Machinima is the fusion of cinema and the machine, hence the term. In short, it is digital animation conducted entirely in a real-time 3-D engine, essentially standalone cinematics.
My favorite part about that is that I was on a UBRS raid recently (pickup groups suck), and someone decided he needed recreate that.... needless to say, we wiped.
I just attempted to empty my recycle bin, only to be informed that files therein were "in use." When I tried again, the error went away, but this has happened a few times. I was just wondering how exactly files that are ostensibly on death's door can be in use? Any ideas?
I'm working on a teaching a class (45 minutes or so) on Copyright and IP (an assignment for a class on Current Events I'm taking). I was wondering if people could point me to articles, summaries, etc on the topic. Obviously I have done, and will be doing, my own research, but I figured, seeing...
I was wondering if anyone knew of a free webhost that offers just a simple "blank slate" sorta deal - FTP account and you hit the ground running kinda deal. I don't want any browser-based uploader/page-maker/crappy tripe, just a simple efficient host. Domain names and things like that are...
Wow, and I used to think mumps was one of those illnesses that sounds just scary enough to use in cartoons and kid's books and not bad enough to actually matter... yet another way society has failed me. :p
OK, I'm not sure what the deal here is, but thankfully it's not a huge problem per se. It is however, baking, as they say, my noodle. Some of the native windows commands aren't working on my mom's laptop (the most irritating piece of hardware ever built by man). Ctrl-Alt-Del being the biggest...
Mods work on the same principles regardless of platform, so I feel justified taking Red Orchestra as an example here. RO is a WWII game designed to realistically "simulate" combat from that period in time. It is a mod for Unreal Tournament 2004, meant to realistically simulate combat from some...
Or it's pretty clever, seeing as how it reminds every time you start up that you're using the free version, without actually impeding any workflow or taking up more than a few seconds of time. But still a dick thing to do.