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SmartAss
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Posted: 12th May 2003 09:29
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Don't know anyone here either. Oh well guess the good days of my smartass comments are over.
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indi
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Posted: 12th May 2003 09:46
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hehe nice to see you theres a candle in the window for older moths who go stray of moonlight

http://www.lunarpixel.com

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SmartAss
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Woah, howdy there indi long time no see. You seem to be a big fish around here now. I remember when you first started using DB and made some demo with this little guy and the camera. Wish I stuck to DB could have been way more advanced now I can hardly write a simple text editor in DB(did that last night) Been spending to much of time working on networking, got my MCSE, CCNA, Network+, A+ and linux+ certs and programming got put on the back burner. Except for a little C++ that I needed to know to write a few simple programs I needed.

Anyways, I was thinking of getting DBpro to play around with and see if I can make something with it. Is DBpro worth it? I mean I don't know if I would be able to use it to much but think it might be worth getting just to have it.

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ZomBfied
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I'm here... Sorta...

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Ian T
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Posted: 13th May 2003 00:11
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Wow! SmartAss! Been a bloody long time, hasn't it? I bet you don't remember me

Good to see you too ZomBfied

--Mouse

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Nilrem
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Quote: "Write Incredible 3D Games, Applications and Presentations With Ease
Back in 1999 we started the revolution of game making on the PC with the award winning DarkBASIC.
Now we're back with the most awesome language the PC market has ever seen - DarkBASIC Professional (DBPro). The whole engine has been re-written from scratch to ensure it uses the latest 3D technologies and provides blisteringly fast results.

No matter what type of game you desire to make, DarkBASIC Professional has the power to handle them all. It does all this and remains the easiest programming language to learn.
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I really think that's, how one might put it, 'nuff said.

I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.
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indi
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Posted: 13th May 2003 05:26
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I think its worth it smart ass because its like DBC on Steroids and all those Classic memories of features you wished would work faster are now totally doable and possible.

nice to see you back mate, we need some input from you at times to quell those arguments down.

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ZomBfied
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...and aside from it going slower than DBC in a lot of cases and crashing all the time and a lot of it's features not really working yet... yeah it's really cool.

Id say it's more like DBC on bad heroin than on steroids. Or maybe the steroids haven't fully kicked in yet. But I'm still waiting for the next patch.

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APEXnow
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Posted: 14th May 2003 04:08
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SmartAss, Hi there, you don't know me but just thought I'd say hello, was intreagued with the certs up there m8, Kewl .

Have to admit, I still think Linux is quite possibly the most awesome O/S I've ever had the pleasure of using. I've got Mandrake v9 on here at the mo, love it. Anyway, nice one!

"Man who looses key to woman's appartment...... He get no nookie" - A wise chinese man.
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Ian T
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Posted: 14th May 2003 05:04
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What? You're an older member than indi?

I didn't know it was possible :-s

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APEXnow
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Nah no no no, I was just being friendly, popped in to say allo.

"Man who looses key to woman's appartment...... He get no nookie" - A wise chinese man.
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Ian T
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Talkin' to the smartass over there

I knew he was old, but I didn't know he was that old.

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APEXnow
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Soz Mouse

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haXor
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x-d lol r u a ledgened or somthin? I just started the fourm a few weeks ago, figure i might as well get in good with the popular ppl

Sup Kids
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indi
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Posted: 15th May 2003 06:14
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I came in on v106

I missed anything prior

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Nilrem
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Posted: 15th May 2003 11:16
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Debian pi$$e$ all over Mandrake, pardon the language.

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APEXnow
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Posted: 15th May 2003 14:08 Edited at: 15th May 2003 14:13
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In what respect? I started with RedHat first but the Mandrake setup procedure seemed a bit more friendlier. I suppose each distro has their good and bad points so if I had used Debian, I might agree but I have no basis for comparison.

EDIT: Probably not the appropriate place to get into a discussion about Linux anyways lol

Paul.

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Nilrem
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Posted: 16th May 2003 02:46
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Aye 'tis not, goto the website, or look it up on google, but in all respects, you are right each one has their good and bad points.

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APEXnow
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I still admit, I think Mandrake is a good distro. It takes a bitch of a time to download (although my first version was on CD), I'm that used to using the setup procedure, plus a good version of the latest libs, and most 3D manufactureres support it, why change?

"Man who looses key to woman's appartment...... He get no nookie" - A wise chinese man.
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Nilrem
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Posted: 17th May 2003 14:42
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Stick with it then APEX,
I prefer Debian that is all, might go buy a crappy computer for around £100 and boot it up on there, actually I don't think I even know where my installation cds are!! **EEK**

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dbellis
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hey im older than indi also 1.3 DBC

and i remember you smartass if ur about were is semtex
Damian

btw its Dreamstalker

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