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You can play with it in VMWare if you want. That way the ragedelete is only directed at one file on your hard drive.
adam37 said:
I’m guessing it has several driver/compatibility issues?It makes your computer tower have dent and shoemark issues.
Take the driver issues Vista had on release day and add them to twice the stability issues people associated with ME.
If Nickname won’t give you one I have a few spares.
You will first have to explain why you want to use such a terrible excuse for an operating system.
lockEm said:
When your interp is set to 0.1 you kill hit shots that you shouldn’t. Thats a fact.An interp of .1 is the equivalent of setting your cmdrate to 14 and your updaterate to 10. I mean if you want to play with rates that low…
Rocket Rob said:
Sounds like you’re lucky you aren’t cutting them with a sling blade.It’s the South. I’ve seen worse.
Interp is directly related to other rates. If we force interp to .01 it basically forces everyone to run at the full 100 tick speed regardless of whether or not their computer or connection can handle the load. If a player has lowered their other rates because their internet connection isn’t super fast it would cause massive choke.
I mean if you want to empty the server it’s a great idea but otherwise not so much.
Bump for update. I have asked for Systems to re-spec us a system with the following:
HP ProLiant BL465c G6 server blade
6-Core AMD OpteronT Processor Model 2427 (2.2GHz, 75W ACP)
6-Core AMD OpteronT Processor Model 2427 (2.2GHz, 75W ACP)
HP 16GB REG PC2-6400 4x4GB Dual Rank Memory
Smart Array E200i SAS RAID Controller
HP 146GB 6G Hot Plug 2.5 SAS Dual Port 15,000 rpm Hard Drive
HP 146GB 6G Hot Plug 2.5 SAS Dual Port 15,000 rpm Hard Drive
RAID 1 drive set (requires matching 2 hard drives)
HP 128MB BBWC (Battery-Backed Write Cache) Enabler
(2) Embedded NC373i Multifunction Gigabit Network Adapters
(1) additional 10/100 NIC dedicated to iLO 2 Management Included
HP BLc NC325m NIC Adapter
Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO2) Standard Blade Edition (integrated on motherboard)
Note those monster 6Gbit 15k SAS drives.
This should actually be less than the previous config.
Kalia said:
that was OK to say the best… I’ve heard better miss cleo prank calls than that…Same.
There was a really good Arnold one where it was practically a conversation. Arnold told him “can I speak to your mother?” “Get your mother please.” and the guy actually put his mom on. lol
Pink Monkey #13 said:
lol only you masterp. only youMy physics minor had a strong optics base. Seriously though, the more you learn about this stuff the more you notice it in everyday life. Sometimes, when completely and totally bored with absolutely no distractions at all, the mind can wander to such things.
distemper said:
The above aside, has everyone here noticed a slight decrease in FPS/framerate since a recent steam update? Because I asked a friend, and he told me he had the same issue as I did… a sudden FPS decrease on CS:S.I still get 60. For everyone with correct settings that’s all that will matter.
torankusu said:
Why don’t dark templars cast shadows? Or even the spy in TF2?!Cloaks and invisible aparations bend light AROUND them. For there to be a shadow the light has to first hit something then the remaining light be stopped by another object. For instance, light hitting a person and creating a silouette on the ground of him (shadow) with the remaining, non-obstructed light.
In the case of Starcraft and TF2, the light is completely bent so a shadow is not created. Occassionally in Star Trek, the cloak isn’t perfect and a semi-shadow is created. This is by design as in that universe a perfect cloak is only achieved by the Federation and Romulans. Most Klingon ships create a semi-shadow and when viewed against a bright backdrop (sun/planets) you can see the light being bent.
/lesson on optics
RaveN said:
Both my macs (macbook pro and mac pro) are great with peripherals. Great plug and play no driver needed support for any webcam, controller, usb headset, usb mic, usb soundcard, keyboard, or mouse i’ve thrown at it.Vista is every bit as compatible but you never hear anyone say that but “fanboys”. I have yet to see something Vista didn’t autodetect or autodownload a driver for.
I do find it odd though that when Windows doesn’t have drivers for something it’s called a flaw but when Apple refuses to make drivers but for a very specific set of hardware it’s called “creating a total user experience”.
Yeah before I do anything on the Wii that I haven’t done before I always back up my SD card. Stuff like that seems to happen more and more. I wouldn’t dare have a USB drive in when testing
Lemm said:
I got a bunch of it to work but it either won’t recognize my drive or it crashes… stupid system menu 4.0Yeah the steps they give for the 4.0 install include downgrading to cIOS36. Like I said, the scariest thing I’ve ever done to a console was downgrade my Wii. If you’re going to do it I HIGHLY recommend doing it a different way than they said. When I get back Saturday night I can send you the program I used. It basically strips the Wii back down to the factory pre-release OS then incrementally upgrades it to the version you select.
Also, as promised here is my config file for the autoboot. I can’t upload it but the file is: SD:\bootmii\bootmii.ini.
bootmii.ini said:
# BootMii config file# Video mode, possible settings:
# NTSC, PAL50, PAL60, PROGRESSIVE
VIDEO=PROGRESSIVE
# Autoboot, possible settings:
# SYSMENU, HBC
AUTOBOOT=HBC
# Autoboot delay, in seconds:
# Default is 5
BOOTDELAY=0
Do you still get playable framerates in CoD4? If so it’s a CSS problem, not a computer problem. Reinstall CSS and make sure you delete all local content when you do.
If you get bad framerates in CoD4 then it’s probably poor cooling on the video or processor or a failing video card.
After rebooting, if you still have trouble with ONLY 1 game, try resetting the video settings for that game or updating your video drivers.
Lemm said:
have you actually done this kip?… i mean I really wanna try it but I want you to brick ur Wii b4 meI used the Twilight Hack to install the Homebrew Channel last October. I haven’t used Bannerbomb but it’s the same principle and should be just as safe to use. They’ve also got a Smash Brothers Brawl crash to use as well but no one really knows when they’ll release that to the public.
And yes, I’m enjoying this right now. I turn the Wii on and it goes stright to the Homebrew Channel.
When Systems reset our webserver some things we had turned off autostarted again and well, yeah, it hit the fan.
The website will still be slow during peak times but should be LESS slow. I’m still trying to contact them about it.
Based on this complaint and his chat log over the last few weeks he has been permabanned.
Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
AoE 1 and 2 had such terrible netcode. Even across a LAN it still got massively laggy.
We put some program on our school computers that was supposed to make the games play better, Gameboost or something like that. Surprisingly it actually made win98 play games even better, how I have no idea.
adam37 said:
ill look into it, ill just disable the amx portion of it since we arent using it anymoreThe CS16 stats are configured to latch in directly with AMX and replace the built-in stats function. The old setting should still be commented out in the config file.
