Cairo Jim
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I meant inserting into text.
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I would put a few photos up, but I can't seem be to able to insert links and stuff.
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The only date there that wouldn't work for me would be the 27th.
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I'm using AVG and MSE. Although MSE can hog a bit of the system resources, I found that there's a setting to adjust how much it will use.
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Have we got a rough idea of when we may be starting? I thought waiting 6 months to play my first AIMhack would kill the interest. Apparently it hasn't.
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Originally Posted By: Benching many verbsAn external hard drive is really only helpful if your computer is absolutely full. When it is, you can get slowdowns. If you've got a few gigabytes free, you don't need an external hard drive, although I still think they're handy for storing extra stuff and transferring.
I've noticed, even on newer computers, that having half to two thirds of your hard drive full can make it really laggy. Older computers more so. -
You could try borrowing a word if it exists in another language, and no one would notice. It is the English language after all.
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I've done up my character a bit. I forgot I still had a skill point in the bank. Also have a better inventory (well I thinks anyways). I'll send it in once it's a definate this time.
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It doesn't directly speed up your system, it will just make it less laggy and what not from not having an over full hard drive. If anything it should help get it back to what it used to be.
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Here in Australia you can pick one up from about $70 to $150 max. Don't go by that completely though. You might be able to get them cheaper, who know's.
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I'm not sure about Wal-mart, we don't have them in Australia. Most places now that sell electrical stuff like TV's, computers and stuff should have them. The good thing about computers and most of the stuff to go with them are getting cheaper. Apart from that I wouldn't know abut how cheap it would be over there in the U.S.
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You should look into getting an external hard drive. Not only can you unload all your stuff off of your computer, you can transfer on to others as well. Makes a lot less hassles when backing up your system as well.
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Thank you for noticing, cause I sure didn't.
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How often do you clear your browser history? If left long enough, apparently it can clog up your system and make some pages run slow.
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Mine's working fine. Try using a different browser if you have one. Sometimes that works, for me anyways.
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I'm still available. Not sure if I'll redo my character just yet though.
Edit: I might actually update my inventory. If I make any other changes, I'll put them up as well.
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I've never had a problem with it, mostly because I've only used eBay. Majority of the time the sellers let me give them a bank transfer.
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Originally Posted By: Harehunter
@Cairo Jim,
While C++ and C# are probably the most applicable language to learn, they are not the easiest language to learn. BASIC is by far the easiest to learn, but it lacks features you would need to learn in order to become a proficient programmer.
I would recommend PASCAL as a good compromise. It has a simpler syntax like BASIC, but it also has the features of functions and scope of variables that allows you to write recursive code which is sometimes needed to efficiently work with some data structures. It's too bad that it does not get used for any real programming.
Now thinking about it, maybe learning something like Basic (or equivelant)first would be the go, just to see if I et the hang of it. Hopefully I can find a decent, practical use for it down the track. -
Originally Posted By: The MysticHalley's comet comes around about every 75-76 years, so it's possible to see it twice in your lifetime. If you saw it as a youngster in 1986, there's a good chance you can see it again next time around.
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Originally Posted By: BMAOriginally Posted By: Dintiradan
C/C++ are fine languages, but they are 'low level' languages, the next step up from assembly.
What, really ? We were taught that binary is low level, assembly is middle level and C/C++ (and all the rest of it) are high level.
I was reading about this the other day. Since there's a lot of new langauges coming it, they're making C/C++ look a bit antiquated
I haven't got any specific long term goals, mostly because I don't know what learning something like this is capable of. I've been using or been around computers for a long time, but haven't learnt bugger all about them. So I thought I may as well learn something that could be useful. -
I was thinking C or C++ first. Then it should be easier moving on to C# or maybe even Java.
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I want to try and learn a bit of everything. Mostly scripts or whatever, but a bit of game stuff on the side would be nice.
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One thing thats annoyed me just a tad is Jeff's downgrading of pole weapon users. I remember when you could use a spear and shield in the first trilogy. And they kept up, if not better than sword users.
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While we're on subject, I would love to learn how to do a wee bit of programming, but have no idea how or where to start. Any hints?
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