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Edward - It doesn't happen that often, that I'm able to keep my mouth shut for an hour and a quarter while I'm with someone else in a car. But this had a reason, which I'm going to tell now.
This other person was a boy, who was driving me home. I was going to spend the weekend...
Jul 16
Nicky-bear - I'm not sure why today, but I'm really missing and feeling heartbroken over my son, my Nicky. It's not a special day or anything, today is not the anniversary of any special event regarding him. I'm just...missing him.
I watched a little boy with...
2 Responses
Aug 7, 2008
Do You Know How It Feels? - does anyone else know how it feels to hold someone you love, you can never hold them close enough, you literally want to melt into there body and even then you dont think youd be content with it? I love someone that much, i would die for them and it...
4 Responses
Aug 24, 2012
About A Friend - I just had a friend let me go yesterday. She used to be on here, but left some months back and then we talked through email a lot. She's married with kids, but isn't really happy with her life. In the last several days we'd been having email chats about gender...
3 Responses
Nov 23
The Tale Of A Cat, Wolf And Mouse - It took awhile for me to realize it was a cat and mouse game but little did I know he would eventually turn into a wolf. First year I was a trophy mouse flashy cars and v.i.p treatment all the while making him do it the traditional way asking...
Oct 15
You Come And Go, For Good - So I had contact with my ex, for about.. 3 days!
Then it made him realize that his new girlfriend was really made for him and that he can't control his urges around me.
Wishes me the best in life, and broke all contact.
And that's how I got screwed...
1 Response
Jul 5
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind - A year abroad, an adventure at its best, I had resolved not to get involved emotionally with anyone and was successful until the last month of my stay in a foreign country. He was a friend, not even a good friend, but someone I saw daily and flirted...
Sep 13
:( - When I inhale it hurts , when I exhale I feel like its my last breath...I fight back tears all day. The smallest things make me break down. I wanna just forget it all wake up from the nightmare.
3 Responses
Oct 2, 2012
P.S. I Miss You - I still wonder.. where it went wrong.
When I think of all the promises that we made, things we wanted to do togehter.
My thoughts moving too fast and not keeping up with my heart..
I miss you, Edward.
Even after all this time, a rather big part of me wants to...
1 Response
Aug 21
I Feel In Love With You Again - I saw you and fell in love again. Even though I swore to myself I never would. Even though you caused me emotional heartbreak, I forgot all about it and let you back in. For a few days, I was happy. And of course, I should have known better. You...
2 Responses
May 1
Loving Him And Leaving Him. - When I was 19 I met him. We instantly hit it off and I fell hard. I'm now 22 and possibly the most heartbroken I have ever been in my entire life.
I knew from the beginning that he was trouble but I just couldn't get over how head over heels I was...
2 Responses
Sep 9
How Could You Leave Me Like That? - It was not even a month and your were already calling her "my girl" just stop, for a moment. Think about this, think about us, me. No point, you ever cared. It took you 24 hours to ignore me, leave me hanging and then say "bye" but it took...
1 Response
Jul 27
The Bullshitter - I recently moved to the desert,far away from my boyfriend of 1 year and he started making excuses-reasons not to come and see me when I knew without a doubt he was able. I confronted him about it and he replied "I haven't been in love with you for the past 8...
1 Response
Nov 13
Broken Hearts And Vodka ;( - I've just been drinking my pain away but the more i drink the harder it becomes and the source of my misery is my own business x(
5 Responses
Sep 9, 2012
Why Do You Do This To Me? - So Yesterday my boyfriend told me that he didnt know what he wanted anymore, Although he still says he loves me and wants me and wants to be with me, but how can he? if he wants them things then why not just be with me insted of asking me to wait...
1 Response
Jul 15, 2011
I Love You... But I Hate You - why do I still love him after he broke my heart over and over again , why do i still love him when flirting and playing with other girls is in his genes, you want to know because I'm hooked, he got me he pretended he loved me then let me go in...
3 Responses
Sep 13
When My Story Doesn't Make Sense, My Heart Stops For A Sec! - When you are on one end of a cliff. And your falling, Who is going to catch you?
