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Spanish, school.......
« on: 23 August 2007, 21:04:09 »
yo, havn't been on a while as for my infestation i gunna start again soon as soon as i buy my new computer (windows 95) at the moment i wanna buy a new windows XP. also i havn't given up, and i hope i will be able to learn more about rigging, and moddeling,



also has anyone had trouble with blender on windows?
i've tried on 8 defferent computers from windows 98- vista, and the latest 2 versions of blender dont work, and i tried the older ones aswell?

also in school we're starting spanish, nice language, very based, yet i am gunna have 3 more years of it  :o .........
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« Reply #1 on: 24 August 2007, 02:09:37 »
How have you been able to develop under 95?!? I use it sometimes b/c I like old stuff, but as your main comp, you'd be better off putting linux on it... And it could work too... I just put linux on an old 95 era computer and it ran great! ((x)ubuntu feisty fawn)...

And, were you even able to use glest under 95? (I wonder if I could manage it?)

As to blender, the biggest problem I had is python, which I fixed by googling around a bit (that was on vista) and it also worked for me with xp...

And yeah, 3 language credit reqs are ... a bit annoying ... (I took Latin for fun in eighth grade for a high school credit, and then I had to take it again (and again) so I get the 3 consecutive years in...)
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« Reply #2 on: 27 August 2007, 21:34:17 »
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How have you been able to develop under 95?!? I use it sometimes b/c I like old stuff, but as your main comp, you'd be better off putting linux on it... And it could work too... I just put linux on an old 95 era computer and it ran great! ((x)ubuntu feisty fawn)...

And, were you even able to use glest under 95? (I wonder if I could manage it?)

As to blender, the biggest problem I had is python, which I fixed by googling around a bit (that was on vista) and it also worked for me with xp...

And yeah, 3 language credit reqs are ... a bit annoying ... (I took Latin for fun in eighth grade for a high school credit, and then I had to take it again (and again) so I get the 3 consecutive years in...)


yea, i was wondering about linux, but i am $100 dollars short of buyin a new xp, so i thought i would just skip it, also i would use my floppy drive to move the data around computers, (my little brother put a few coins in it and broke it the other day), but i would print off the xml with a printer, and type most off it up by hand and then, do the moddeling and playing at the library
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« Reply #3 on: 8 September 2007, 15:09:21 »
Looks like you will need an English class more than a Spanish one. Hey, look on the positive side. After 3 years, you might be able to forgo English and apply for Spanish citizenship instead. I am shure they gonna appearatiate ur leet infezstation skillz.
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« Reply #4 on: 8 September 2007, 15:35:38 »
english class in the US?
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« Reply #5 on: 8 September 2007, 23:39:08 »
Ummmm... I think it was supposed to be an insult, but it didn't really make sense. In three years of secondary school Spanish, I doubt anyone would be proficient enough to mingle with native speakers. Besides, English classes are standard curriculum in the US.
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« Reply #6 on: 9 September 2007, 05:12:58 »
ahh, i see. he dont want to get spanish citizenship.
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« Reply #7 on: 14 September 2007, 01:03:42 »
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Looks like you will need an English class more than a Spanish one. Hey, look on the positive side. After 3 years, you might be able to forgo English and apply for Spanish citizenship instead. I am shure they gonna appearatiate ur leet infezstation skillz.

WTF, wat about my Infestation skills, and why should i get a english class?
for your info caps and punctuation is not totally mandatory on the internet.

and  what does this meen?
"they gonna appearatiate ur leet infezstation skillz"
spelling translation
they going to appreciate your leet infestation skills."
either way what does that mean?
infestation is still alive, i am having trouble with a modeler so i am using some sst:ld models at the moment but the xml is done, and i have finished the trickier xml files like a min and some turrets
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« Reply #8 on: 15 September 2007, 04:01:30 »
Ok, yeah... About punctuation: to say the least, it is appreciated.

But no one else seems to have a problem with how people write on this board, after all, on international forums, native English speakers generally forgive syntax errors. I don't see why that acceptance shouldn't extend to other English speakers as well.
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