*Cringe*

It makes good Tv though watching all the bollocks that posted all over the news.

Quote from three_jump :

have you locked the calibration?

yes

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

That my friend is a hangover cure in a can. Open Can, Toast, Burn the hell out of both of them and serve in a plate/bowl/last nights empty kebab tray, down with at least 1 Ltr of Irn-Bru and eat.

2 hours latter, the moment of truth comes....if it stays down, you have lined your stomach for the next seesion in the pub or for the rest of the day. If it all comes up then all the toxins are away, one way or the other.

Irn Bru in the morning always does the trick but you have to be careful when you drink it.
Drink it straight after waking up - u will spew
Drink it after uhave ate something - u may spew
Wait an hour or so after waking up - u'll be fine

scawen i noticed that everytime with Z15 no matter how many reinstalls i do when i press shift+f4 to get out of windowd mode and to go back in it again i have to re calibrate my wheel.

WHy has this happened?
example:

Playing lfs fine
shift+F4
Talk on msn or go on internet.
Back to lfs and press shift+f4 again
Wheel isnt calibrated right?

This happens everytime i repeat this process.

Eco Folk.

Fanboys

Ricers

People who try to ram religion up ur ass.

The amount of so called "daddy long legs" in this country scares me.

NEDS/Chavs

Back stabbers (people who turn on you for the sake of it)

Any sort of heavyy metal band

People who say "like/suck my balls" What are you gay?

The United Kingdom - it sucks

Gordon Brown - also sucks

PEOPLE IN HIS CABINATE TAKING EXPENSES CLAIMS ON STUFF LIKE HOLIDAYS AND NEW HOUSES! - They should be trialed for theft and fraud tbh.

People moaning 24/7 about the credit crunch - seriously, i dont care.

Gays - they stress me out for some reason

Lots more things to add but i really cant be bothered typing it all in.

yes you can do that, but what was the point in flaming cruisers and people who go there when you youself are on that very server?

Shadowww
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Everyones posts

XRR and XRT

EDIT - i am interested in buying one for? Max - 60pounds.

the X setups are named as XRGT_blabla in the file, u have to rename it to XRT_blabla
FZ50 is FZ5 and so on, hope this helps.

its about 15$??

i bet it goes like shit off a hot shovel though

Quote from Becky Rose :

Short version: I've been programming since I was 6, I was labelled a protege, at age 8 I was offered a job by a major software house after they saw a demo tape I had put together. Then I spent 10 years or so throwing it all away on drugs, and have been rebuilding myself over the last decade or so. I'm still a bit cranky and erratic, but I work professionally doing similar things to Scawen and Victor (but not Eric who's skills I don't possess) in another field - but i'm an employee. Knocking stuff up for LFS is my hobby.

wow, almost perfect life then (theoretically)

BL1R isnt in demo

Here you go demo guys, remember i dont ever drift.

XRG on Blackwood.

Pm me for setup if you want it.

Quote from Becky Rose :

Yes debugging is harder with multi-threading, but with experience it gets easier. Like the first time you write something in 3D and 18 pages of code later you finaly get a spinning cube, and a year later you do the same thing in 3 lines...

Everything in programming seems complex on the first attempt and becomes 'a system', then years later it's totally trivial and arbitary.

For instance I have particle systems in some of my old games and test projects which are much better than those in use in LFS, to me it's an utterly simple and menial process and something that happens in my games when I go "oh i'll quickly do the particles" and a few minutes later there they are. Yet I look on indi programming boards and people buy 'particle systems'. It's simply a case that i've done a lot of them, so it's become trivial.

The same is true with multi-threading, and any other programming concept. I'm not yet 'expert' with multi-threading but already I can see the difference in the way i'm using mutexes compared to when I started, and although not yet heavily practiced i'm finding it much easier.

As a result of practice i'm now much more proficient at debugging multi-threading than before, and have devised various methods and tools for doing so (such as moving an object to run under the main thread by a simple class extension and a hook in the main loop etc).


Having said the above, you are absolutely right. One could find that moving stuff around becomes a necessity and that can break all many of obscure scenarios, however...


This is why I like the OO approach even on projects I develop by myself, things become self contained. Scawen isn't a fan of this approach however so I know LFS isn't written this way. Certainly, under a well considered OO approach the decoupling of processes into threads in LFS isn't something i'd be particularly put off by.

However, because of where we are in the LFS timeline, the fact that it hasn't yet been done, and the fact it causes issues with debugging later - I strongly suspect we wont see multi-threading until much later in development.

Where the hell did you learn all this?