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Message: 5261
Author: ewgf3
Date: 10/12/2005
Subject: Re: Messages for Igor, Sendy, Drunken Master and Erix1, and two URL
Poor Carl! Always has all the troubles imaginable with his computer
and everything that is connected with it!
Yep, but even this useless heap can't be blamed this time - it's
the 'net (dis)connection that's turning me towards drink!
Igor, I've not gotten your messages, I've e-mailed you a few
times, with no reply.
I don't know why it happens, but I really keep silence for two or
three weeks probably, 'cause I don't have time right now. I'm very
sorry, hope, we will continue our e'mail dialogues when I'll have a
bit more free time. Soon there will be exams in the univercity, so I have to prepare well for them and to finish all the work. So, don't
worry. Fair enough mate, real life comes first, I know ;o) What about UMM: This project is in progress. I work on it.
There is no need for suicidal disappoints ) Plus, if I won't release it till Christmas, I will release it anyway. And, all in all, you
ofcouse want to play a REALLY good game, so I'm trying to make it
so... )))
I'm sure it'll be worth the wait. Not sure the XBox 360 will be,
though...
By the way, has everyone seen the brilliant "Hey Hey 16k"? It's at http://www2.b3ta.com/heyhey16k/
You can find a link to in on Andrew Broad's site. Nice song
but "generation, who can code..." made me angry )))
Why? Nowadayss, in this country at least, the commercial magazines
don't encourage you to learn to program, wheareas in the early 1980's
Your Spectrum and Sinclair User did everything they could to
encourage and teach the art of programming. And of course with the
proliferation of consoles nowadays, programming is less and less
within the reach of the bedroom coder. Great song, anyway.
Drop me a line when you can, mate, but take your time, UMM comes
first!
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