I got my heart broken today when I found out a couple things about the new Pentium IIIs (Tualatin). One is that Intel will be selling it in a position that will make its leading (shittier) Pentium 4 look more appealing, which is more expensive. Second is that it requires a special mobo that can handle the 1.5v core, as previous Pentium IIIs had a 1.65v core. This really sucks, cause I eventually wanted to pop one of them babies into my rig. Then again, it probably won’t be produced as a SEC (Single-Edge Contact) anyways. Gotta go for that 1Ghz Coppermine, then. Read more at AnandTech. I also got my heart broken over something else, but nevermind that.
Since I started working on the new DEMOBOARD, Loogie has been working on the new MOD section. Of course, you know that I finished the DEMOBOARD on Sunday, but Loog’s general stupidity of all matters made it take 3 times as longer to get the MOD section in working order. Today, I took the shell of what Loog left (he’s in New York, BTW) and ran with it. I rewrote some of the Perl to make all the entries show up in one table. That took a while considering that I don’t even know Perl. Anyways, I have a rather messy but functioning system up. It’s similar to the DEMOBOARD obviously in the fact that it uses DBMan as a base. I’m beginning to love DBMan for its overall customizability and power. Anyways again, you can find it here. The link in the Navigation frame still links to the old database for now.
I was supposed to get Quake II today, but of course I didn’t. I find the balance between story and gameplay to be uniquely fun in the demo version (1 of 3 demos to actually score a 10). I strongly suggest that you pick it up sometime if you have not yet ventured down that path already. The review for Star Wars Pit Droids is up, too.
This Snake better find some Quake II on his floor tomorrow or some retailer is gonna get some smack layed on them, Nine Inch Snake sytle!
