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Story of the Jarhead

A machinima loosely based on the movie Jarhead, which tells the story of a marine on duty in the desert of Saudi Arabia.

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Success story Marketing your skills

I enjoy working with students and giving them advise...thats why I love running the DB2 on Campus program. For a student, the bottom line is to find a good job in a good company; at least, most of them at the undergraduate level have told me that. Ive enjoyed working with the students in Resistencia, Argentina. They have shown a lot of enthusiasm, and have worked very hard to grow their DB2 Users Group. In my last visit, I reminded them the power of "Marketing". It is good to be a good student, and get very good marks; however, in my opinion, it is most important to be visible, and let others know you are good at what you do. Thats why Im encouraging students during my visits to blog, write DB2 articles, write DB2 books, post their resumes including DB2 in them, and participate in the DB2 forums. The more visible you are, the best are your chances of getting that great job you are looking for... And I recently proved this is the right approach. Mario Piz, the first student featured in the IBM DB2 Express-C web site was hired as a coop student at a bank in his province. The manager called and hired him after seeing his picture in the IBM site! (Success story!). Mario is a rather quiet student. Im sure many engineering and computer science students would identify well with Marios personality. It is important for Mario and all students like him to market their skills and be visible!. It pays off!

Raul.

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Story Trailer Terbaru Dari Homefront The Revolution

 
Deep Silver merilis Story Trailer dari game terbaru mereka yaitu Homefront: The Revolution, dalam trailer ini memperlihatkan cerita dasar dari Homefront dimana sekelompok pemberontak yang terlibat dalam konflik Guerilla dengan pemerintah dianggap tak berpihak dengan rakyat kecil. Homefront: The Revolution akan tersedia pada 20 Mei ini. Berikut ini Trailer-nya.

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SUMPIT SEKALI PAKAI BUANG Real story

Tolong sebarkan ini ke yang lain yah, sobat. Aku tidak ingin kalian semua celaka. :D

Informasi ini berasal dari seorang pemuda yang sangat gemar berolahraga tenis.

Bulan lalu dirinya tiba-tiba terserang demam dan kelenjar getah beningnya membengkak. Setelah masuk rumah sakit dan diperiksa, ternyata pada kelenjar getah beningnya tumbuh tumor ganas sepanjang 6 cm, dan sudah stadium 4.

Karena sebelumnya tidak ada gejala sama sekali, maka batinnya sangat tergoncang. Mulai hari ini dirinya menjalani kemoterapi.

Dia juga menyebarkan informasi ini di alam maya. Semua orang harus ingat kalau dalam keseharian banyak terdapat pembunuh tanpa wujud. Usahakanlah untuk menghindarinya. Ini adalah hal nyata.

Coba anda rendam sumpit sekali-pakai-buang ( yang biasa anda pergunakan kala makan di luar ) ke dalam air panas selama 3 - 5 menit. Anda akan melihat zat pemutih yang terkandung di dalam sumpit larut ke dalam air panas. Demi kesehatan anda, selalu bawalah sepasang sumpit pemakaian-ulang bersama anda.
Selain lebih ramah lingkungan, juga higienis.

Dalam sebuah seminar, Profesor Zhao Keshi mengatakan : "Mengapa kalian tetap bandel ? Sudah berulang kali diingatkan, jangan memakai sumpit sekali-pakai-buang, sebab hampir semua sumpit sekali-pakai-buang ini dalam proses produksinya selain tidak higienis sama sekali, juga ada menjalani
satu proses penambahan zat pengawet, dan satu proses penambahan zat pemutih ( beribu kali lipat di atas standar kesehatan ). Semua ini adalah zat carcinogen ( zat penyebab kanker )."

"Jika dari dulu sampai sekarang anda masih saja memakai sumpit sekali-pakai-buang, lalu di kemudian hari masih saja begitu, maka jika suatu hari nanti anda didiagnosa menderita kanker, jangan bertanya Mengapa orang itu adalah aku ?" Tambahnya

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Story of my Gateway VX1120 and Custom Refresh Rates on Windows and Linux

A few months ago I picked up a Gateway VX1120 from a computer store in town for $5, not knowing if it would work or not. I was always a fan of CRT monitors, and seeing something of this size, I had to jump on it.

Got it home, plugged it in, and found out that it worked fine. Instantly replaced the Acer S201HL I was using without regrets. Colors were more vibrant, and animations are much smoother (one of my favorite things to do when switching from LCD to CRT is to move a window across my desktop to observe the smoothness). Plus the resolutions available were extensive, so I was sure I could find the right resolution to use daily. The other CRT monitors I have in the house were limited to around 1024x768, or something slightly higher at a lower refresh rate, so they werent too ideal.

After some time, I found that the resolution of 1280x960 suited perfectly as a default resolution. Its not high enough to make text hard to see, and at the same time, its large enough for the desktop not to feel cramped. The highest stock refresh rate for this resolution was 85Hz, which was great and all, but I soon looked into a way to improve that.

On Windows, I used a tool called Custom Resolution Utility (CRU). It allowed me to generate custom resolutions and refresh rates. I wanted to run at 120Hz just to be able to claim I had such a monitor, so that was the first refresh rate I tried. It didnt work; and the monitor complained about the frequency being out-of-range.