They say, If he loves you he leaves and never comes back, he wasn't worth it.
If he comes back. It was meant to be. Well, This is not a...
1 Response
Aug 15, 2012
Love Is A Myth. - Love is a myth. Like, seriously. You love someone and they don't love you back. Someone absolutely perfect, who you know is good for you, loves you but you can't love them in the way they want. It's unfair. And yes I'm only seventeen but honesty, why? I just don...
Oct 10
Pain - I want this pain to go away. I miss you so much, sometimes I feel like I'm dying without you. You have made me feel like I will never find love again and that terrifies me.
1 Response
Jul 26
You - You lead me on and than dropped it all.
You made me feel special but then made me cry.
You told me you loved me and then left me for dead.
I can't believe i was so naive i was so stupid to think you cared.
Why would you do this!
Why don't you care!?
I wish I loathed you...
1 Response
Jan 29
He Doesn'T Realize How Much He'S Hurting Me - I told him how I felt and he said he likes me too. He's really shy so now he told me he's not ready for a relationship and I feel so ..shiit. because all this time Its me who's been doing all the work in our relationship. And now when...
Apr 9
Dont Know What To Do About Cheating Husband - I have been married for almost 23 years. The last 5 yrs we have grown part. Husband is having an affair, asked him to leave on may longweekend. I know he is still seeing her. How do i wn him back?
1 Response
Jun 23, 2012
Closure - I got my closure.
Should I be happy?
Should I be sad?
I don't know how to feel, so I'll just share my story with you.
He told me he loved his new girlfriend more than me, and I hadn't had a full hour of sleep last night. I stayed home today, to sleep. I wouldn't have...
5 Responses
Feb 4
Father Of My Child - Broke my heart a million and one times and still I continued to forgive. Denied my child for the second time and that I can never get over. Cheated on me every time we got back together since 2009 I know he will never change but why do I continue to allow...
Oct 28
Thought You Loved Me - I thought you loved me ...
You made me felt like I was the only girl on your mind,
The only girl you loved..
But did I think to hard?
You said you got strong feelings for me
2 days past
You got some other chick on your plate
Why couldn't you tell...
Nov 18
Crushing Into You - At this current moment I feel useless and very sad.
Dark clouds have been above my head for almost two weeks now, and my heart feels heavy.
I cant shake this feeling of restlessness.
Because it's hard to like someone who doesn't even notice you, who doesn't...
1 Response
Mar 25
My Pain - It's like screaming
And no sound is made
It's like your heart is being crushed
By a thousand spears and knives
It's like you've lived a thousand lives
Of remorse and regret and torture
It hurts.
Your eyes burn as coldness drips down your cheek
It's all of these...
Jun 20
Will The Pain Ever Go Away? - I was in a long-distance relationship for nineteen months. He was perfection. I literally thought he was the man I was going to marry; he was my soulmate and my best friend. He was the rock that kept me from going insane from my mental...
1 Response
Jun 13, 2012
Big And Small Things - The smaller things in life used to make me happy.
A simple gesture from a stranger, an innocent child smiling to me at the super market and also the ending of a good day.
Those small things could make me smile, and make my day like nothing else could. It...
3 Responses
Feb 9
Broken Hearted Girl - You're the only one I wish I could forget
The only one I'd love enough to not forgive
And yes you break my heart, you're the only one
And though there are times when I hate you
Cause I can't erase
The times that you hurt me
And put tears on my face...
1 Response
Dec 24, 2012
When Dissapointment Kicks In - Lately I've been walking around feeling like I could take on the world.
There was still hope I'd be able to finish my school work on time, and I finally had an appointment with the boy I like to look forward to.
But reality had to ruin it for me...
Apr 22
She finally did it.
Broke my heart.
Expected, inevitable
Deserved. Did I?
Honest, a rarity in my vocabulary
I was to her, complete
She boasted, my attention her drug
She was a fiend, I know we miss eachother
However, we knew the theme, the tittle to this show
We called...
6 days ago
Did He Really Love Me? - Three days ago I found out my boyfriend was hiding a secret for the past three years we were dating. I thought I knew my boyfriend inside/out. We spent everyday talking to one another and hanging out 3 times a week, due to our work schedules. The past...
