Morning Discussion
by Alice O'Connor, Mar 12, 2010 5:00am PSTFriday already? Fabulous. Finally enough time to give our GDC 2010 coverage a proper read. Now get out of here! Can't you see we don't want you anymore? Why can't you go back where you came from? Now, leave us alone! Go. Go!
Tim Schafer expected $2000 on first day of Kickstarter funding
Trend Micro offers internet security for Vita
Super Stardust Delta launches with day-one DLC
Unreal 'Samaritan' demo requires ten times Xbox 360's processing power
Sony spending $50 million on Vita marketing campaign
Last night's Shackbattle was awesome.
The M60 is overpowered but I will continue using it until they nerf it.
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Guys it's time to use our numbers to good effect, this game is terrible if we don't group-bang.
Who's under attack so we can find targets
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http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/03/12/seven-alternatives-to-the-apple-ipad/
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Hi Guys,
I'm going to be setting up a co-located server at a hosting company (with free data usage) for the purpose of basically duplicating the local backup server to an off-site location.
The backup server is basically a collection of files/folders that it receives from the 10+ servers at my office.
I'm wondering the best way to do this. FTP doesn't seem the best idea. It would jsut be incremental/differential.
Tips appreciated.
Amazing tip will receive amazingly cheap steam gift :)
We've been using USB IDE/SATA transfer cables to pull data off of drives where the system won't boot quite successfully.... until we switched vendors to HP.
I opened up one of the new HP 6730b laptops and connected to the powered adapter kit but the drive just made a clicking noise and wouldn't be recognized by the system it was connected to. I tried a different adapter and got the same results.
I tried a drive from a different 6730 and it also clicked... but the drives work fine when you put them back in the laptop.
The drive is a Hitachi HTS723216L9A360, SATA (5V / 800mA) and the output on the transfer kit is 12V / 2A, 5V / 2A.
I've had success using a different drive that comes in the smaller 6530 series laptop which is a different drive (Toshiba MK1252GSX, SATA (5V / 1.0A))
Any ideas on what product we need to purchase that will work with these drives?
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I hope some of you are on tonight, I keep having to play 2v2 with people who don't communicate and just play it like a 1v1
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This game is so fucking fun. The demo is out but it has a 30min time limit. There is a hack out to allow for 24 hours of playtime and everything unlocked in the demo. Don't have the link off the top of my head.
The game plays great. It definitely has some janky-ness to it like the first one. They did drastically improve the game and driving. Controls on PC with a mouse/keyboard is a little off though.
Download the demo and blow shit up!!!!!
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After this issue: http://www.shacknews.com/laryn.x?id=22376749#itemanchor_22376749 a few days ago my phone was going along fine. It got to <20% battery last night and I put it in the dock before I went to sleep. Woke up this morning and it has the red battery screen up with an electric bolt icon. I unplug it, and it dies within seconds. iTunes doesn't recognize it at all if I plug it in to my PC. It's been charging for 30 minutes now, still just showing the bolt.
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post some
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The end of Cowboy Beebop is sad. :(
See ya Space Cowboy...
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New patch in reply
Warp Gate and Nydus worm nerf. Woohoo!
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A potential success for "concentrated coolness" comes from StarCraft II and its unit selection. Instead of just bringing every unit back from the original and adding more, the team was forced with a tough decision. If the designers wanted to create a new unit they had to remove an old unit from the game. Using this method, the unit count was kept low enough so that the overall complexity level did not grow too high.
These words should be nailed into the brains of every developer house. More is not better. Simplicity is better than complexity.
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