Irony

Well that's very interesting. I might decompile it one day and have a look.

I didn't think it took off until Java and C# became more mainstream languanges. I know the paradigm has been around for ages, but I assumed everyone just programmed in functional C

I just gave it a read. Interesting stuff. I noticed Hyper gave you some information that looked like an OOP style construct. C&C95 wasn't programmed in an Object Oriented style, was it?

There's a 1.06c? or has it not been released yet?

Update: Added Cabin Fever (6)

My HTPC is hooked up to an HDTV And my Desktop is a Dual Monitor Set-up

IE is bad. Once IE9 rolls around with html5 support I'll consider it as bearable. my firefox is the only shoe that fits for me atm

:3 oops

That's an interesting discovery, I've not personally run into that before, What language was it set to before?

woopwoop!

The only thing bad about vista is the higher system requirements (Which any computer bought in the past 4 years should be able to accommodate). All the rest is the media sensationalising it. Any crashes are caused by manufacturers making shitty drivers Vista's anything but unstable, The computer I'm using now has an up-time of over 650 hours (That's almost a month) and it's running just as well as it did when I started it up. When I ran XP I had to restart every few days. Vista also runs my apps quicker thanks to the superfetch feature. The changes in the user interface are so great I actually hate using XP these days. The start menu search box is great as a makeshift command line, the breadcrumb navigation in explorer is cool too, better network controls are a bonus too. And best of all I can run 64-bit, so I can get some better performance out of newer games! And if you've got old 16-bit apps to run, use DOSBOX The DWM speeds up the interface because it cuts out GDI calls which should have disappeared with Windows 95. and Vista is WAY more secure than XP, There's a reason why people who switch to Mac/Linux think that the security is comparatively better, it's because they used XP before the switch and discovered that it's very easy to get XP infected with viruses and spyware. And the glass does look pretty Vista > XP

Ah fair enough, I guess I didn't think it through >_<

They've always been called nurple maps. If you played on WOL back in the 90s you'd know them very well I miss those days

Vista > XP Win7 > Vista You'd be better off saving your money

Surely a simple fix would be to dupe the tree into the theater with the ID of the missing part?

I run in 2960x1050 on my desktop 1920x1080 on my HTPC 1440x900 on my laptop 1024x600 on my netbook that's a lotta pixels

xkcd

Windows 7 is awesome. It's by far the best windows ever made. XP to Windows 7 is like Windows 95 to XP

Vista got bad press and was actually a good operating system. People just didn't look at the specs and ran it on outdated computers which caused it to appear slow. The initial crashes, etc were down to hardware manufacturers writing bad drivers. The FPS losses in games were fixed with SP1 when vista's performance beat XP. Windows 7 is a refinement of vista and now supports low end computers much better. Every windows released has been an improvement of the last.

Mac? I use a real computer.

I'm running windows vista? XD

New computer? My computer was specced better than that in 2003! I hope you didn't have to pay too much for it.

What glass? I've glassed the toolbars and status bars (and then modded my extentions with another extention (stylish), so they sit well on the glass. Changed the colour of text and added shadows, etc) Tbh, this is my desktop pc so it's not as customized as my laptop. I'll post a screen when I get the chance

Ah yes, but it's what those links and buttons do And the glass! You can't do that in opera

Hehe Core 2 Duo E4300 @ 2.8GHz 4GB DDR2 @ 800MHz GeForce 8800 GT @ 750MHz/2000MHz 200GB + 500GB HDD I'm due for an upgrade tbh, need to move to an i7 and the GTX 300 cards (when they're released)