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evidently, they'll let anyone play with databases nowadays!Z0rr0 wrote:SQL administrator for a Credit Card processing company
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I haven't had one of those in forever (you were most likely at the last one. There's no plans to have another any time soon.Z0rr0 wrote:when's the next lan party? ill come up there for it.
Most of the people who attended were SSI (and it's dead and gone). I have no way (or much desire) to find the majority of them. The kids where I work now aren't really into that kind of thing.
So... it's basically my sons and I playing a mini lan every night (Battlefield Vietnam with the Point of Existance mod mostly).
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heh.
I -did- get Descent II working on my Linux box at work last week. Yea, it was a slow week last week.
It runs pretty well, though I'm having that old problem of running into walls again.
We need to get server games going again at lunchtime here at the Lazy-I ranch.
Oh, and the Linux version does -not- require the CD to be in the CD tray for startup, but you -do- need the files to be on the hard drive.
I don't know if it's able to be networked, but I would imagine so.
All else failing that, I can bring my CD back in and install it to the W2K box, and really kick it up.
Let's get it on,
ummmm, what's with the extra code after the emoticon bio?
I -did- get Descent II working on my Linux box at work last week. Yea, it was a slow week last week.
It runs pretty well, though I'm having that old problem of running into walls again.
We need to get server games going again at lunchtime here at the Lazy-I ranch.
Oh, and the Linux version does -not- require the CD to be in the CD tray for startup, but you -do- need the files to be on the hard drive.
I don't know if it's able to be networked, but I would imagine so.
All else failing that, I can bring my CD back in and install it to the W2K box, and really kick it up.
Let's get it on,
ummmm, what's with the extra code after the emoticon bio?