EPTAfter spending an hour figuring out how to hex edit SC2000.dat so that my mayor's name was Montegomery rather than Sim City 2000 Mayor, I had a lot of fun building a city named after my wife's cat. It was a nice nostalgia trip, and it was good to know I'm not completely incompetent at city sims, just mostly incompetent.
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Seuss
United States10536 Posts
After spending an hour figuring out how to hex edit SC2000.dat so that my mayor's name was Montegomery rather than Sim City 2000 Mayor, I had a lot of fun building a city named after my wife's cat. It was a nice nostalgia trip, and it was good to know I'm not completely incompetent at city sims, just mostly incompetent. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
I am loving shadow of mordor on ultra graphics. but im still easily impressed because this is my first powerful computer and i played almost nothing but league and starcraft for like a decade. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 04 2015 22:31 WaveofShadow wrote: SG tonight for a bit guys? I have D&D tonight, so prob not On June 04 2015 23:09 ComaDose wrote: saw a cool crysis gif running the immersive mod just the other day. 8 years old still looks as good as what we have today. I am loving shadow of mordor on ultra graphics. but im still easily impressed because this is my first powerful computer and i played almost nothing but league and starcraft for like a decade. hot damn that's a pretty gif | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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Gahlo
United States35173 Posts
On June 04 2015 23:21 Numy wrote: That gif is so dark that I can't tell if it's pretty or not. Just clumps of darkness moving around with blur all over the place. And the brilliant "everything will be black or a muddy yellow" art direction. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
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Seuss
United States10536 Posts
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On June 05 2015 00:06 jcarlsoniv wrote: why is string manipulation so hard ~_~ Because it's a stupid way to DO things. On June 05 2015 00:11 Seuss wrote: sed 's/hard/awesome/g' Quiet you. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil with the data I have (and in this case, have to extract partially from external sources) in BusinessObjects. Have to take rows of strings based on a user entered field, concatenate them into one long string in one cell by customer, fill in the areas where the user entered field isn't entered with a derived substring that matches up with external data... The hard part is figuring out how to deal with the MULTIVALUE errors it's throwing when there are multiple rows in a customer, some with the user entered field filled, and some without. | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
On June 05 2015 00:34 jcarlsoniv wrote: Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil with the data I have (and in this case, have to extract partially from external sources) in BusinessObjects. Have to take rows of strings based on a user entered field, concatenate them into one long string in one cell by customer, fill in the areas where the user entered field isn't entered with a derived substring that matches up with external data... The hard part is figuring out how to deal with the MULTIVALUE errors it's throwing when there are multiple rows in a customer, some with the user entered field filled, and some without. Do you happen to use a program called Blaze Advisor? | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On June 05 2015 00:34 jcarlsoniv wrote: Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil with the data I have (and in this case, have to extract partially from external sources) in BusinessObjects. Have to take rows of strings based on a user entered field, concatenate them into one long string in one cell by customer, fill in the areas where the user entered field isn't entered with a derived substring that matches up with external data... The hard part is figuring out how to deal with the MULTIVALUE errors it's throwing when there are multiple rows in a customer, some with the user entered field filled, and some without. Which is exactly why I code reviewed something involving it earlier today. But IT'S STILL DUMB *sulk* | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 05 2015 00:42 JonGalt wrote: Do you happen to use a program called Blaze Advisor? no idea what that is | ||
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InvaderUK
225 Posts
the dream | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
On June 04 2015 17:55 Scip wrote: Battle for Wesnoth really is the craziest most cancerous RNG game I've played, it's like HS on crack. That's my memory of it. Get like 4-5 missions into the campaign then get full wiped and be like "uhhhhh.... dunno what I could do there," | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
On June 05 2015 00:57 zer0das wrote: That's my memory of it. Get like 4-5 missions into the campaign then get full wiped and be like "uhhhhh.... dunno what I could do there," Let me guess, are you talking about HttT and the mission where you have to get through the orc throne in the middle into a northern cave castle? I've heard that one rapes everyone :p | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 05 2015 01:02 ComaDose wrote: soniv that sounds like something I would totally use JSON strings for. all logic is done within BusinessObjects, which is very much a pseudo-code language | ||
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onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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