At 8/28/10 09:24 PM, Sam wrote:At 8/28/10 02:32 PM, HDXmike wrote: its tea, JUST tea, "as in its tea now" or "i gotta go for tea" or "lets go to tea" or "tea". Bee-jesus Ben.Well uhm, I never say tea as in "It's time for food". Tea always means a cup of tea. I just call it dinner if it's in the day.
I also don't refer to food or daily meals as tea... tea means a paper bag full of dried leaf/herb sediments with string attached in mug of hot/boiling water.
New "Game"!
It has been a time since a decent solo submission so I have been working on this password thing. It just tells you some useful hints and tips on how to improve your passwords and it will have a mini game where you have to make a password that won't be hacked easily. Should be out sometime next month.
Tell me what you think.
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At 8/28/10 09:26 PM, Sam wrote: Oh also, I'm posting from Ubuntu. It's fucking aweessommeee.
Where's that?
At 8/29/10 01:57 PM, Coaly wrote:At 8/28/10 09:26 PM, Sam wrote: Oh also, I'm posting from Ubuntu. It's fucking aweessommeee.Where's that?
LOL FUNNEH
At 8/29/10 03:39 PM, Rustygames wrote:At 8/29/10 01:57 PM, Coaly wrote:LOL FUNNEHAt 8/28/10 09:26 PM, Sam wrote: Oh also, I'm posting from Ubuntu. It's fucking aweessommeee.Where's that?
WEHEHEHEH !!!! HIHIHI
At 8/29/10 01:57 PM, Coaly wrote:At 8/28/10 09:26 PM, Sam wrote: Oh also, I'm posting from Ubuntu. It's fucking aweessommeee.Where's that?
On my PC, in my room. I live in Halesowen, England, come get me big boy ;)
At 8/29/10 08:45 PM, Sam wrote: I live in Halesowen, England
I'm sorry to hear that :(
I wonder when the day will come that we get multi-threading in flash.
#include <stdio.h>
char*p="#include <stdio.h>%cchar*p=%c%s%c;%cmain() {printf(p,10,34,p,34,10);}";
main() {printf(p,10,34,p,34,10);}
At 8/29/10 12:54 PM, funkycaveman wrote: It has been a time since a decent solo submission so I have been working on this password thing. It just tells you some useful hints and tips on how to improve your passwords and it will have a mini game where you have to make a password that won't be hacked easily. Should be out sometime next month.
Tell me what you think.
You need a more exiting game concept, there isn't really much behind creating a strong password. The graphics are looking quite good though, hopefully someone will find it helpful or enjoyable.
At 8/29/10 10:12 PM, Rustygames wrote:At 8/29/10 08:45 PM, Sam wrote: I live in Halesowen, EnglandI'm sorry to hear that :(
I know ): Can't wait to get out of this shit hole.
You need a more exiting game concept, there isn't really much behind creating a strong password. The graphics are looking quite good though, hopefully someone will find it helpful or enjoyable.
That is all I am looking for, if you just find one thing new and helpful then I have succeeded. It is not there to be fun or 'new'. But atm there is no submissions like it, it may prove useful to some.
Thanks for the feedback.
At 8/30/10 12:09 AM, Sam wrote:At 8/29/10 10:12 PM, Rustygames wrote:I know ): Can't wait to get out of this shit hole.At 8/29/10 08:45 PM, Sam wrote: I live in Halesowen, EnglandI'm sorry to hear that :(
Going to Miami right?
At 8/30/10 07:58 AM, Rustygames wrote:At 8/30/10 12:09 AM, Sam wrote:Going to Miami right?At 8/29/10 10:12 PM, Rustygames wrote:I know ): Can't wait to get out of this shit hole.At 8/29/10 08:45 PM, Sam wrote: I live in Halesowen, EnglandI'm sorry to hear that :(
Nah, I miss you, I'm going back home to the west coast.
At 8/28/10 02:32 PM, HDXmike wrote: its tea, JUST tea, "as in its tea now" or "i gotta go for tea" or "lets go to tea" or "tea". Bee-jesus Ben.
Wow didn't know so many of you were british.
At 8/26/10 04:39 AM, funkycaveman wrote: That meth game looks pretty good. Was it made in a short amount of time, that's the only thing i'm worried about, is the deadlines. Hope work and everything is going well.
We didn't actually make the game, we just designed the concept and how it would work, that screenshot is all there is of it. I would quite like to make it one day, if I can be bothered.
We could only choose modules in the final year and even then it was only a choice between digital culture (which I did Meth 2.0 for) or 3D Animation. I suck at Maya so digital culture it was.
