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[Akigagak]

"This is a Boxbot. It menaces with spikes of terrible."

[Acanthus117]

ahahaha I wanna mod them in just so i can see that.

[cowofdoom78963]

Shnat in the world is boxbot?

[JoshuaFH]

I've finished writing up pretty much all of the basic ideas of my newest game idea, took me quite a few hours of my free time. About it though, I still need to add to the fine details for the idea to come full circle. Take a look:

http://www.bay12games.com/forum/index.php?topic=50467.msg1064693#new

[Gunner-Chan]

Turns out there IS internet here.

[Jackrabbit]

Heeeeello!

[Tack]

Yo 'wassup?

[Itnetlolor]

'Nother update to Bloodfist.

Looks like I might finish Deck III by the end of next season (end of year). Yay!

Add to it, all tantrums are gone finally, and according to Dwarf Therapist, I'm in the yellow--green again mood-wise.

[Cheddarius]

It's "Hellooooooooooo!" while flailing your useless and equally terrible arms around.

[Solifuge]

I've been without internet at home, having just moved to a new apartment. Today, my brother stopped by, and in a matter of minutes managed to hack 3 of my neighbors WPA-Secured wireless networks, and gave me their passwords. It feels good to be online again!

Also, I need to make a mental note to never Ever get on his bad side.

[Eduren]

My ceramics class ends in a week. I'm so glad that I got enough of my projects into the kiln to get a good grade.

[qwertyuiopas]

Happy: Successfully created a few preprocessor macros that turn registry edits into a more friendly loking script-like thing.

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    REG_DEL_OPEN(CR,"test",t);
      REG_DEL_OPEN(t,"test",t2);
        REG_DEL_KEY(t2,"test");
      REG_DEL_CLOSE(t,"test",t2);
    REG_DEL_CLOSE(CR,"test",t);What you don't see is the error handling, the variables, and the unnessecary parameters to the windows functions.

And, unlike some nice delete all including subkeys system, it is intended for when it should only delete it's own keys, and only if there are no user-created sub-keys present.

Compare to

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    HKEY hkey;
    if(RegCreateKeyEx(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,"something",0,NULL,REG_OPTION_NON_VOLATILE,KEY_ALL_ACCESS,NULL,&hkey,NULL))
      outputError("Failure to open something to delete subkeys.");
    else
    {
        RegDeleteKey(hkey,"something else");
        RegCloseKey(hkey);
    }
    RegDeleteKey(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,"something");(With more code as it isn't always deleting off a main key, so has to work with two HKEYs, plus the fact that the registry is a generally recursive structure meaning each layer must use a diffrent var name... And the "simple" way(the macros) is recursing an extra layer and yet is easier to read and work with, depending on whitespace...)

[Acanthus117]

I ate a hueg bacon-mushroom-Monterrey Jack cheese-mozzarella cheese-omelet. I'm stuffed

[Solifuge]

Heh... just got an email; Jaz from PC Gamer UK wants to put Stonesense in the Coverdisk for next month. I am entirely too stoked.

Woot!

[Jackrabbit]

Holy shit that's awesome.

Also, Tom Francis, is it PC Gamer he writes for? He's pretty cool.

EDIT: I... my god. I just beat Jedi Knight II. 8 years after I bought it.

This is an emotional moment for me.