From the monthly archives:

March 2006

Hostel. It isn’t very good.

March 27, 2006

You’ve probably heard of the movie “Hostel“.
According to some IMDB users, it’s the most gory and the most scary film in the world, ever. Apparently, in some theatres, members of the audience were so scared and shocked they left the theatre and hid in the toilets and had to be coaxed out by sweet-natured staff.
Bunch [...]

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IPB, IPC and IPD

March 22, 2006

So far this week I’ve managed a little bit of everything.
The biggest achievement being adding the IP.Converge installer. Rikki designed and Josh wrote a fairly generic IPS installer framework which I’ve tweaked for IP.Converge. It’s a really nice system that will be used for IPB and IPD to give a familiar look and feel to [...]

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IPB 2.2 Development Green Light

March 20, 2006

Invision Power Board (IPB) 2.2 has been in spec form for a few months. We paused IPB 2.2 when we worked on IP.Converge. This wasn’t done for lack of manpower – quite contrary, we have four full time developers and two part time developers – it was done so that we could see how much [...]

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xbox360

March 14, 2006

Now, this is going to be a very short and contentious entry:
The Microsoft xbox 360 is amazing. What’s more amazing is xbox live. Games which you’ve completed still get a spin in the drive thanks to online gaming. Call of Duty II is a brilliant single player game – but it’s even better when played [...]

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It’s out.

March 9, 2006

We revealed the project that I’ve been working on with Josh today. We’ve been working on this for the past three weeks or so which is why I’ve been fairly quiet with regards to development news.
Rather than repeat myself – here’s the announcement.
If you’re curious what the ACP looks like – check out this screenshot.

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