As for work, I'm currently unemployed, although I've only be looking a couple of weeks. I've got an interview week after next with Public, which looks promising.
Also it's meet up time again.
At 8/30/10 02:26 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: Also it's meet up time again.
Finally, somewhere sensibly located! I can probably just stop there on my way back to uni after christmas :p
At 8/30/10 02:26 PM, Kirk-Cocaine wrote: As for work, I'm currently unemployed, although I've only be looking a couple of weeks. I've got an interview week after next with Public, which looks promising.
Good luck for that, you will have to tell me how it goes, they have a great portfolio of work and seem like a good professional company to work with.
Also it's meet up time again.
I am in doubt if to go, will have to research travel arrangements and costs. But I would love to go again.
Anyone know why Flash thinks the following is correct?
12346 * .1 = 1234.6000000000001
Similar problems are causing my rounding functions to give me similar results for certain numbers.
At 8/31/10 11:43 AM, Archawn wrote: Anyone know why Flash thinks the following is correct?
12346 * .1 = 1234.6000000000001
Similar problems are causing my rounding functions to give me similar results for certain numbers.
It's just a rounding error, and it's something that you're never going to get away with in any kind of programming. You can try casting your numbers as integers if it's a constant problem.
At 8/31/10 11:43 AM, Archawn wrote: Anyone know why Flash thinks the following is correct?
12346 * .1 = 1234.6000000000001
Similar problems are causing my rounding functions to give me similar results for certain numbers.
The bytes are too small, man! It's all about the bytes! Gotta make them bigger, to make the rounding errors smaller. It's an active subject in geometric algorithms or something at the moment.
At 8/31/10 11:43 AM, Archawn wrote: Anyone know why Flash thinks the following is correct?
12346 * .1 = 1234.6000000000001
Similar problems are causing my rounding functions to give me similar results for certain numbers.
decimal numbers are stored similar to binary numbers, they're still sums of powers of 2, just negative powers of 2 (2^-1 = 1/2, 2^-2 = 1/4, etc) [floating numbers have an exponent too, not important for now]
hence, .1 would be stored as a sum of powers of 2
1/16 + 1/32 + 1/256 + 1/512 + 1/4096 + 1/8192 + 1/65536 + 1/131072 = 0.09999847412109375
in binary:
.0001100110011001100110011...
you aren't gonna get to .1 with this sequence with a finite number of bits (just like how 1/3 is .33333... in base-10)
At 8/31/10 06:46 PM, BoMToons wrote: Graiel's blain is a computer.
sos urs and ur moms
At 8/31/10 07:33 PM, HDXmike wrote:At 8/31/10 06:15 PM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote: Mental supremacyGlaliel u so cwevah
At 9/1/10 03:18 AM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote:At 8/31/10 06:46 PM, BoMToons wrote: Graiel's blain is a computer.sos urs and ur moms
I like this.
At 8/31/10 06:15 PM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote:12346 * .1 = 1234.6000000000001(2^-1 = 1/2, 2^-2 = 1/4, etc)
hence, .1 would be stored as a sum of powers of 2
1/16 + 1/32 + 1/256 + 1/512 + 1/4096 + 1/8192 + 1/65536 + 1/131072 = 0.09999847412109375
.0001100110011001100110011...
Whoa holy shit, wrong thread. Im outta here x 10
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At 9/1/10 11:11 AM, Luis wrote: Whoa holy shit, wrong thread. Im outta here x 10
Damnit, the first time in months Luis shows his face and you people scare him off again >:(
At 9/1/10 11:11 AM, Luis wrote: Whoa holy shit, wrong thread. Im outta here x 10
Wait Luis! We were just about to talk about our favourite framerate for animating!
At 9/2/10 06:42 AM, Paranoia wrote: Wait Luis! We were just about to talk about our favourite framerate for animating!
The default is 24FPS but it is sometimes hard to work with, yes it is the native frame rate for PAL but 25 means 2 seconds is 50 frames and not 48, with big numbers it is easier working with 25's than 24's don't you agree?
At 9/2/10 07:45 AM, funkycaveman wrote:At 9/2/10 06:42 AM, Paranoia wrote: Wait Luis! We were just about to talk about our favourite framerate for animating!The default is 24FPS but it is sometimes hard to work with, yes it is the native frame rate for PAL but 25 means 2 seconds is 50 frames and not 48, with big numbers it is easier working with 25's than 24's don't you agree?
I quite like 30. It's smooth without looking artificial and I'm used to coding stuff in it :)
