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Arma 2 Mission Editor Tutorial 1/2
Download the mission script at www.arma2.com Learn more at arma2.com Buy now sprocketidea.com Next up in the series of video updates introducing the unique features of the Arma 2 franchise, we present a two-part tutorial demonstrating Arma 2’s powerful and easy to use Mission Editor utility. It provides a sandbox including all of the assets available in Arma 2 and associated games, such as Operation Arrowhead and British Armed Forces, and a whole host of freely downloadable community created content on top! Create a dynamic mission across two tutorials of growing complexity. Unlock the massive potential of Arma 2 by learning how to confidently use the editor: from the basic tools at your disposal to more advanced editing and scripting techniques. The sophisticated Mission Editor offers an intuitive, unobtrusive interface, enabling you to create completely customisable missions, scenarios – even campaigns – very quickly, and in only a few simple steps.
Web Host Industry Review Editor in Chief Named Co-Chair of HostingCon 2011
Addition of Co-Chair Strengthens Conference Program for Industry’s Premier Event
West Chester, OH – April 20, 2011 — iNET Interactive (www.inetinteractive.com) announced today that Liam Eagle, editor in chief of prominent industry news and analysis publication for the hosted services industry, the Web Host Industry Review (www.thewhir.com), has been named co-chair of HostingCon 2011 (www.hostingcon.com), the premier conference and tradeshow for the hosted services industry.
In this new role, Mr. Eagle will work with existing Chair Kevin Gold to define the educational program for the event’s more than 60 sessions. Eagle has worked at the Web Host Industry Review since its inception in 2000, and as editor since 2003. He was the launch editor for the WHIR Magazine print publication in 2004, and has steered its in-depth coverage of the industry ever since. He joined iNET Interactive when it acquired the WHIR in March of this year, bringing another leading industry resource into a stable of iNET media properties that already included HostingCon, and Web Hosting Talk, the industry’s largest, most influential online community.
“Liam interacts with the leading thinkers and executives in the hosted services industry on a daily basis, which gives him exceptional insight into what is most important to businesses in the space,” says Gold. “We’re excited to have him on board and we’re confident that Liam’s knowledge and relationships will further strengthen the value gained from HostingCon’s conference program.”
Eagle was named to the HostingCon advisory board shortly before the acquisition, in anticipation of an eventual transition to co-chair.
“When the WHIR joined iNET, I was very excited about all the opportunities it presented for these great hosting properties to work together,” says Eagle. “And having a chance to contribute to building out the conference program for HostingCon was right at the top of that list.”
Development of the conference program for HostingCon 2011 is currently underway. The event is scheduled to take place August 8-10, 2011, in San Diego, California. Information and registration is available on the event’s website at www.HostingCon.com.
About HostingCon
HostingCon is the premiere conference and trade show serving the hosted services industry. In its sixth year, HostingCon brings together web hosts, data centers, cloud, software-as-a-service (SaaS), ISVs and other infrastructure providers who make the Internet work. HostingCon is an iNET Interactive event. For more details about HostingCon, visit www.HostingCon.com. For more information on iNET Interactive, visit www.iNETinteractive.com.
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Video Review: Smultron, a Free Text Editor for Mac OS X.
Direct Download: zaltin.com encoded in Quicktime format at 1280×800. Transcript: Today, we’ll be looking at installing and using Smultron, a free text editor for Mac OS X. We’ll start by heading to Safari and going to www.tuppis.com The icon for Smultron is a strawberry because the developer, Peter Borg, is Swedish, and Smultron in Swedish translates to Strawberry. Look for the download link and click to download the latest version. You will be directed to a SourceForge download page. Simply allow it to load, and it should automatically download the file. I won’t make you wait for this to download. Because Smultron is not a packaged file, but simply an app, all we have to do is open our Applications folder and drag Smultron right in. Upon opening the application, we must confirm that we want to open it. Because we’ve downloaded it from a trusted source, click Open. We begin with a very basic Cocoa Application layout with the files listed on the left, the text editing area on the right, and the toolbar on top. For demonstration purposes, I’ve created a few files: index.html, style.css, page.php, and script.js. You’ll notice that the icons in the file pane on the left are resizable with this slider, and use Quick Look to show you just what you’re looking at. In index.html our file extension is HTML, so Smultron will syntax highlight for HTML code. In style.css, Smultron will syntax highlight differently for CSS, and in script.js, it highlights accordingly. The default …
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[MISCS] From Editor — I am crying — 18th Nov. 2009
Before writing this: I should clarify this fact. I was elected as committer by “THREE TIMES” at *@*.apache.org mailing lists before becoming a first individual and outside USA sponsor ( http://an.to/asf ). Anyone can not buy @apache.org account : declaration:
—- As an ex-sponsor of the apache software foundation I would like to write various thing here.Before that, to be honest, the current board members are so much OBSOLETE from my point of views. Compile the tasks and go emertus I recommend as an ex-sponsor (individual). December Last Year or around, I sent messages to all the members in @apache.org (committers + members) as a sponsor. In general, “I do not know button” would never happen (See the thanks.html PAGE, guys) – because just “archive” button exist – however some (generally) nuts had pushed “I do not know” button and my linkedin account suspended for a few days. (My heart was just saying in cruel: at that time) See the thanks.html page, MEMBERS! Plus, my sponshorship was not “tax-deductive”. Understand that? Gradually found out there lays the critical difference between the USA/European Foundations/NPOs and Japanese ones. One of the NPOs which I am getting involved (donating) in — named “Tsubasa” (for the gifted in Japan / NPO — “tsubasa = wings”) : Tsubasa’s chair said to me “it is not a good joke because there are persons who donated 2000USD or more to us”. (It was just a mistake of him: I was just joking as I knew the policitians and chair of the re-form of japanese gov. — 12 years, so just joking) This attitude is Japanese NPOs’ style. Normal attitudes towards the donators. All the components (Apache members) should “thank” to those donated or sponsored as a matter of course — this IS the rule of NPOs at least in Japan. ….. And “I don’t know button”? …. and spam? … and abrupt suspension? Cultural difference or the arrogance of the bureaucratic Foundation, which operates OPEN sources — anyways. My heart is crying …. Today is my birthday. Tetsuya Kitahata — kitahata@99.alumni.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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