You see duffy, before mapcore we didnt really fight though. We all had our problems with each other at times, but it wasn't until we started working together that there were feuds. But back in the day, it was about mapping because we enjoyed it and it had nothing to do with us getting official maps or anything because cliffe was a dick back then to us, or so we believed.
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Me and d3 must go get drunk together now!
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It's funny how no one else has anything to say on this subject since most everyone that frequents these boards doesn't know about the old days.
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Damn young folk, I feel so old.
Happy birthday!
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I have the original GTA on cd at home. I remember when I bought it and it was like the most violent game out there. Just amazing how that game progressed.
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Holy crap, i didnt know anyone else knew gitbgff. Him and I were really good friends back in the day. We worked on a map together, talked to each other via net meetings while doing so. Wow, that was long ago.
DiePepsi was a great mapper back then too, I wonder what happened to him.
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It contains like 47 milligrams of caffeine compared to Dr. Deppers 41, but that is brewed iced tea. I drink the brisk iced tea which only contains 9 mg and green tea is 15. 8 oz servings by the way.
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I don't drink that much caffeine anymore. I used to down at least 3 sodas a day (from a can) then I would have like a 48 or 64 oz drink from 7-11 or AM/PM full of soda and what not. Now that i've reduced my caffeine intake to no more than one soda a day (i try to just drink iced tea or green tea instead of soda) and now i have more energy, go to sleep earlier, and stay asleep longer.
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"The content provided is copyright 2001-2004, by Sjoerd "Hourences" De Jong"
You stole my last name and I want it back.
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I cant scan it because the image is too large, around 18 x 24 i believe, i just took a picture of it with my digital camera
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I dont know what to do with that.
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I want HL2 for the mapping, but thats because its been so long for me. Anyway, quality takes time.
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But 10x to 8x isnt a "large" difference. Buying jsut for zoom isnt a good idea though. Minolta has the Z2 which has a 10x zoom and it very good camera as well, but I dont know much about it. My girlfriend has the z2 and the 4800 at her work ill mess around with them tonight and take some pictures, upload them and show the difference.
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My assumption is it was a halloween mask, as you can see towards the bottom left corner, you see that darkened arch which seems like it would go over your head and sit on your shoulders. It was something the teacher had put in front of class for everyone to draw. And down in the left corner is another mask with less detail that she hasnt put much effort into yet.
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This was done by my girlfriend in her art class, just felt like sharing it. It is a mask she had to do done with charcoal.
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I am in need of some webhosting to link images. What is available?
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Color seems better on the nikon, you can tell by the background that nikon can really pick up on the white in the background while the canon makes it look very yellow.
The nikon is what it is, an introductory camera with a great zoom, but it doesn't offer a lot of the more complex functions such as advanced manual controls since more digital users want point and click. I have a coolpix 4800 and a 3200 and I love my nikons.
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Try draping the wires from the polls. I think making it darker will help too and add a few more details around the city, maybe some bus stops with benches, trashcans, etc.
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When buying a camera you need to look at what you plan on doing with it. If you are a person who makes a lot of prints from your digital camera at any size about 8x10 you will need to hop into the larger megapixel range (5+).
Look for a good optical zoom, the standard is 4x right now so if you can find anything better than that you are in good shape. In addition, look for a camera that can shoot in an uncompressed image format so that way you aren't losing image quality from the moment you snap the picture.
For 399.99 MSRP, you can get the Nikon Coolpix 4800. This is a camera with a small size, 4 megapixels, and contains an 8x zoom. This is the best zoom you can get in a camera this size. With 15 scene modes and scene assists you have many different shooting options for each different situation. Plus it has a macro feature that will allow you to be within 1/2 inch from an object and still get a clear picture. It also has the unrivaled glass that only Nikon can provide for superior clarity.
http://nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1& ... ctNr=25520 <----link
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Im in, ill be the project lead and lead animator.
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