Turbo Break Out should win this one!

Hah, I actually didn't see it on there :) Oh well, one less vote shouldn't hurt it.

-Corey

testing

Thanks for voting Glasscars, you 30 nice people. Better games to come.

31 nice people...

--Robin Kay--
To Matt: You should seriously consider optimising the Matt3D line drawing routine. There seems to be quite a "lot" of missed oppertunities to save clock cycles, and routine does seem to be quite (overly?) complex for the task at hand. I've decided to write my own routine using Bresenham's line drawing algorithm which is definatly shorter and probably faster. I'll send it you when I've finished if you want.

I wasn't counting the vote I made for myself :) But if you can come up with a faster line routine, I'm definetly interested. I know mine isn't too well-written, but it is the only ASM routine I am aware of.

Speaking of clocks....and time...is there a prog fro the 89 that'll keep time...

Yeah, but it wastes batteries, isn't compatible with AMS 2.0x, and isn't completely accurate.

Some day I will win potm. I just know it.

YesMan 2.1 is now completely rewritten in assembly!

Hmm, I really should try this tanks game and the new doors. I guess I'm just gotten lazy at transferring and backing up and transferring and restarting and transferring. Doorsos .96 was very buggy, hopefully the newer one was better.

(Yawn)
Cue predictable "I HATE THIS PROGRAM OF THE MONTH AWARD FORMAT" complaints... and.... ACTION:

I LOVE THIS PROGRAM OF THE MONTH AWARD FORMAT!
(though worm war went unnoticed, /me cries)

Damn! FOILED AGAIN! ;)

How did this news item get "Eric & Nick"? Doesn't 1 person post a news item?

Nah, it can be as many people as you want.

--BlueCalx

change dat semi-colon to a comma in the mailto: thingie ;)

Man, even *I* know that.
Eric, /why/ are you going to Stanford again? :)

--BlueCalx

Huh, any civilized email client uses semicolons, not commas, to separate multiple recipients.

The client might, but the user doesn't.

-Corey

Well, it's really a question of what the user likes better. I prefer using semi-colons, others prefer commas. Just wondering, does it make a difference? Maybe some e-mail clients don't support the other way or something?

um
in netscape, when a semi-colon is used, it sends to these:

"nickd"@ticalc.org;
eric@ticalc.org

when a comma is used, it does it right

nickd@ticalc.org
eric@ticalc.org

Oh... I use Outlook Express more than Netscape Messenger, and Outlook seems to handle them fine, so I've never encountered that problem before.

Oops... I meant Internet Explorer, not Outlook Express; Netscape Navigator, not Netscape Messenger.