N810 wrote:You mean this video ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

HA !

For once it's a good thing that germany blocks certain yt videos !

Katorone wrote:Nu-uh... According to the eltheoran calendar we're the 39th of august.

On my calendar it is the 31H-th of August

Collision and physics calculations would be to intensive for all those asteroids, I guess. A possibility is that you would need a "strong" force to make an asteroid move. Perhabs it would loose speed over time (by colliding with "invisible" micro debris or whatever). If the player leaves the region,...

Unless you are a kickstarter backer and backed at the right tier for the prototype: Not at all (until early 2015)

In my opition it would be interesting to see how the first minutes after creating a new world of LT will be. I think it would provide a lot of opportunity to show gameplay, NPCs, station interaction, contracts, exploration, etc. Also we would get a look at Josh's idea of a starting ship starting res...

That does'nt have to do anything with google buying twitch (maybe the time, but nothing more). Twitch is just too big now, to get away with not caring about copyright law. It would have come to this eventually. Maybe google pushed this decision a bit, but not by much. The funny thing is, that broadc...

As I said: The seed is just a number(or series of bits) used to create pseudo random numbers. You use it in some crazy math to create other numbers that are as "random" as you can make them. Look for example at http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/25172/Simple-Random-Number-Generation Every random nu...

The Minecraft seed with all those symbols is just bits encoded as a string. As Cornflakes said: The seed is the initialization value for a (pseudo-) random generator, which always produces the same row of numbers given the same seed (since computers operate deterministic). Now let's say you want to ...

In the 5th update video he also shows the system map (in a much earlier state of course).

Gazz wrote:Now when I learned programming, we didn't have indents and the only brackets were used in math.
It was line numbers all the way!

When I learned programming, we didn't have numbers.
It was switching electron tubes all the way !

I also miss Assembler and Haskell

Who says the player is human ?
I wanna be a small blue creature with more than fifty arms from the planet Viltvodle VI which invented the deodorant before the wheel

But different "cultures" with different tech and languages would be interesting indeed

In combination with the Oculus we all could start playing Sword Art Online

The Emotiv seems very interesting, but I think we should allow the tech to develop a little further

I like LHC more.

http://milrivel.github.io/LHC/

It's basically the same, but since I'm a physics student and colliding particles seems way more fun...