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Off Topic / Re: Forum color oddity on Linux
« on: June 06, 2009, 11:54:47 AM »
Why are you using v6.10 of ubuntu :o
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Off Topic / Re: Google wave
« on: June 06, 2009, 11:47:23 AM »
Or maybe your assuming that I'm assuming your being mean?
I only bumped it on purpose once. Right after I added around half a page of information. I don't expect everyone to be excited by it, but I didn't see a problem in making a basic summary of what it is for those too lazy to watch a 1 and a half hour video.
No more derailing thanks.
I only bumped it on purpose once. Right after I added around half a page of information. I don't expect everyone to be excited by it, but I didn't see a problem in making a basic summary of what it is for those too lazy to watch a 1 and a half hour video.
No more derailing thanks.
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Off Topic / Re: Google wave
« on: June 06, 2009, 11:39:56 AM »The more you self bump and double post, the less people are prone to agree with you. Do yourself a favor and don't push it.Just watch the video and stop assuming that I'm trying to show off. Also note, I double posted once. Get over it.
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Off Topic / Re: Google wave
« on: June 06, 2009, 11:30:37 AM »
Bump. This really is the greatest thing I've ever seen. I recommend everyone watches the video. It's just... awesome.
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Off Topic / Google wave
« on: June 06, 2009, 10:12:49 AM »
Oh my god.
http://wave.google.com/
Basically what I've gotten is:
Starting a "wave" is only a matter of creating a title, dragging people you want in the wave (In the conversation) and then pointing the topic in a certain direction. Basically, it's real time messaging with a ton of features.. If you start a conversation, you can leave it for a day - And then come back to see the responses. If poor old bill wasn't online when the wave started, but wants to read and reply to previous parts of the conversation; No problem! Simply add Bill to the wave. If you want to go back and edit what you said, it edits on ALL websites that are using that wave, REAL TIME.
All the features below are in the ONE PROGRAM, and ONE PANEL. You can basically mix and match to have every single one of these functionalities working together or apart.
Playback Allows you to play back what has gone on in a 'wave' while you've been gone, or just to see something you've forgotten. You can use selective playback to only show a certain persons replies. It shows the playback like a video file of when the conversation was going on, except it skips to when something was said.
Inline reply Works much the same as these forums do, except a person can reply to a certain line of a wave (Which people in the wave can then direct into a totally different topic if they wish.
Multi client editing Much like a wiki page, or a giant notepad that anyone you've put in the wave can access and edit. The best part is, multiple people can be editing the page at the same time, and see the other people as they're typing also real time.
Real time responses Instead of watching messenger programs say "<Name> is typing a message..." you actually watch the person type the message letter for letter, in real time. This lets you partially formulate your response while you wait for them to finish.
File/image sharing Drag your favorite images into the wave, and have them uploaded to a server so others can view them with ease. People can comment on the photos, and view them where ever you put the wave.
Use it on any website Because it's open source, Wave can be interfaced into websites to allow the same functionality as the wave client (Filesharing, messaging, etc).
Ability to be used on mobile devices Google wave will be able to be used on mobiles. The mobile wave client uses almost no extra code then the client built for Pc's (It simply has a different layout).
Wave merging Drag and drop other wave topics/threads/conversations (Not too sure what to call them) into one file, and organize them whatever way you like.
Spell checker Not just a regular spell checker that matches words up to dictionary words - The google wave spellchecker matches it up to words using the spelling and context in one.
Real time translator Having a conversation with a french friend, but neither of you can speak each-others languages? No problem.
http://wave.google.com/
Basically what I've gotten is:
Starting a "wave" is only a matter of creating a title, dragging people you want in the wave (In the conversation) and then pointing the topic in a certain direction. Basically, it's real time messaging with a ton of features.. If you start a conversation, you can leave it for a day - And then come back to see the responses. If poor old bill wasn't online when the wave started, but wants to read and reply to previous parts of the conversation; No problem! Simply add Bill to the wave. If you want to go back and edit what you said, it edits on ALL websites that are using that wave, REAL TIME.
