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Hey cheese.. That's not true, we are individuals.
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Updates so what retard gave corey forum powers
DarkFears replied to Cheese's topic in General Discussion
haha I am drugs, how did you know? Taking antibiotics for my flu =/ Ummm.. antibiotics wont do much for a flu (virus) lol your dr screwed u -
Good idea, didn't even think of that. As far as my list its just from oracles website, I have used java "out of the box" or almost out of the box on amiga, os2, linux, and bsd distros, as well as windows. Haven't touched an apple since highschool so have no idea about that. Dunno why .NET is on there either, might have copy n pasted the development list on accident instead of end user list.
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Ya thats why I mentioned it... I mean you should see the games that get good reviews in the repositories... lol, subspace is like next generation compared to most of them.
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...lol...
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True but you know alot of people have mentioned iPhone or android support and to me it just seems like it would be extremely awkward on a phone as far as controls go, I just cant seem to think the control precision needed for any real gameplay would be available on a phone.
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Expanded user base through cross platform compatability: AmigaOS (m68k), AmigaOS 4 (PowerPC), AROS (x86, PowerPC, m68k), MorphOS (PowerPC) BSD, very cross platform (see NetBSD, for example) Java Linux (x86, x86-64, PowerPC, and other architectures) Mac OS X (PowerPC, x86, x86-64) Microsoft Windows (x86, x86-64) MS-DOS and compatibles on the x86: MS-DOS, DR-DOS, FreeDOS, etc. OS/2, eComStation Solaris (SPARC, x86, x86-64) The CLI, also known by the implementation names .NET Framework (from Microsoft) and Mono (from Novell)
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Axe Demento - I appreciate your advice/viewpoint but everyone I know knows about subspace/continuum and chooses not to play anymore, I do play, and I would like to see the zone populations grow so it is once again enjoyable to play. I realize TW and to a lesser degree EG have populations but those aren't zones I am talking about, and eventually those will die as well. I simply suggested Linux as a way to expand the user base on more of a mass level. I am almost 30 years old now, most of my friends don't even game anymore
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4. Usenet - Most everyone I know uses this, granted they are more advanced users 5. FTP rings - Still alive and kicking, though they aren't really advertised in any way and you usually have to be invited Alot of people do use Limewire... but it seems to suck no matter how many people use it, so full of junk files and viri (for you windoze people anyways) the days of Napster and programs like cutemx were the height of p2p clients such as these.
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Ya it wasnt so much the application kazaa itself, it was the P2P backbone, and with skype obviously it hasn't failed, microsoft just bought it for a tidy sum a few months ago.
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Thanks jabjabjab!
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I think he does care... but maybe its kind of the same reason someone doesn't give up ownership of a squad, or zone for many years, they feel it is theirs? maybe he is secretly designing a new client or totally new subspace game
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Thank you very much
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i will try to donate, need to get my paypal sorted out, pain in the ass to recover password if your email changed.