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Posted on 10-21-06 07:39 PM, in Animals, pets? Link
I used to have five dogs. All basset hounds. Although they're steadily aging, three died of different causes. One from being hit from a truck head-on, one from a double-case of cancer/diabetes, and one had to be put down (forgot what for, though)
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Posted on 10-21-06 07:45 PM, in Free Games Link
Sauerbraten

A mostly-new FPS. Akin to Quake in a lot of ways, but is much more than that. Has mutliplayer map editing (!) and a variety of multiplayer modes (both team-based and not.)

Cube

Sauerbraten's predecessor, Doom-like in design. Very lightweight with regards to system requirements.
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Posted on 10-21-06 08:44 PM, in The Ultimate Letter Experience V1.0 Link
Rugs
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Posted on 10-21-06 08:48 PM, in Do You use SaveStates? Link
I just use savesates to save progress. Or a really long and difficult-to-perform series of actions that also involves lots of trudging back to a starting point, or puzzles.
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Posted on 10-22-06 08:08 PM, in Fastfood anyone Link
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers. They only serve chicken fingers with a side of sauce, fries, texas toast, and cole slaw. A little more expensive than the average chicken joint, but worth it every single time I eat there. <3
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Posted on 11-04-06 09:35 PM, in A Celebration of Many Things Link
The background is trippy. D: For some reason, I like it. D:
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Posted on 11-04-06 10:29 PM, in How did you start? Link
Originally posted by NintendoFB
I want to know because I've always been particularly interested in it. I haven't had a chance to start out. Some pointers would also be really good. (Referencing to programming and HTML)

Pick a language you think you might be comfortable with. Find some tutorials. Experiment.

For example, I wound up writing a python script to calculate the percentage of what genres make up my music collection, and generate fancy-looking bargraphs for each. Just an example of how to apply what you've already learned to do something to learn more (if that makes sense.)

Originally posted by NintendoFB
I'm not one of those people who sees the Page Source and goes "What the fuck is that?"


Your mind is now blown
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Posted on 11-11-06 02:55 PM, in How did you start? Link
Originally posted by /dev/null
I started with QBASIC long ago (when I was like 3)... first I mainly copied examples from a book, then I went on testing how I could rearrange the blocks and finally the single instructions for it to do what I want... did the same for Visual Basic when I was 7 and for C++ when I was 10, so I guess that method works fairly well for me.

I'm jealous now.

... Then again, I kinda didn't have access to anything _decent_ when I was younger. And even though I tried learning C when I was 11, I gave up after I realized I couldn't make anything work. :|

As a result, after finding Python, I stuck with it and worked with it off and on. Had I been a bit more persistent, I'd prbably be far more adept with it than I am now.
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