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(Couldnt upload as a direct .dll so had to re-rar it lol)CryENGINE Free Use
Anyone can now download a full version of the best All-In-One Game Development Engine, for free and use it without charge for non-commercial game development. You can try out the fastest toolset for creating game worlds and use the power of CryENGINE 3 in your own games
CryENGINE Free Use
You can use CryENGINE 3 for free in educational facilities, even if you are charging tuition. We have always offered our engine for free to educators, but now individual students can also freely download the engine and use it to learn about real-time 3D development.
CryENGINE 3 is also free for non-commercial use; if you are distributing your game or application for free (and not charging for your work in producing it, whether directly or indirectly), no additional license is required.
CryENGINE 3 Independent Developers Platform
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CryENGINE 3 for Independent Studios, Free To Play Games or Downloadable Games
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Mibbit AJAX IRC client service being hacked. The proof of hack is further backed up by Mibbit’s official statement. Mibbit is a web-based client for modern web browsers that supports Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Mibbit connects to IRC from anywhere on almost any device. There are Mibbit and hundreds of IRC networks for places to chat. The Anonymous sabu tweet that the Mibbit Chat network was Hacked and he had posted a Pastebin link on the tweet about the Mibbit details. On the pastebin Data there where many Personal Data and many links.
The Mibbit had detected the unauthorized access to the server which runs their blog. Mibbit shut it down and began investigating . Later today at around 8pm GMT Mibbit shutdown the IRC services after it became clear that several pieces of backed up data had been accessed maliciously from another server, tools.mibbit.com.
Mibbit now know the data's included The personal information of 9 Mibbit operators including their names, accounts and e-mail addresses . A backup of nickserv data from April 2011 with up to 10,000 user nicknames and their credentials andTwo sets of backup data for one operator user account PMs and Channel logs, used for testing are Leaked. Currently Mibbit are working on securing and restoring the affected services. Mibbit are treating this as a significant and malicious attack on Mibbit services which impacts users and which has placed user data at risk. Mibbit are continuing to work to remedy this situation and bring back affected services online as quickly as possible. Mibbit asked apologies for the disruption, inconvenience and difficulty this attack has caused to you and your users. As Mibbit have updates about the attack, the backup data which was stolen from tools.mibbit and the next steps to recover services we will share it via the blog and the #help channel.
When I used Opera on the PC (Opera Mini still in use for mobile devices), the wand was the stupidest thing I'd ever seen. Here's the deal: Every other browser on the planet will auto-fill your login information when you revisit a page (that you've saved). We're talking only username and password. With Opera, you have to go and press the Wand button, or use a keyboard shortcut, to have it fill the username and password with your saved info. No auto-fill without invoking the 'wand'. This was an unnecessary extra step. Sure, I suppose it could fill more stuff in than standard browsers, for those much more rare occasions when that's needed, but for the every-day chore of logging into your favorite web sites, you had to go hit that stupid wand. Did they ever change this?-db90h (August 08, 2011, 08:18 PM)
Also, never underestimate the effect of a well made molotov.-4wd (August 08, 2011, 12:05 PM)
This is a booking photo (I swiped off a news site) of a woman that attacked a guy in Datona Beach with a molotov cocktail. (see attachment in previous post)
I can't look at it without laughing (for an hour). Talk about the ultimate poster-child for flat out nutz.-Stoic Joker (August 08, 2011, 01:13 PM)
Sad thing is if you're a gamer, you're likely going to end up with the requirement to be online to game (or at least *have* an Internet connection for activation) whether you're on Steam or not. See recent Ubisoft games for example...-JavaJones (August 07, 2011, 03:59 PM)
There was enough of an outcry against this practice that they backed away from it. That's the key thing- if it hurts the bottom line, they won't do it. That's the only thing that they learn from. And a large enough bloc has to have the willingness to do so.-wraith808 (August 07, 2011, 04:52 PM)
They removed it, but they're bringing it back again for new games. Ubisoft says always-on DRM is 'a success,' fans are confused.Ubisoft said it has seen "a clear reduction in piracy of our titles which required a persistent online connection, and from that point of view the requirement is a success," speaking with PC Gamer.-Deozaan (August 08, 2011, 06:28 AM)
See! That's where my program comes in: it gives you motivation to hold a few coins back...-kyrathaba (August 07, 2011, 05:09 PM)
I've been using this program myself at the end of the work-day, when I empty my pockets and file my coins into their respective DC mugs on my computer desk-kyrathaba (August 06, 2011, 02:29 PM)
That would work as well, Stephen. I think I'll take these suggestions under serious consideration, but probably for a post-NANY2012 release.-kyrathaba (August 06, 2011, 09:45 AM)
^ Ummm... have you tried this recently? All you have to do is restart, and it will ask you to go to offline mode. They fixed that a long time ago.-wraith808 (August 06, 2011, 09:52 AM)
If you can post a bit more about what you're trying to do, maybe I can help some more.
WebBrowser.Navigate(fullPathToHtmlFile);
Two relevant SO questions:
Check out MozNet for sure. I've used the old GeckoFX control, and it's wonderful. I bought a MozNet license but haven't had time to use it quite yet. It's dirt cheap too. (I bought early, so I got a small discount, but it's still cheap.)
when implementing (Smart)AutoComplete but its getting there. This is one of the major functions of the NANY project ive been working on for some time now, and would like to be able to have it come to life in time for NANY!