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~fuckyeaplz (https://www.deviantart.com/fuckyeaplz) After the very anticipated release of Counter-Strike 1.6 only one week ago I am very happy to tell you: GNU/Linux is becoming more and more attractive for gamers as Counter-Strike: Source (abbreviated "CS:S") is now available for download via the Steam client (read about installing Steam for Linux in my previous Journal Entry). CS:S is a tactical shooting game requiring tons of skill and a highly developed sense for strategy - just like previous versions of this popular shooter. But unlike its predecessors Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, Counter-Strike: Source is way more appealing as far as graphic

:bulletred: This article is slightly out-of-date: Steam for Linux is now available in Ubuntu Software Center, for Ubuntu 12.10, 12.04, 11.04 and 10.04. This also means that Steam for Linux is no longer considered beta software :bulletred: This is some exciting news: Valve has just announced (20 Dec 2012) that...: "...Steam for Linux is now available in Beta to all users of Steam. With a growing catalog of Linux-supported games (including Serious Sam 3: BFE, Team Fortress 2, Killing Floor and others) and an active Steam for linux community group, the timing's right to jump in and share your feedback." EDIT: Counter-Strike: Source and Counte

Today I finally finished this stupid Physics seminar work I have been writing for months now... A friend of mine had to build together a walking robot called YT-3000 "YETI" (as seen in the picture above) -> https://www.arexx.com/arexx.php?cmd=goto&cparam=p_yeti Well and I had to write a special program :typerhappy: to make the robo walking. The results are: pages over pages full of nonsense nobody cares about and no one will never ever read exept for my teacher  :trollface:  who has to correct it. a lot of wasted time. frustrating moments with the superb YETI walking robot :sarcasm:  (that never walked btw because I couldn't even send m