Comment Re:"See you in court threats" are limp... (Score 1) 237
Or, they figured they could get more rouge persons to leak more info. to them.
I did not know that persons with more rouge than normal also leaked more information than the rest of us.
Or, they figured they could get more rouge persons to leak more info. to them.
I did not know that persons with more rouge than normal also leaked more information than the rest of us.
Take it easy on him. After all, there are only 10 kinds of people in this world.
Actually, I would argue that there are 11 kinds of people in this world. Those that understand binary, those that do not and finally those that don't care.
Well, you always have the programming games, like AT-Robots (http://necrobones.com/atrobots/). You program a robot to fight in an arena. There are many varieties in this genre, with many different "languages", but what I like with AT-Robots, is that it is assembly style, with interrupts and registers etc. In many ways, it actually feels like you are programming a cpu in that robot, interfacing with all the hardware.
I found it quite educational when I first came over it in my Uni days and actually submitted a crude first attempt in one of the arranged ladders.
The toolset is solid and without bugs (which cannot be said for all of these types of "games").
I think the whole thing is made in Turbo Pascal. There is a very nice graphical representation of the "fighting" between the robots.
Definetly worth checking out if you like pogramming games in general.
Cheers,
Chris
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.