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Phoenix

Anything new for Socoder?
20th August 2008

You can fix the preview button so that it has line breaks, and so that you can display code boxes the second time you click it. Other than that, I have no wishes except for a redesign, which I suspect would be a beast because of the way SoCoder is coded (a*snip*

Phoenix

Chad Vader
18th August 2008

I command you to watch these videos.

Phoenix

WM011 - Olympics
14th August 2008

You mean the flags? You could probably use some Firefox plugin to download them all, but I think Yahoo owns the copyright for them.

Phoenix

#164 - The Vector Challenge
13th August 2008

I don't see anything wrong with that. Jay didn't say anything about it having to be made in 2D -- in fact, I interpret "Be it 3D vector worlds" as being allowed to use 3D accelerated stuff.

Phoenix

Music Software
10th August 2008

With my new and innocent laptop, I want to listen to music. I've always used Winamp, without thinking much about the alternatives. But the thought struck me today, that there might be better programs around.
What do you use, and more importantly, why do y*snip*

Phoenix

New computer!
9th August 2008

I've bought... a new computer.

Phoenix

#162 - The Timed Challenge
1st August 2008

Can't figure out the controls for the third screen (where it says "BANK" at the top. Nice game apart from that, though!

Phoenix

QOTD : What else can it do?
27th July 2008

[quote]"I'm over 9000 times more productive"
Dragon ball Z? =D[/quote]
Haha, I didn't catch that reference until you mentioned it.
I recently found that you can hold down shift+tab in Firefox to do the opposite of what just tab does.

Phoenix

No computer
25th July 2008

It went kaboom.

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
20th July 2008

Damn.
I accidentally uploaded the debug version in which you don't need to collect the items! I'll correct...

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
20th July 2008

Tikihead, try downloading this file, and replace the old Joe.exe with it. If that doesn't work then there's nothing I can do. Jay had the same problem and I really don't know what's causing it.

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
19th July 2008

If you feel that you're stuck you can use this walkthrough. But try not to.

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
19th July 2008

It does work. I updated the game to be less confusing in that room.

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
19th July 2008

Joe (3 mb)
Took me a long time to make - so don't stop until you've beaten the boss and seen the ending dialog :) There is probably a bug or two in there, but no one's perfect.

Phoenix

Rice boy
17th July 2008

A cool comic

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
16th July 2008

Actually, I decided to skip anti-aliasing. This will be my first WW entry which isn't half-assed -- be excited.

Phoenix

bored...
16th July 2008

To be fair, Nintendo isn't perfect either.

Phoenix

#160 - The Black and White Challenge
16th July 2008

...And we're not allowed to use anti-aliasing, I suppose?

Phoenix

random number generator...
11th July 2008

In what way does it suck? I don't see any problem with it.

Phoenix

Dynamic Memory in C
10th July 2008

Explanation of the cryptic malloc()

Phoenix

My absence
29th May 2008

Someone might have noticed, but lately I've been quite inactive. I've skimmed through topics, but not really posted anything or participated in the Mud Chat.
This is because, during the recent time, my interest for game development has been fading away. I*snip*

Phoenix

Find powers of two
1st May 2008

Took me quite a while to figure out how to do find out if a number is a power of two without having lots of bells and whistles. Not sure if it's the fastest way, but it sure is small.
[code]
bool Po2(int n) {
return n <= 0 ? false : (((n-1) & n*snip*

Phoenix

Hello!
26th April 2008

Happy birthday! We must've missed your last one.

Phoenix

Encryption
23rd April 2008

[code]
public enum PlayfairBoolean
{
FALSE,
TRUE,
}
[/code]
That is also a bit redundant, since C# already has predefined true and false values.
Also, pointers should generally not be used in C#, and even though I haven't really looked at the c*snip*

Phoenix

Encryption
22nd April 2008

The whole line is:
[code]
register char *c1 = ciphertext, *c2 = c1 + 1;
[/code]
So c2 is a pointer to a char, which is located one step from the memory position of c1 (unless it's unicode). So, if c1 points to "abcdef", c2 would point to "bcdef".
At l*snip*
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