Since the bluetooth modem stuff is on most mobiles, I would assume you can. I'm not sure what the limit on data usage is though, I assume it's not too much at all.

It's a 3 Skypephone connected to my PC using bluetooth, on the £5 a month internet add-on. Works reasonable well, although I wouldn't want to game on it...

Just done a speedtest, and it would seem that it is. Okay the upload sucks, but the download speed is strangely fast for a phone O_o

Quote from Dajmin :

Since the 360 is built around a PowerPC there's technically no reason it couldn't be done with only minimal changes.

A recode for a new architecture minimal? PPC isn't the same as the PC architecture (remember the old Macs?), so the current code wouldn't stand a chance in hell of working. There's also the issue of the 360's processor being restricted to in-order execution only. I'm not sure whether that would affect LFS at all, but it certainly wouldn't help!

No doubt at all! Sam's rather...infamous...for his sheep and tractor exploits! *runs so he doesn't get banned* :P

All these times I think it's going to be "just another patch" there always has to be something to blow me away. Brilliant work

I decided to dump the wallpaper altogether this month and head back to simplicity.

EDIT: This is after my partition table went poof and decided to leave me with no data *shakes fist*

Last edited by JohnUK89, Sat, 1 Dec 2007 09:58.

iframes...icky, and since you have no actual content there yet it's impossible to tell whether the code's working or not. I'd say clean up the layout (ie don't use iframes, they suck) and get some content in so you know that the pages load correctly

PS I'm not a web coder, so can't comment on the code you do have, but from a purely end-user perspective it needs visual work

THE CAKE IS A LIE!!

Happy birthday Scawen

Hold Ctrl-Shift, the playernames will become LFS usernames before your eyes

#365 V.Forizs, Race 3, Lap 1

Forizs and #43 A.Kirschetorte had an accident on the corner before the 2nd chicane on lap 1. This was a racing incident as both drivers were chasing the racing line.

Appeal dismissed.

This incident was reported before the cut-off.

If you mean the sets of numbers seperated by colons, they're IPv6 addresses. There's nothing wrong with them at all.
The Toredo tunnel is simply a conversion between IPv4 and IPv6, so when IPv6 become mainstream (and it'll have to, eventually) you'll be able to use it with the hardware you have

Since it is over 24 hours since the races, no more complaints may be filed. Thread closed.

#23 D.Foster, Race 3, Lap 8

Foster and #777 B.Perei had a coming together after the first chicane that was aggravated by lag. Perei lost several positions in the incident, but Foster proceeded to follow rule 1.7 and Perei had the position back 2 corners later.

Appeal dismissed.

#27 Ü Mikk, Race 3, Lap 13

Mikk and #33 M.Hoekstra had a coming together after the first corner on this lap. Since Hoekstra was not following his usual racing line through this corner, no punishment can be given to Mikk, who had rejoined into him.

Complaint dismissed.

#86 S.Franke, Race 3, Lap 12

Franke showed disregard by staying full on the throttle throughout an incident between him, #5 J.Parker and #12 R.Salama, and then broke rule 1.7 by not giving the positions he gained during the incident back.

Also noted is insulting behaviour in the forum when the incident had been reported.

The penalty for breaking this rule is the loss of points scored in the race in question. Any further breaches of the rules will result in disqualification from the series.

No it isn't. And I'm speaking from first-hand experience.

Actually, it goes down to 5mb down and 256kb up when you hit 3GB between 4 and 12, not the 10mb down that you thought...

Source: http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html/internet/traffic.html

Quote from Virgin Media :

Broadband Size: XL
During peak times, the top 5% on the Size: XL package download at least 3GB of traffic each.

Any users hitting this amount during peak times (4pm till midnight) will have their broadband speed temporarily traffic managed – their download speed will be set to 5Mb, with their upload speed set to 256Kb. This will last for 4 hours from when the traffic management policy is applied.

Even if a Broadband Size: XL user has their speed temporarily traffic managed, they can still download over 4,000 music files per day.

Quote from harjun :

i recommend putting the FSB to 500, multiplyer to 20, and then the Vcore to around...3.75Voltage, RAM Voltage to 5V, and then that will run LFS very good....

It'd fry before it gets there...so how about taking some advice and shutting up when you have no clue about a subject? Oh, the irony...

Simple Answer: No

Extended answer: There isn't a track editor available for LFS, so as an actual track with scenery etc you wouldn't be able to. If you get yourself an S2 license you could recreate it as an autocross layout, although I suspect the track would need to be downscaled to fit

Unlocking in Cedega 6 works now, and started doing so a couple of patches after I made the original post. Problem solved on that front

I drove past a veteran in the forums

^Yeah, like that's ever gonna happen...

for some absinthe

Have to agree with what Dan's said, use the reporting system. I doubt that a screenshot (and a highly pixelated one at that) will be accepted as a full report, replay needed

Quote from harjun :

Asus eeee is £150

Asus Eee-PC also sucks...