2 Responses
Sep 2
I Guess So... - Maybe not me but him...I dumped him because I was suffering he said things that really hurted me my heart got smashed into pieces when he said to another girl that he never gone out with me and he liked someone else that really hurted me.
I was faithful I...
1 Response
Nov 13, 2008
HeartBroken -
So….. had my heart broken……… been exactly 2 months and 20 days now…….. how do you get over someone? Well for starters, it takes time. As much as this sucks, it's true! I wish I could just erase all the...
7 Responses
Sep 24, 2009
Why Is Love So Hard? - I started to believe that he was the one. And then he tells me that he has a girlfriend for 6 yrs. By principle, I never get involved with people dating/married to somebody else. But it hurts so effing much- I haven't felt this way about anybody in my...
2 Responses
Feb 14, 2011
I Am Heartbroken - I fell in love with a man that promised me so much. I knew everything he said was to good to be true, but I was so tired of being alone that I fell head over heels for him.
I recently found out that he also had another relationship going on. Me not wanting to...
4 Responses
Apr 9
Don't Know Which Way Anymore... - I have been dating a girl for the last couple of months but I have known her for close to a year now. We have a fantastic relationship and we get on great - truly chemistry there. She ticks all of my boxes and as far as I know I tick all hers...
2 Responses
Sep 18
I Am Heartbroken.. - Yesterday my girlfriend and best friend of almost two years broke up with me suddenly. She says she has been feeling miserable for a bit of time and just can't do it anymore. I am speechless. I feel like my heart and stomach are eating me alive, I have never...
1 Response
Jun 11, 2011
The Session - I can't stop thinking about it. No matter what I do, where I go, what amazing, fun things I'll get to do, it doesn't matter. It's there, in the way, and it's just one thought. One thought that keeps spinning through my head. Whatever I'm doing, it's there. It comes...
3 Responses
Jun 14
You Have To Draw The Line Somewhere - Guys, girls, I read too much about people being cheated on and blaming themselves for it. Nothing you have done made your partner sleep around. There is no excuse for that betrayl. I know it hurts and I know love isn't something easliy given...
Oct 15
My Best Friend Was Both The Love Of My Life And 18 Months Ago Began Living A Double Life. - Where do I begin? Could it be wondering how on earth I found myself standing next to my best friend and up until a very short time ago a man I loved with all of my heart, recently at his...
Sep 18
My Love Story - This is my first story, please be kind.
My name is Ashlee and until 2 months ago I was in a relationship with a guy named Kris. We were together for five years. I thought we would be together forever, he was the one, my best friend, my everything and now hes gone...
1 Response
Nov 25, 2012
Another Broken Heart - Loneliness might be men's biggest enemy in history.
Feeling alone, loning to be loved but you're lonely.
And it hurts a lot..
I feel very lonely.
For most of my life I had, actually.
I want to be loved by someone who accepts me as I am, and who's there for...
Apr 6
It's Been 3 Years - I just want to sing with you one more time, hold you one more time, tell you I'm sorry. Life got in the way. The universe didn't want us together. **** the universe.
I miss you so god damned much. I still sign Autumn Effect, and I swear I can hear you in the...
Nov 25
Hurt's So Much - My boyfriend broke up with me just over a week ago now. We had been together for about 3 years and 4 months. We had a great time together and he was my best friend. We had little arguments like most couples but nothing major. We was faithful to each other and...
4 Responses
Mar 2, 2009
It Is What It Is - So she found another...Intellectually I know it may be for the best..but the heart has no logic..It sucks but you do what you have to do..You grieve a little and pick yourself back up to live another day.
13 Responses
Aug 30, 2010
Heart, Let Go. - I want my heart to let him go.
I want it to not want him anymore, any longer.
And I most certainly don't want him back in my life again.
Because he changed.
It's like someone else quietly sneaked into his body and changed everything.
His smile, his aura and...
1 Response
Feb 12
Too Old For You... - Christmas of 2010 brought the end of my 22 year marriage. I was devastated by the betrayal of my husband. I thought my heart was beyond repair. I surprised myself and grew stronger everyday. Freedom and independence led me to a happiness I thought was out...
