While I like JoeUser.com and have more respect for Stardock than pretty much any other software company, I have moved my blog to my own site: SendMeYourStuff.com See you there. Thanks, Kevin
The library looks too small... And what is with the turrets, are you building a castle? Nice looking house. If I had your success, I would love to build a house like this.
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Bob Barr? If you are looking for freedom, why not vote Libertarian? I know he is on the ballot in all but W Virginia...
[quote]The thing about people who like board gaming is that they like board gaming because they get to play with other people, people in front of them who they can taunt again and again as they grind their chances and hopes of winning into the ground.[/quote] Oh, absolutely, and that was the main objection to my podcast I got from people... "I don't advocate playing online when I could be playing in person." However, there are times when you cannot get together wi
A little personal background, I have only been a developer for about six years. I learned some C in college, but my work experience started with VB6 and then VB.net and ASP.net. I have played with Ruby, Python and Java, but I have never had a business reason to use these technologies. Working for smaller companies, I have rarely worked on any "enterprise" applicati
GameTable Online is a nice website that allows registered users to play a number of strategy boardgames online. Titles include Battle of the Bands, Nuclear War, Ten Days in Africa, Kill Dr. Lucky, Igel Argern, New England, Bosworth, Condottierre, Cosmic Wimpout, Creepy Freaks, Euphrat and Tigris, Lord of the Fries and Vampire. I have been able to play Battle of the
Well, I have decided that the podcast was too much work and I, unfortunately, have lost too much motivation to continue the podcast. The last podcast announcement should lead you to this new blog where I will post up the latest news about online board gaming and other interesting notes.
Unforutnately, that script didn't help. I noticed that when I change the resolution through the program (which is the green button), it doesn't redraw the screen (as if the resolution is not passed to each program. Is there a way to change the screen resolution using DesktopX?
Ok, I wrote a small application to reset the resolution, but I have run into an additional problem... Is there a way to refresh the screen to update these buttons? The problem I am running into is that some of these games reset the resolution and don't set it back when it returns to the desktop. These are kiosk-type computers, so the user does not have
I am currently using DesktopX as a menu'ing program for our children's gaming computers. I have been having a problem with the games resetting the resolution to 640x480 and not returning it to the correct resolution to see the menu properly. I would like to know if I can script a timer to check when 0 programs are running and switch the resolution to 1024x768? Can someone help me with this? The graphical parts are easy for me, but the scripting stumps me. Thank you, Kevin Dev
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