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Multiple worlds just dilutes the playerbase amongst the different worlds so you end up never seeing another player in the same world as you on small servers

Basically toad described the BHP minecraft server... survival, economy, central spawn city, ability to teleport between spawn and home (which you set yourself). That server also has the advantage of being established and having quite a few 'regulars', although it's not as busy as it was in the early ...

I play on the bluehell productions server these days. Our server took so long to get updated due to depending on lots of different plugins that it wasn't worth playing on :-( not the fault of the admins here, just bad luck with lazy plugin authors.

Village i just started on - http://mc ...

Not voted for any because there are no games on that list that I play. Been playing some Diablo 2 lately with Andy (who has popped into Tsu from time to time)...

Of those on that list, the only ones I even own are Battlefield 2 and Crysis.

First I have seen of this topic, not got a lot of time at the moment (off to cycle home through the freezing cold in a minute) so I will re-iterate what I have said before.

Currently I have little time for engagement with online communities, hence why I have been withdrawing from positions on ...

Are you using the same XBL account? AFAIK you can only be online on one console at a time with a single XBL account.

My browser remembers them for me

AIR is, as far as I know, a desktop product, which would seem to suggest this might have ramifications for the desktop market too. Whilst I doubt flash is going to vanish overnight it makes little sense for Adobe to develop two completely separate platforms for desktop and mobile when the mobile ...

It looks like even Adobe are beginning to ditch Flash in favour of HTML5...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15648899

The report said the firm would now focus on the alternative HTML5 technology and its own AIR product.

Hope you don't mind me quickly posting this for euro-zone people;

2pm US Central = 8pm GMT (UK)

With the GMT time you can more easily calculate your local timezone by adding your GMT+/- offset for your timezone, rather than having to figure out wtf GMT offset US Central is, convert that back to ...

Nice specs kagami and logan

Mine (from memory, at work atm)
Motherboard: ASUS M4N72-E
Processor: AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition (3.1GHz)
Memory: 8GB Crucial Ballistix (4x 2GB)
GPU: NVIDIA 9600GT (1GB)
DVD Drives: 2x Sony Optiarc DVD-RW
HDD: 2x Seagate Barracuda (1x 320GB, 1x 160GB)
WiFi: Belkin ...

Not going to help if the problem is overheating since the new card would also probably end up overheating if the cooling is not improved. Try running the pc on its side with the cover removed to let some heat out to see if that helps :p

Yes, an overheated GPU can also cause artifacts like that, did you try checking the GPU temp when these issues are happening using the NVIDIA system tools (or other software of your choice) as suggested?

Although, if you have been overheating your GPU enough to cause artifacts regularly you've ...

Indeed, I run an AMD processor and an NVIDIA GPU and it works perfectly well. I also have an NVIDIA chipset, not sure how much that helps, if at all.

http://www.nvidia.co.uk/object/nvidia_system_tools_6.06_uk.html

As for failure rates for GPUs... typically very low, but there's always going to be some and somebody has to be the one who ends up buying them. Even if you RMA it and the new one still doesnt work at least you have an almost brand new ...