Right. Matt and I are currently sat in a hotel in San Francisco. In order to allow to follow our progress we've (well, Matt has, I just pestered him) set up a section of the main Badger website to take our updates and also our Picasa feeds.
These have also been added to the RPB RSS feed ;)
That series I keep going on about, Dexter, has recently been picked up by ITV.
They're showing the first episode tommorrow night. If you haven't seen it, its well worth watching IMO...
'lo all.
Matt and I are soon to be off around the planet. To celebrate us leaving you in peace for five weeks or so, we'll be having some drinks on Saturday the 8th of March.
We'll be starting early, around lunchtime, and will be inhabiting the pub until into the evening, to selflessly allow people to drop in whenever is good. Or to drink a lot. Definately one of those.
I'm in a bit of a purchasing dilemma.
I want to get an Asus Eee PC for the world trip, as a media box, web access, that sort of thing. I have the money budgeted, but I have a problem. Well, more than one.
There are three four models of EeePC (more details):
AMD today launched their imaginatively named Radion 3870 X2, a week after their initial plan and a solid fortnight before I expected.
Myself and EMW have a site called Rocket Propelled Badger for film reviews.
Its based on Ruby on Rails scripts running from a SQL backend, pretty standard. Matt wrote it a fair while ago, and its been running fine since then.
Got this last night. Thoughts on Nibbler's thread here
Stuck in my head:
"Its fun, fun, fun by the ton, ton, ton. Its Hungry Hungry Hippos"
How the fuck did that happen?
I'll try some coffee. Maybe that'll shift it.
Finally, a major game engine has shipped with native support for Ageia's PhysX physics engine, the Unreal 3 engine version that drives UT3.
The only issue is that non of the maps that ship with it heavily use the physics engine. Ageia have shipped two levels that use moderate and heavy physics.
Give is to take as foist is to yoink.
That is all ;)