Big shot, no way...




I know enough, but I\'m no big shot...
I\'m spelling impared, so what.  When scripting every thing I make is duble checked and debuged.  
By the way... Albert Einstien couldn\'t drive.  Didn\'t stop him from be one of the worlds greatest thinkers!  And yes, there were cars back then!

MULLINGAR, Ireland -- A 16-year-old Irish student has startled the Internet world by creating a new Web browser that may -- or may not -- be able to goose browsing times by 600 percent.

But the speed claims for the browser -- which comes with 120 search engines, all the major media players, a DVD player, and an HTML and WAP editor built in -- have drawn criticism because no one has yet been able to clock it.

Adnan Osmani, a shy but cheerful student at St. Finian\'s school in this town about 50 miles from Dublin, spent two years coding what he calls his \"Xwebs megabrowser\" for an annual Irish school science challenge, the Esat BT Young Scientist of the Year competition.

\"I just wanted it faster, for myself,\" said Osmani, the son of two doctors. \"I wanted to make the perfect browser.\"

Osmani\'s programming precocity is undoubted, said judges for the competition. Larry Taylor, a judge from the competition\'s sponsor Esat BT, said Xwebs \"is of the level of a final-year project by a university student and would be given the highest marks.\"

Osmani said he has developed an algorithm that speeds up the way information is handled inside the browser. The technique takes advantage of the features of a particular type of server used widely on the Internet.

The browser handles multiple requests for information, he said. So, instead of a single stream of information, several streams are processed simultaneously. In essence, the task of bringing over a Web page is divided into a set of smaller tasks, cutting the time it takes to reassemble a Web page on the computer screen.

But the judges evaluated Osmani\'s browser without even considering its speed, as they could not independently benchmark it and lacked complete access to the browser\'s source code, Taylor said.

Osmani won\'t reveal more of the code because he is exploring the possibility of patenting or copyrighting aspects of his browser. Some judges said they were unsure whether the process would work in the real world, but others believe it could....

Full article at: http://www.wired.com/news/infostructure/0,1377,57393,00.html

He is only two years older than me.... Maybe people that are younger than you are smarter than you. :O

It happends every time.  I read an article about some new ground breaking MMORPG or RPG.  I go to there site to check it out, even seeing if they need help.  After all I\'m a free lance programmer and CG artist.  They need help but they 16yr olds.   Anyways where was I, oh yeah.  I check out the forum on the site. I post a question avout some little thing I don\'t understand (see: How can that be...?) and there is allways 1 or 2 idoits on there that pook fun.  The post says I\'m a newbie, yeah, newbie to the forum not the field.  Think about that.  To me your a newbie.  By the way if you want to see my work...  I wrote code for 12 different freeware programs and currently design Web Templates for any one to use.  My CG animation skills are only being applied to my new RPG call The Legend of Ka-Tar, which is set to be released late 2004.  I don\'t like arguing with you so lets let it be.

I can\'t stand it any more!! I need to play PlanShift, but I can\'t!!! When will the new release be out?! Someone plz tell me! 8o

Here is a thought how about spell that will take you to cerntin citys or areas.

Or maybe... Supose the was some sort of areas, like a circles of stones (like Stone Henge in brittin) that could telaport you to the other stone circles for a price..