I think you can have fun without drinking. Then again you can drink without having fun...
I consider myself to have a pretty good relationship with the stuff. I don't have a need for a drink. Sometimes I have a beer or two just alone at home watching a movie or whatever. After a hard day it's a relaxing feeling. Mainly though I just like the taste, I don't try and get drunk.
Sometimes you end up in a party (like last Tuesday. I was just going to relax in the sauna but there was a bloody toga party going on. Not in the sauna ofc but in the building. :| ) No one was really that wasted, I left the place well before 3 am, no one got into a fight etc. I do have one mate who likes to get into a fight when he's drunk. The worst I've seen happen to him was being kicked out of a bar after groping a bartender.
I guess if you are with people who are able to drink even remotely responsively you don't end up covered in shit. Instead you can actually have fun socially. From Jamie's story I can only deduce he's talking about a bunch of teenagers (mentally at least) trying to find their limits. I can tell you it'll pass. Kids tend to do silly stuff to find their limits.
I consider myself to have a pretty good relationship with the stuff. I don't have a need for a drink. Sometimes I have a beer or two just alone at home watching a movie or whatever. After a hard day it's a relaxing feeling. Mainly though I just like the taste, I don't try and get drunk.
Sometimes you end up in a party (like last Tuesday. I was just going to relax in the sauna but there was a bloody toga party going on. Not in the sauna ofc but in the building. :| ) No one was really that wasted, I left the place well before 3 am, no one got into a fight etc. I do have one mate who likes to get into a fight when he's drunk. The worst I've seen happen to him was being kicked out of a bar after groping a bartender.
I guess if you are with people who are able to drink even remotely responsively you don't end up covered in shit. Instead you can actually have fun socially. From Jamie's story I can only deduce he's talking about a bunch of teenagers (mentally at least) trying to find their limits. I can tell you it'll pass. Kids tend to do silly stuff to find their limits.
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I hope I'm not in an argument with a mathematician or a physicist... The only mathematical thing in my line would be evolutionary calculation, and even then I'm not having my hopes up - The teachers over at Robot vision and pattern recognition lab openly say that it's "for those who are unable to derive properly."
Anyway all of the above is once again strictly on-topic
Anyway all of the above is once again strictly on-topic
The only mandatory thing is to have deko's face on it
a) I'm still not sure weather anyone understands what the **** you are on about.
b) You already said it yourself. An algorithm. Algorithms are deterministic and you need nondeterminism to create randomness.
This would be much more entertaining if you could see who voted what...
Long history is long.
How do you spot these things? Have you no life?
Nice to see some action in lfs anyway
Nice to see some action in lfs anyway
Travis forgot to compile the exe again... that's why 
Before I even try and do that I have a question: How is it even supposed to work? I get nothing but 'Outsim enabled' in LFS and 'Outsim timed out' in the app itself? Problem at my end (firewall blocking perhaps?) or should something else too be updated?
Before I even try and do that I have a question: How is it even supposed to work? I get nothing but 'Outsim enabled' in LFS and 'Outsim timed out' in the app itself? Problem at my end (firewall blocking perhaps?) or should something else too be updated?
Well, if you modify the source code, running the application won't do any good untill you compile it again...
The py-file is the source code. You can run it by installing the python interpreter. This code will not work with anything above version 2.5. Additionally you need the pygame-module (which is the reason newer python versions won't work).
The setup.py file is for a module called cx_freeze which is used to compile the exe out of the python file.
I don't suppose you tried to just change the '4' into '5'
I would have tried but cba to install older python versions...E: Dammit you irritating scotsman
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Open wheel racing league for one.
LFSCART starts in a few weeks time for the 2011 season. Not necessarily the best place to start.
LFSCART starts in a few weeks time for the 2011 season. Not necessarily the best place to start.
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This is some new series we've never heard of?
Actually, the smartest thing now would be to add the lap count to the gapslot of P1...
The program does not work out the gaps by magic. Therefore everyone must complete a lap before the gaps are displayed. Currently the overlay pops up when the leader crosses the s/f line - therefore no one else besides the leader has completed a lap and you don't see gaps (because they have not been calculated yet).
BTW, sorry for twatting you up the arse at some point :|
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Any chance to be able to completely remove objects (all of them)? Then you could remove an object that has just been run over instead of it respawning in it's original place.
Yes except just the opposite. You don't need to be a NASCAR fan to have common sense and an idea of how physics works. Interestingly though facts seem to be completely irrelevant in any way if you happen to be one..
If you make a screenplay out of something you have no interest in and have no knowledge in, does that not make you a bit of a twat? Why not something you have knowledge in?
How about rallycross style joker laps?
So if you had a birthday present of your choice, why did you not wish for a prostitute?
Team Name: New Dinner Raging
Team Manager (First and Last Name of the Manager and LFS License ID): Timo Hynninen / hyntty
Assistant Manager: Thilo Falkenberg / TFalke55
Entered Cars: 1
Starting numbers for the cars: 5
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Timo Hynninen / hyntty / Male / FIN
Team Manager (First and Last Name of the Manager and LFS License ID): Timo Hynninen / hyntty
Assistant Manager: Thilo Falkenberg / TFalke55
Entered Cars: 1
Starting numbers for the cars: 5
License Applications for the team:
Timo Hynninen / hyntty / Male / FIN
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Just for getting out of the pits actually.. Gear changes are done without.
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