All the features below are in the ONE PROGRAM, and ONE PANEL. You can basically mix and match to have every single one of these functionalities working together or apart.
Playback Allows you to play back what has gone on in a 'wave' while you've been gone, or just to see something you've forgotten. You can use selective playback to only show a certain persons replies. It shows the playback like a video file of when the conversation was going on, except it skips to when something was said.
Inline reply Works much the same as these forums do, except a person can reply to a certain line of a wave (Which people in the wave can then direct into a totally different topic if they wish.
Multi client editing Much like a wiki page, or a giant notepad that anyone you've put in the wave can access and edit. The best part is, multiple people can be editing the page at the same time, and see the other people as they're typing also real time.
Real time responses Instead of watching messenger programs say "<Name> is typing a message..." you actually watch the person type the message letter for letter, in real time. This lets you partially formulate your response while you wait for them to finish.
File/image sharing Drag your favorite images into the wave, and have them uploaded to a server so others can view them with ease. People can comment on the photos, and view them where ever you put the wave.
Use it on any website Because it's open source, Wave can be interfaced into websites to allow the same functionality as the wave client (Filesharing, messaging, etc).
Ability to be used on mobile devices Google wave will be able to be used on mobiles. The mobile wave client uses almost no extra code then the client built for Pc's (It simply has a different layout).
Wave merging Drag and drop other wave topics/threads/conversations (Not too sure what to call them) into one file, and organize them whatever way you like.
Spell checker Not just a regular spell checker that matches words up to dictionary words - The google wave spellchecker matches it up to words using the spelling and context in one.
Real time translator Having a conversation with a french friend, but neither of you can speak each-others languages? No problem.
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Off Topic / Re: Dominos VS Pizza Hut
« on: June 06, 2009, 09:49:34 AM »Obviously pizza hut.They deliver to boats?
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Gallery / Re: [N] clan app
« on: June 06, 2009, 09:25:44 AM »
You could do so much better then [N].
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General Discussion / Re: Blockland TeamSpeak Server
« on: June 06, 2009, 08:57:48 AM »
Bump, what's with all the non english speaking people in the scripting channel?
Oh my god. Their like all Iraqi and making animal noises.
Oh my god. Their like all Iraqi and making animal noises.
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Modification Help / Map skyboxes
« on: June 06, 2009, 06:54:43 AM »
I'm currently working on a skybox for a map, but do they even get downloaded by the player?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Add-Ons / Re: Ladios's Laser Weapon Set (4/10 guns completed)
« on: June 06, 2009, 05:23:24 AM »
Win.
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Off Topic / Skype names
« on: June 06, 2009, 03:25:26 AM »
I just got skype, and I'm bored shat-less (No longer bored shattless, I'm working on a clan website now ;). My username is grampygramps, add me :)
Post with your skype name too. Then I'll make a list of people, and their usernames so it's easier for people to find what it is.
Post with your skype name too. Then I'll make a list of people, and their usernames so it's easier for people to find what it is.
| Player, | Username |
| Grampy, | grampygramps |
| Godik7, | nightgodik |
| Healbadbad, | healbadbad |
| Jester, | Neverman5 |
| Lil Robot, | lilrobawt |
| Rekuddo, | reb.vodka |
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Clan Discussion / Re: [MB]
« on: June 06, 2009, 03:17:24 AM »And, btw, I did not make a simple conversation an argument, I simply stated my opinion of why your opinion, in my opinion, was wrong. See wat I did thar'? Basicly when I disagree with people they get slightly histerical.Haha, way to edit out what you originally said.
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General Discussion / Re: V12
« on: June 06, 2009, 03:01:43 AM »extremely late.Fashionably late!
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Maps / Re: GSF Maps [encore]
« on: June 06, 2009, 02:56:41 AM »
I LOVE MikesHouse.
Really really really love it.
Really really really love it.