation. @JDS I haven't looked into the available dev tools for DS (since I don't have one) but it should be possible.

I'm making a chat client for PSP (!@#$%^&*s servers only), if you want to test it PM me. Edit: You can get it here http://forums.minegoboom.com/viewtopic.php?t=7787

Infantry?

You know if it's transparent you can just paste it onto a black image.

How about Windows ME? How about Windows Server 2003? So picky...

Hopefully this one will work: http://toktok.sscentral.com/dump/goal.wav

rootbear you attached the exact same file, MD5 is the same. You seem to be on a noob streak at the moment, no offence. The problem is it's not in PCM format. As Samapico pointed out one quick way to check this is right click on the file, select Record and if there's no green and black waveform it won't work in cont. To fix it, while still in Sound Recorder click File, Save As, optionally click Change to select a quality level (make sure format says "PCM"), then click Save. If anyone is curious the codec ID is -2, which is "extensible wave" (it should be 1 for PCM). Coincidentally you can check this with a tool I recently released on Server Help forums.

I just went to the arena and there are 3 images in the range of 10,000 px wide, these images don't display properly on my computer, so other players may also have problems with them.

One reason why tutorial/play offline isn't in cont is because that would make it easier to practise cheating (sure you can setup a local test zone, but a lot of people have trouble doing that).

Sertse, have you got a backup plan when "difficult" people want to play on a mac or linux?

This is Gamers Lounge, so long as it's game related and not excessive, advertising is ok here.

If you upgraded the esc menu you could scroll through the available ships somehow (maybe with the mouse).

I get your point bak. I don't want to beat a dead horse but without -1 you will overrun the buffer and it only happens to work in the test program because you are looking at the size of a char pointer (4) not of the buffer (5).

Bak I don't think you need to do the -1 thing on snprintf, it always makes sure it's null-terminated for you. It's just strncpy that needs the null adding manually.

You're also asking two different things: - Copy String to char array. - Copy each digit of an integer into a char array as integers. Just to make this a bit clearer, these are different: buf[0] = 0; buf[0] = '0';

Where did you hear that?

Maybe it's because the US has no data protection laws and they intend to sell your highly legitimate double checked non-dummy email address to spammers.