4 Responses
Aug 24, 2012
No Me Without You (Story 110) - Today...
Maybe he thought I was laughing at him. I wasn't. The situation was of Skype crashing, it was hilarious and it affected both of us. The difference was that I responded by laughing, he became frustrated. I gave up on the situation, no use...
1 Response
Jul 5
My Ups And Down Feeling, Need Advice - Okay these is my story, i had been in love with this guy, we were together for 8month then he broke up with me, he said that he want to focus on his study, i was sad heartbroken, i did text him and want him back, but he refuse, he said he...
2 Responses
Nov 29
I Have A Very Uneasy And Frightening Feeling - Everything in my life is going fine. I'm not overwhelmed, heartbroken or out of place. I'm confident, in a wonderful relationship, I have a lovely relationship with my parents, and I'm doing awesome in school. Lately, I have been...
3 Responses
2 days ago
I Hate Feeling This - I hate being in love with you ,i hate having to wait all day to maybe receive a single txt msg from you .I hate the feeling of anguish and sadness because i know that I love you and only you .I hate feeling trapped ....I know your a broken piece scared to...
1 Response
Nov 14
I Show No Feelings - i do have feelings for some others outside of my family, some, but actully i didn't cry when my grandpa died, and i was 6!, i have not cried since then. the most common feelings i have are anger,agression,depression,ect. And my love life is also very dull. i...
Nov 23
I Love The Feeling - Well im writing this not in regard to spring or summer but in regard to autumn and winter. I love when its cool or cold out and for me Im searching for that little bit or warmth on my skin to make me get in the comfort zone and then out of nowhere the sun...
Nov 26
Feeling So Strong But So Weak - Sometimes I think I'm not strong enough. Sensitive heart plus stupid brain equals a mess. can't hate, can't hurt without feeling the same or worse then the victims. Wondering how others do it so easily. Feeling no fear, no guilt, no regret...
Nov 28
The Dark Feelings I Hide Away From My Mother -
I know I can be full on and I can act up!
But there is a lot of feelings I hide away inside...
I feel you don't put in enough time to get to know me and brother..
You give us money and phones and tablets but it's like you are trying...
Nov 30
Really Trying To Express Feelings Through Writing - I have written down some inner feelings in an effort to expose my inner self. I am definitely not comfortable with it and am very afraid of rejection or that I will scare "the one" off
I have them at this story
EP Link
Nov 12
Feeling Alone - Don't know what to say? Just feeling alone in relationship.
Very frustrated and irritated...
It seems in this world where so many people r living-- no one is truly there for me.
once you r engaged in a relation you have to be very loyal and truthful.
1 Response
Nov 14
Residual feelings. - its been over a year since my break up with someone who treated my so poorly. I was lied to, deceived, cheated on, and led on. I let so many red flags go unnoticed because I wanted to do everything I could to express that my feelings were absolute. But every...
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[RELEASED]: MCE Live TV (and MCE Netflix) XBMC Integration
Member Posts: 59 Joined: Jun 2011 Reputation: 0 |
2012-06-01 16:15
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I tried this but on esc my mcenetflix closes but xbmc window doesnt come up .. its still minimized.. what am I doing wrong?
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2012-06-06 14:49
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(2012-06-01 16:15)hardrock_121 Wrote: I tried this but on esc my mcenetflix closes but xbmc window doesnt come up .. its still minimized.. what am I doing wrong? I have the same issue. Any ideas? |
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2012-06-10 19:13
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I had the same issues. XBMC was not being brought forward again. Since I already had AutoIt installed to integrate Hulu Desktop application (much simpler than the menu interface for BlueCop's = higher WAF), I decided to throw this into a similar AutoIt script, compile, and add to Adv. Launcher.
