MaxCoderz

"I stepped back and wondered if it was such a good idea to be putting all these objects I found in the field into my mouth"

@Madskillz: haha it always sounds so funny to hear people say "pop" but thats a sweet deal. It was pretty cool, at my HS there was a coke machine like every 5 steps it was crazy but all the vending machine prices were marked up 10cents.

"it seems they had left all the doors unlocked"

"the money was really heavy "

"Then, they all turned in unison towards me with their wings flapping and ears erect."

awesome, there is a coke machine right outside my door, I have to go try this

EDIT: the lcd display is screwed up but I can confirm that I got it to work just wasn't sure what it said.

well, they don't yet have a zoomed in view of my place on campus, so here is my parent's house:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Altamonte ... &t=k&hl=en

EDIT: blue smilies

it also doesn't help that the higher tech components are more fragil since they must be more precise. But yes there are some things they could do about it but don't to increase profit margins.

I can't seem to get the link to work. I wanna see the Zelda goodness, too.

without seeing the inclusive code, and not being completely sure about what exactly you are asking its tough to tell exactly what you want, but as everyone else has said it seems to be an address vs. value issue. So to hopefully clear things up. There is a big difference between saying: StackYPointe...

they need to be gifs not bmps
then it will work

The word cycles was in fact meant as a kind of measurement, not sure how you would translate it but it was used to sound "space-like" a cycle would be the time it takes for something to rotate. What is rotating, who knows we havn't really built things to go that fast... yet :wink: . You ar...

we tried, but it has become apparent that we can't keep it under wraps anymore, so now it is official. Thanks for trying though KV

I just posted a new topic, the cats kinda been out of the bag for a while now we have officially gone public though

From the ashes of Greenfire, a new programming group has sent forth. At Revolution Software, we strive to bring quality and excellence in all of our products. visit us at: http://www.calcwebzine.com/revsoft/

Enjoy!