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I want a 3:2 monitor.

God I wish Spotify could play FLACs.

I could play now. prog_hume on Steam.

Oh, god, naming it that creepy must have been deliberate.

I could play in an hour.

I was going to come here and write how now I feel like buying the game, but reading about explosive spam and such makes me realize it's perhaps not all that wonderful (even if it's good).

Subbes, get the hell out of my iTunes thread.

Yeah, I was just venting. It just blindsided me, reminded me of computing 10+ years ago. I never expected a music player to exasperate me so.

So is the rest of the world happily using iTunes with no complaints? I installed it because I now live together with my girlfriend, who has an iPod. Dealing with that POS software almost killed me. I haven't encountered such a mystifying piece of software in years. It would just start doing stuff I never asked it to do and grind to a total halt. In the end I just had to uninstall it and tell my girlfriend she can only recharge the iPod on my computer (she doesn't have a desktop computer). :frusty:

Maybe a thread in Multiplayer Networking would be in order? Haha, all the delays for the PC port and it begins with "Press Start". I loved the intro, but boy is the game hard to control on a keyboard.

What they need to do is make it fun to play. The shooting mechanics in GTA4 were rotten and driving impossible.

I bet it's gonna suck.

It's what you get by googling 'huge bell'.

Maglevs are huge trains that reach speeds of almost 600 km/h. Yours is a toy train circling a meter-long track. I'm sure it's very cool from a science-perspective, but the common definition for 'amazing' is "immense phallic object traveling at half the speed of sound". Check OED if you want to.

What occurs to me is that we already have huge, fully functioning actual trains that levitate with magnets and transport people quickly from one place to another every day. Not that those clips aren't nice. But we do.

Next episode of this excitement in one bat week!

Okay. Maybe you should check again.

Now it's "October 2011". Could be "October 2012" next week.

Replying to a post from two pages ago! Muppet needs to open a screw, says "This is where my pen knife comes in handy", takes out a Swiss army knife which clearly has a screwdriver, opens the knife and starts using the knife as a screwdriver. FFFUUUU

Let's not.

As much time as coding something again takes, having done it once it shouldn't be difficult. The difficult bit is usually figuring it out the first time. Quitting would be a very bad move for all indie projects that get funds through crowdsourcing.

Seems a lot more complicated than the other games!

I have no problem with it either. But if you try to do punctuation humour, you better get it right