Here is the script that I used for it: Code: Run(@WindowsDir & "\ehome\ehshell.exe /url:windowsmediacenterapp:{e6f46126-f8a9-4a97-9159-b70b07890112}\{982ea9d3-915c-4713-a3c8-99a4688b7c59}?EntryPointParameters=","", @SW_MAXIMIZE) This will launch Netflix, wait for 7MC to close, then forces XBMC back to focus. The OP's EscToCloseMCE.exe makes closing out of Netflix much easier and nicer for the WAF. That said, I am getting an annoying error popup with both the OPs method and my script above. When it launches MCE Netflix, it pops up the stupid little blue box in the bottom corner saying that the page cannot be displayed. While it is saying that stupid error, the Netfllix interface is loading up in the back just fine. So I have to click OK out of the error message and I'm in my Netflix with no issues. Anyone else get that message or know how to get rid of it? EDIT: I also just noticed that if you go into Adv. Launcher, press C on your Netflix launcher and choose "Edit Launcher", then choose "Advanced Modifications", you can then change "Toggle XBMC Fullscreen" from on to off. This will stop XBMC from popping out into a fullscreen window and make it stay true fullscreen. This just helps keep things in more of smoother transition between the two. Using my AutoIt script above, it still minimizes XBMC in the background while Netflix is up though. The only issue with this is that it only improves the transition from XBMC->Netflix and not from Netflix back into XBMC. You will still see a quick flash of the desktop during the return. Hiding the taskbar and using a solid black background helps make that flash a little nicer.
(This post was last modified: 2012-06-10 21:02 by vidkun.)
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2012-06-21 01:14
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setup and working - what skins would you suggest work best? Currently using confluence
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2012-06-27 05:02
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OK... got a question... these scripts are great.. but what im trying to do is set up a button on my harmony remote.. so if i go to select recorded tv on my remote.. it minimizes xbmc and goes to recorded tv in wmc.. and then goes back once wmc is closed. right now, the way its set up is i click recorded tv, and it opens on top of xbmc.. which i dont want (for WAF).. any ideas?
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2012-06-27 16:37 RE: [RELEASED]: MCE Live TV (and MCE Netflix) XBMC Integration
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Just wondering is anyone else getting the "Unable to Display Page, Server not responding..." popup every time they open Netflix? It disappears in a few seconds and everything works, it's just kinda annoying...
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2012-06-27 18:29
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(2012-06-21 01:14)bry- Wrote: setup and working - what skins would you suggest work best? Currently using confluence Personally I use Neon and have it on my home menu. Let me know if you need a Netflix background! |
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2012-07-03 05:56
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Working great thanks
(This post was last modified: 2012-07-05 12:58 by frank.)
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2012-07-08 22:51
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Hey if you guys are interested I just added WMC's Internet TV, just create a shortcut with this string:
%windir%\ehome\ehshell.exe /url:windowsmediacenterapp:{e6f46126-f8a9-4a97-9159-b70b07890112}\{6a0bf4f6-4ea9-4334-96ea-44f3e813be83}?EntryPointParameters=ProviderID=eaa73961-90b2-452a-9a43-82f31601c417 |
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2012-07-08 23:05
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Ugh, well this was the perfect solution for me, except wmc netflix app will not work from a canadian ip for whatever reason. Seems this problem has gone on for quite awhile, and microsoft has not added support for canadian ip's.
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"Theres are plenty of dilapidated out there that need somebody to pray for them i mean you know, on the other hand people are in that position because may be they deserve it or may be because they made the wrong choices...life is a dark fuckin place..and its beautiful in the same token...a lot does grow in the dark" Saber (MSK AWR)
haha thats funny same here costra thats my boy too i been blownin down that la n silver n purple haze the purp was easilly the best
blah blah blah, fuck arjan and franco.. i would never actually buy these dudes seeds'
but this series is kinda interesting
this is my current smoking tune
to gully http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D44pyeEvhcQ
Ive been puffing on white rhino for the past couple of weeks, some of the best shit ive ever had.
this is were its at
Peace, Love, Unity, And Having Fun
so its like 4.50 in the morning and i just stole
a poted plant about this big
from next doors garden, put ashitty desk lamp on it till tommoro
gunna phone up my friend and get see if has any shit from his last setup
i was shitting myself tho, the plant was on their bedroom window sil and some light as on
yea i opend my windowto let my cat in,
and cuss its so early in the morning i could see this lil weed plant siting on their window sil so went down my fire escape, climbed along my wall and lowered y self into the garden, snuck up to the window took the plant and got back over
all in 2 minuets
its only 6 oclock here,
but yea when i here them go'' awwwww shit''
id bet they realise u cant just go leaving drugs lying in the open in my city
that pics not the plant tho,
my one looks alot healtiher but a lil smaller,
i think i might lst this one. i need a computerr fan or something
your a fucking dog...
i woulda done the same thing
seriously wat able bodyed stoner wouldnt
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I think in this case, I think negative numbers can be taken to mean "from the end of the address space", so to say they are "entirely meaningless" isn't really true.
