March 18th 2010
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Welcome! - Okay, nevermind on the link below. This intro provides some good insight into the Tiny Living thing, which is more than just 60 sq. ft houses. Not sure that I want to downsize my house in particular, but it's an interesting movement.
Tiny House In Asheville - ...
January 25th 2010
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A new “onload” scheme - Easy! Reader - This is a really clever way to avoid having page-specific JavaScript files (which I've done on larger projects).
Tomorrow’s Women, Tomorrow’s World - A more British look at the decline of women in the IT industry.
Clients From Hell : Of course I want ...
Courtesy of G, I bring you "Pondering Indie Spirit: Derek Yu Speaks".
Skip the article and go to the comments. (That's mean, I know, but I leave the indie game drooling to G. I'm sure Yu is at least a moderately cool guy.)
Read the first comment. ...
November 13th 2009
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Played a quick game of the L4D2 demo last night with Greg. I can't say I was really impressed. I liked the new characters and the melee abilities (geetar!)... and the magnum pistol... But the other weapons didn't stand out and the new monsters weren't memorable.
I'll give ...
July 1st 2009
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doom 2,
elite force,
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I seem to find an FPS that I enjoy every few years. First, there was Doom 2. Subsequent games within my field of view (Quake (2), Halo) were too complicated for me in their control schemes. Crouching, jumping, aiming. Doom 2 had none of these, was ...