Gee... aren't we glad there are BitBucket Repos?

Marten wrote:If source code is automatically generated...
... can it truly be called source code, anyway?

Yes it can, and seeing as the rules appear to have changed around here, I add the following ", you ass" >.>

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...Um.. not the biggest deal in the world? Cyan is now in violation of the GNU GPL version 3. This is opening them to legal issues in the future. I suspect they'd rather not have that - along with the loss of reputation that comes with being gpl violating scumbags. The open source community takes su...

This all looks good... But I do agree with branan - content credits should be in a different file. Keep in mind, as well (as much as I shouldn't have to say this - we have had this mess happen due to unfamiliarity with the gpl, so it is possible that this could be overlooked, as well...) that any an...

@Mac_Fife, as an artist, I wholeheartedly disagree. I agree with branan, however... As an artist, I feel that if one wishes to use my art, that I would happily share with them... They should also share with others, down the line, and those people, with yet more, down the line. And so on. Such is the...

And before that even, here: viewtopic.php?f=91&t=518

As much as you may prefer Virginia's book, the actual netiquette spec is RFC 1855. If you refer to "netiquette" you refer to RFC 1855. =) Also, noting that RFC 1855 was written /later/ than Virgina's book, it is also more "current", such as it is. So, regardless of your fondness, the 1994 book is ou...

You, uh.. just proved you didn't understand it. =) If there is a private key, and a public key. The public key is /shared/, and the private key is kept private. If, as Christian said... the server data does not hardcode the private key, then, why give up on encryption? The private key is /still/ pri...

While the Netiquette rules are a useful tool, many of the original rules were devised for a /very/ different internet as there is today. =) http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1855 <-- this is the correct reference for the rules. RFC 1855 is the correct spec for Netiquette. =) As you can see, there are *m...

On a similar note, it'd be nice to use ODE rather than PhysX, Might be nice, anyways.