Thus spake Parvati V <parvatiquinta@email.it>, Tue, 11 Mar 2008 22:50:16 +0100, Anno Domini: Nel tempo Tue, 11 Mar 2008 14:17:08 +1100, il mio fedele schiavo Wu desto' nel mio animo interesse sopra il conversare di Nostromo <nostromo@nospam.org>: Felsteed is actually one of the reasons I chose warlock over mage when I was staring at my first character selection screen.
Nel tempo Sun, 9 Mar 2008 01:54:14 -0800 (PST), il mio fedele schiavo Wu desto' nel mio animo interesse sopra il conversare di Darin Johnson <darin@usa.net>: Succubus can be helpful in groups for putting some humans to sleep, and some decent extra damage. But can you control it completely? If not, I can't imagine it's worth the trouble. It should be controllable. Don't
* Mike Warren is quoted & my replies are inline below : I posted this yesterday from TerraNews but it hasn't shown up. ----------------------------------- Troy Piggins wrote: Wow, 3 posts about photography. My quick trip back here wasn't completely fruitless. Thanks Mike. I'll keep posting if people keep critiquing (is that even a word?) :) Not the best, I know, but
Troy Piggins wrote: Wow, 3 posts about photography. My quick trip back here wasn't completely fruitless. Not the best, I know, but they're my first hoverflies in flight. Had to crop them some to make it worth posting even. Sorry. I would like to see these cropped even more. (IMHO) Your photography is getting better since last time I passed by. Did you have to take lots of shots to
> int MyIntArray[4096]; //standard ole way to get 4096 bytes off the stack. 8192 bytes. In a 16 bit program, an int is 2 bytes. far... what does this do? From the best I can tell it puts it in a different 64k memory segment or the heap? int far MyIntArray[4096]; If this declaration is inside of a function there could be trouble with it. Declarations of variables within a function