After a little bit of research, I found that my horizontal scan frequency could go as high as 121kHz. So going by that, I then had the idea to keep trying resolutions with CRU until my horizontal scan frequency was just under that limit. Lucky me, 119Hz seemed to have worked fine.

So in Windows, the refresh rate wasnt too hard to handle. Things got a bit more interesting when I went over to Linux however. I use an AMD Radeon HD 7850 graphics card (this specifically), so I have the choice of either using AMDs proprietary driver (fglrx), or the open-source drivers. The refresh rate on my screen however seems to act differently depending on which driver I use though.

If I recall correctly, I was able to use the CVT-generated 119Hz with fglrx without issue (its been a while since I used fglrx with this monitor), but this wasnt the case with the open-source driver.


Looking back at cvt, I noticed that my hsync value was 122.59 for 119Hz. Definitely over the 121kHZ limit, so then I tried going to 118Hz. It ended up at 121.45, which was still over the limit. I wasnt sure if 121kHZ was a hard limit, so I added the refresh rate and tried it anyway. Both 119Hz and 118Hz failed to work; so I tried 117Hz. Got the hsync value of 120.31, which was safely under the limit, and worked fine.

Im unsure how CRU and cvt generate the numbers they do, but a comparison at some point would be a great idea, whenever I find the time to do so.

So far, this monitor is still working great, and I have no plans of replacing it anytime soon, unless I go back to my standing desk setup.

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Zvonimir is the one on the right. Nice dressing style, guys!

My home country is… Croatia! Part of ex-Yugoslavia and also part of ex Empire of Austria-Hungary. We share the Adriatic sea with Italy.

My age is… 34. It will be 35 in about a week

The first adventure game I played was… Indiana Jones 3. A friend from elementary school showed it to me on his Amiga while I still had my Commodore 64 and I was blown away. First I saw the train intro and then he loaded the part with the castle. We didnt know too much English and had no idea what "leather" means, but we still laughed at the "Hi, Im selling these fine leather jackets" joke and how it worked on a first guard, but not on the second one.

My favourite adventure game is… Im not sure if Star Control 2 counts as an adventure, but its my
favorite game of all time. Also, Loom.

I am pretty sure this is not an adventure game...

When I’m not playing games I like to… Draw, animate, play tabletop RPGs, LARP, board games and lately work on Viktor :)

I like my games in (a box, digital format)… digital. CDs get old and I dont really use my CD-ROM anymore (I think it has been broken for a few years, I never bothered to check). But I like books and maps :)

The thing I miss about old games is… Actually useful physical supplements. I remember playing Sid Meyers Pirates! with a real map and its one of my fondest childhood memories.

The best thing about modern games is… Convenient and helpful interface. Its hard to be nostalgic when the old games are cluncky and hard to play. I tried playing Little Big Adventure a few days ago and almost cried with frustration.



I know how you feel, I cried out at the time when this was released!

The one TV show I never miss is… You cant do that on television

If I could see any band live it would be… Katzenjammer!

My favourite movie is… 12 Monkeys

One interesting thing about me is… I am one of three people in Studio Spektar. We are making Viktor, a two dimensional point and click adventure set in a steampunk early 20th century Austro-Hungarian Empire with subtle political parodies, just enough to still make it kid-friendly. We just tried to go on a Kickstarter. Visit us and express your opinion :)

Will we be seeing Viktor in this blog in the distant future?

Well I made it to the end of 1988! I have no intention of stopping either, and will be looking for a copy of Chamber of the Sci-Mutant Priestess shortly. That being said, the massive business project Ive been working on for the last couple of months actually launches tomorrow, and then Im off to Hong Kong next week for a few days, so Im afraid Im not yet able to throw myself into gaming and blogging as much as Id like to. I plan to have a month off at the end of the year and man, do I look forward to it!

This weeks Whats Your Story post is for daubeur. While the French have not been extremely well represented by their games just yet, they have been by their citizens, of which daubeur is one.


My home country is... France (Paris), but I live in Hamburg (Germany).

My age is... 37

The first adventure game I played was... Transylvania I think, although "play" is a big word as I couldnt speak any English at that time (so I would just move around and get eaten by the werewolf). I think the first game I "really" played (and finished) was Zombi, on Amstrad CPC.


When I’m not playing games I like to... play music, learn a bunch of stuff (currently learning the Python programming language), watch movies and discuss about it

I like my games in (a box, digital format)… box, if properly done. Nothing beats Ultimas maps.

My favourite adventure game is... Guild of Thieves


The thing I miss about old games is… how close the developers teams seemed to be to the players. I remember actually calling Ubisoft after meeting a bunch of them at the Amstrad expo. And they answered.

The best thing about modern games is… the immersion made possible through 3D environment. Especially when visiting "real" places Ive been to (The Mall in Fallout 3 made quite an impression on me).

The one TV show I never miss is… I dont watch TV, but the best series ever are 6 Feet under, The (UK) Office and Monty Python Flying Circus


If I could see any band live it would be… Frank Zappa, or Jimi Hendrix

One interesting thing about me is… Id love to run a quantitative study finding out about the underlying moral conceptions that can be found in horror movies through the ages.

My favourite movie is… Three colours: Red (actually any Kieslowski film could be my favourite). I could have named Kurosawa or Kubrick but if its about exchanging with the rest of the guys, Id rather name the one thats a bit less famous :)