#SDL on irc.openprojects.net seems to be suffering from increased
attendance. At the time of writing there are 10 people and a robot in there
and there’s actually a conversation going on. Hang on, it just died. No,
wait, it’s saved!
Anyways. irc.openprojects.net. #SDL. Join. I’m Mordred, and if you dare tell
me that Mord stands for Death in German, I will hurt you. BADLY.
I’m only plugging it since akawaka gave me auto-ops…
Nicholas–
Nicholas Vining “While you’re out there struggling
vining at pacificcoast.net with your computer, I’m naked,
icq: 20872003 clueless, and feeling good!”
- Ratbert
#SDL on irc.openprojects.net seems to be suffering from increased
attendance. At the time of writing there are 10 people and a robot in there
and there’s actually a conversation going on. Hang on, it just died. No,
wait, it’s saved!
I’m not a bot, dammit. Why do people keep thinking that?
Nobody likes us strong, silent types.–
Graeme Lennon -=- @Graeme_Lennon -=- Montreal, Canada
(aka Shrike)
… deadening the flow of relentless biography …
Actually, I’d just like to say thanks to everyone who did take the time to
call round this weekend. Good old fun and fishticuffs was had by all!
The range of people using SDL is simply amazing, from veteran games
programmers, to C startups.On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Nicholas Vining wrote:
#SDL on irc.openprojects.net seems to be suffering from increased
attendance. At the time of writing there are 10 people and a robot in there
and there’s actually a conversation going on. Hang on, it just died. No,
wait, it’s saved!
Anyways. irc.openprojects.net. #SDL. Join. I’m Mordred, and if you dare tell
me that Mord stands for Death in German, I will hurt you. BADLY.
I’m only plugging it since akawaka gave me auto-ops…
Nicholas
Nicholas Vining “While you’re out there struggling
vining at pacificcoast.net with your computer, I’m naked,
icq: 20872003 clueless, and feeling good!”
- Ratbert
Long live the confused,
Akawaka.
Bother! said Pooh, as he stuffed Piglet’s corpse into a trash bag.
I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
Actually, I’d just like to say thanks to everyone who did take the time to
call round this weekend. Good old fun and fishticuffs was had by all!
The range of people using SDL is simply amazing, from veteran games
programmers, to C startups.
#SDL on irc.openprojects.net seems to be suffering from increased
attendance. At the time of writing there are 10 people and a robot in
there
and there’s actually a conversation going on. Hang on, it just died. No,
wait, it’s saved!
Anyways. irc.openprojects.net. #SDL. Join. I’m Mordred, and if you dare
tell> On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Nicholas Vining wrote:
me that Mord stands for Death in German, I will hurt you. BADLY.
I’m only plugging it since akawaka gave me auto-ops…
Nicholas
Nicholas Vining “While you’re out there struggling
vining at pacificcoast.net with your computer, I’m naked,
icq: 20872003 clueless, and feeling good!”
- Ratbert
Long live the confused,
Akawaka.
Bother! said Pooh, as he stuffed Piglet’s corpse into a trash bag.
If anyone has a question and they have the time, they ought to check out the
chat room before emailing the list with a question. It might help people out
better and bring up new points if they can get a more “realtime” response from
people.On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
Actually, I’d just like to say thanks to everyone who did take the time to
call round this weekend. Good old fun and fishticuffs was had by all!
The range of people using SDL is simply amazing, from veteran games
programmers, to C startups.
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Nicholas Vining wrote:
#SDL on irc.openprojects.net seems to be suffering from increased
attendance. At the time of writing there are 10 people and a robot in
there
and there’s actually a conversation going on. Hang on, it just died. No,
wait, it’s saved!
me that Mord stands for Death in German, I will hurt you. BADLY.
I’m only plugging it since akawaka gave me auto-ops…
Nicholas
Nicholas Vining “While you’re out there struggling
vining at pacificcoast.net with your computer, I’m naked,
icq: 20872003 clueless, and feeling good!”
- Ratbert
Long live the confused,
Akawaka.
Bother! said Pooh, as he stuffed Piglet’s corpse into a trash bag.
–
-Garrett, WPI student majoring in Computer Science
"The fastest way to succeed is to look as if you’re playing by somebody
else’s rules, while quietly playing by your own." -Michael Konda
I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
how about keeping the same day/time for each organized (weekly ??)
meeting (i.e. Saturday 2h00pm EST -0500) ??
Alain–
Something inside me wanted to say, `Hey, Ociffer. If you knew how many
times i’ve driven over 150 mph today, you’d save this speech for some
other yahoo and just lock me up right now’
Matt Stone – quoted with permision from Motor Trend
Alain Toussaint wrote:> > I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
how about keeping the same day/time for each organized (weekly ??)
meeting (i.e. Saturday 2h00pm EST -0500) ??
Alain
–
Something inside me wanted to say, `Hey, Ociffer. If you knew how many
times i’ve driven over 150 mph today, you’d save this speech for some
other yahoo and just lock me up right now’
Matt Stone – quoted with permision from Motor Trend
I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
Darn, I missed it!
Hey, it would be nice if someone kept logs and cleaned them up for useful
tidbits and posted the gems here once a week.
Volunteers?
-Sam Lantinga (slouken at devolution.com)
Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software–
“Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature”
– Rich Kulawiec
I can clean up the logs and post them (I’m working on an SDL resource
page and they would fit in perfectly there). But I’ll need someone
else (perferably someone whom is on the majority of the time) to send
me the logs, most likely on a weekly basis. Any takers?
Sam Lantinga wrote:> > > I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
Darn, I missed it!
Hey, it would be nice if someone kept logs and cleaned them up for useful
tidbits and posted the gems here once a week.
the best solution would probobly be to setup a bot to log it.
Phoenix Kokido wrote:
I can clean up the logs and post them (I’m working on an SDL resource
page and they would fit in perfectly there). But I’ll need someone
else (perferably someone whom is on the majority of the time) to send
me the logs, most likely on a weekly basis. Any takers?
the best solution would probobly be to setup a bot to log it.
Phoenix Kokido wrote:> I can clean up the logs and post them (I’m working on an SDL resource
page and they would fit in perfectly there). But I’ll need someone
else (perferably someone whom is on the majority of the time) to send
me the logs, most likely on a weekly basis. Any takers?
I was pretty suprised by the turnout myself, and even more suprised
when I went back today to see just about as many people having a just
as heated discussion. I look foward to the next organized meeting and
think I’ll start checking in periodically to see who is on.
Darn, I missed it!
Hey, it would be nice if someone kept logs and cleaned them up for useful
tidbits and posted the gems here once a week.
Volunteers?
-Sam Lantinga (slouken at devolution.com)
Lead Programmer, Loki Entertainment Software
“Any sufficiently advanced bug is indistinguishable from a feature”
– Rich Kulawiec
the best solution would probobly be to setup a bot to log it.
Phoenix Kokido wrote:
I can clean up the logs and post them (I’m working on an SDL resource
page and they would fit in perfectly there). But I’ll need someone
else (perferably someone whom is on the majority of the time) to send
me the logs, most likely on a weekly basis. Any takers?
