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Why?9th October 2010 I'm not sure Jay needs to do that. A small team of writers would be sufficient. |
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Why?9th October 2010 I personally find no real use for the newsletter. It's basically rehashed versions of stuff that happened this week on SoCoder--which I've already read. I still like the newsletter idea, I just don't like how it's all unoriginal content. Maybe we could wo*snip* |
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Waroffice's CS:Source server4th October 2010 If you setup a specific time, I'll come in and play you guys. I typically plan on Clan II. |
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Good project hosting3rd October 2010 I second Assembla. Take a look at this page for free offers: www.assembla.com |
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Free multi platform language?30th September 2010 Every app I've ever used that was written in Java is kind of bloated and slow. |
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Waroffice's CS:Source server29th September 2010 I'm in. |
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running a linux script via php27th September 2010 The command is shell_exec(). |
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Improvements!26th September 2010 I've learned to just use SoCoder the way it's built. Focus on the conversations, not the site. Jay simply doesn't have the time to turn SoCoder in to a professional site. It takes a lot longer than you'd think. |
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What the f***21st September 2010 This would be a very big issue. I think it's definitely worth looking more into. |
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Destroying a hard drive16th September 2010 I love how everyone has these really elaborate ideas of how to destroy a disk. It's just as simple as a multipass wipe. It's obviously too late here, but if anyone else does it, just do that. You can reuse or sell the disk then. |
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Destroying a hard drive16th September 2010 The problem with physically destroying a disk is that it's not as thorough. Data recovery experts can recover data from hard drives that have been on fire. The only correct way to do it is to use data wiping software and give it about 10 passes. It will ta*snip* |
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Destroying a hard drive16th September 2010 Spinal is right. A deep erase tool is the best route to go. Plus you can save the drive. |
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email address13th September 2010 Keep in mind that the domain name isn't free. They go for around $10 a year. |
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Anyone seen this yet ?11th September 2010 Pff. I've got a new Macbook Pro. Here are the specs: Intel Core i7 4GB Memory 500GB hard drive NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M with 512MB |
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Anyone seen this yet ?11th September 2010 This looks interesting. I don't want to learn objective-C and this would make iPhone dev a lot easier. I have a Mac. If you guys want to do iPhone dev, I'll be more than happy to compile it up for you. |
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Anyone seen this yet ?11th September 2010 Yep. |
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Tutorials10th September 2010 socoder.net Here you go. If you feel like writing some, go for it. |
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Candy House!3rd September 2010 You're not considering rain here. Candy or hard breads of any sort will be ruined if it rains. |
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Universal Clock27th August 2010 You should have both games "handshake" at the beginning of the game. They both essentially agree on a time to use. Both clients should also checkup on the other clients to assure they are playing by the rules. For instance, if the other player sends a move*snip* |
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Universal Clock27th August 2010 Why does your game need to know the exact time? |
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Blitz 2D and 3D Printing22nd August 2010 I would be really annoyed if a game tried to activate my printer and print something. Why not just include in game tips? |
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Safely removing printer?19th August 2010 You don't have to wait to remove it. As long as you aren't printing, it will be fine. That feature was created because Windows has an option to write data to the disk slowly and the remove disk option will wrap up any file write operations. You can't bre*snip* |
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Thoughts on Unregistered Comment System...18th August 2010 Add a honeypot field. It's a text input that is named "email" or something else a spam bot will love. Hide it with CSS. Works wonders. Spam bots fill it out and then you can silently ignore the request. |
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MySQL, removing duplicates... but not blindly18th August 2010 Did this work for you? |
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MySQL, removing duplicates... but not blindly17th August 2010 This may be what you need. It's untested so it might not even work. The DISTINCT parameter selects only a distinct field. I've ordered by releaseDate so that the oldest one will be the distinctly selected one. Play around with this and let me know if you h*snip* |
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