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    I think the problem with it was (and this is just an assumption) that its single-threaded performance wasn't as good as the 360. Since the 360 only has 3 cores, most games were built to use three cores. To optimize a game fully for the PS3, you really couldn't use the same engine architecture as you did for every other platform. (Again, this is completely just an assumption and I haven't done much research) Also, the segmented RAM didn't help.
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    How long have you coded for a while?? idek what languages do you code Whatever language I need for a project As you get more experienced you start to learn that this question is not actually relevant, because all languages have the same concepts for the most part. Some languages are better for certain things than others. Eventually picking up a new language becomes second nature. future goals or projects I'd like to get into game dev eventually but for now just LTT things
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    Start with PHP. Learn about the basics like MySQL Injection, XSS, encryption, etc. and move on from there.
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    Roboto
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    I fucking love this
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    I'm not a graphics expert by any means, but here's why this won't work: All of the GPUs would have to be running the same frame rate, all the time The GPU memory would still have to be shared across the three, in the case that a texture or shader is displayed on more than one section of the GPU's screen You can't just have shading calculations be spread across multiple GPUs on the same frame. (Sorry if this has already been mentioned, I didn't read the whole thread) Ultimately, graphics calculations, more often than not, depend on each other. Reflections, lighting, etc. would be almost impossible using this design.
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    OH MY GOD YES I never used Eclipse besides when it was the only IDE that supported Android. For everything else I used Netbeans. Now I use IntelliJ when I write something in Java (not often) and Netbeans for C++.
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    Is USB debugging on? Do you have the right drivers? Usually non-nexus devices need specific OEM drivers to work. Do you have your project's run configuration set to the Shield? (Or you can set it to ask which device to run the app on each time you run it, which is what I prefer)
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    They're not overpriced when you're a huge corporation making $3.9 Billion in revenue like Forever 21.
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    Oh wow, I didn't know Windows allowed you to do this so seamlessly. Guess who's re-organizing all of his files... Anyways, I followed the instructions in the article, and as GoodBytes said you probably didn't choose to move the files but copied them instead.
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    Appreciate it
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    (Let me start this by saying that I've been an Android user since 2010. My first Android phone was the original Galaxy S) I'm an iPhone user. I got the iPhone 6 after having the HTC One m7. The iPhone is just a better experience for every-day people. Most people don't care about being able to move their apps anywhere they want, or home screen widgets, etc. The iPhone has a good camera, a good screen, good software, good enough speaker, etc. Aside from the customization, which most average people don't care about, there's not really any downsides about having an iPhone. Never has any smartphone been so good at so much with so little compromise.
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    The night theme will be updated when we upgrade our forum to IPB 4. Making the night theme is actually really complicated because there's so much to overlook, and there were so many changes in the day theme that I would have to make the night theme again from scratch.
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    Never seen you
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    Fixing
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    Neither, this is not the new theme that I talked about, just a small update to make the current day theme more usable.
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    one
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    Do to some internal disagreements it didn't really turn out as good as it could have. We haven't forgotten about it and a complete overhaul is coming along with the all-new day theme. I'm sorry the front page came out so bad and that there hasn't been any content on it, but we've got some amazing stuff in the works that I can't wait for y'all to use
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    profile songs are already here if you're cool enough to get one
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    If you have a Bike class, and have a static int for speed, changing the speed variable in any class would change it for all classes. Here's an example: Bike bike1 = new Bike(); Bike bike2 = new Bike(); bike1.setSpeed(100); bike2.getSpeed(); <-- Assuming the speed variable is static, this will return 100 Also, static variables and methods can be accessed without initiating the class. So if you only plan on having a single instance of a class and want it to be accessible from any other class without passing along variables, you can just make everything in that class static.
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    what's a forum developer
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    Our modern platform is going to be IPS 4.
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    sorry dude, not mine to give away
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    What's this?

    loganryan99 replied to WinNut's topic in Off Topic

    also to respond to the OP that is a different design but we changed the url so the css for it doesn't work anymore so that's why it looks funny
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    What's this?

    loganryan99 replied to WinNut's topic in Off Topic

    how did you find this wtf anyways that's the framework we're using in the new theme
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