Files with negative offsets
Posted Jun 2, 2005 22:22 UTC (Thu) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954) [Link]
Nobody said that negative numbers or negative addresses are entirely meaningless. The statement was that negative file offsets are meaningless, and it's hard to argue with that. Besides defying common sense, they defy POSIX. The goal of this interface, even for the special files, is to implement the POSIX standard and reap the benefits of presenting a uniform interface to application programs.
While it's nice that Linus and Al have saved users of all the normal files from this assault on common sense, it would have been nicer to spare the users of ALL files. There are plenty of interfaces the kernel could provide that access a memory location given an address, but this one is about making memory look like a file. A file doesn't have data before its beginning.
There are plenty of ways to map a 48 bit address space into a 63 bit file offset space. It's a kmem device driver problem, not a VFS problem. VFS was already as right as it could be.
Incidentally, another reason that loff_t has to be signed is that it is a return value from the lseek system call and C library function. As a positive number, it is a file offset; as a negative number, it indicates a failure. In the very special case of /dev/kmem, this turns out not to be critical because the particular negative numbers that would be used for failures are not addresses that Linux uses.
Posted Jun 3, 2005 12:23 UTC (Fri) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
Posted Jun 3, 2005 15:09 UTC (Fri) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954) [Link]
The choice is therefore to break the offset semantics and keep to AMD's documentation, or to define a new mapping for 48-bit to 63-bit, and have to rework it for a later processor with a 64-bit virtual address space.
I think those aren't the only options. For a 64 bit signed address space, I'd probably go with two files -- /dev/kmem where offset = address and /dev/kmem_minus where offset = -address .
Note that the negative offset solution Linus chose is not compatible with the full architectural specification either, because it doesn't work for addresses -1 - -4095, and not only the architecture but actual existing CPUs have such addresses.
(Reminder: -1 - -4095 don't work because in the loff_t type, those are error codes. I'm told it's not an immediate issue because Linux doesn't use those addresses).
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Posted Jun 7, 2005 7:20 UTC (Tue) by xoddam (subscriber, #2322) [Link]
offset = -address silly
Posted Jun 7, 2005 17:09 UTC (Tue) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954) [Link]
Posted Jun 7, 2005 7:31 UTC (Tue) by farnz (guest, #17727) [Link]
Two files is dangerous in terms of future compatibility, as AMD64 sign-extends addresses; thus, at the moment, I can read from 0xffffxxxxxxxx, where x is any hex digit, and get kernel addresses. In future, this becomes a userspace address (when the virtual space is extended to 49 or more bits), and my code suddenly breaks on me.
Linus's current solution works fine for as long as AMD64 processors have (or use) no more than 52-bits of virtual address space. I think the only long terms solution is to switch to 128-bit offset types, but that's going to be painful.
Posted Jun 7, 2005 17:31 UTC (Tue) by giraffedata (subscriber, #1954) [Link]
Which CPUs currently have a 64-bit virtual address space?
No one said any CPU currently has a 64-bit virtual address space.
I did say current AMD64 CPUs have addresses -1 - -4095. All of them do.
The reason this Linux architectural gap doesn't matter for the /dev/kmem case is that Linux chooses not to use the address range -1 - -2^20. (I'm not sure why -- I just looked up a memory map just now to verify what I was told about Linus' solution working in spite of the -1 -4095 hole is true).
It's the other way around. The sign extension is what makes it work the same regardless of the virtual address space size. (In fact, it's evident to me that that's the whole point behind AMD64's negative address weirdness/innovation). The 48 bit address 0xffff fffffff0 is the address -16, which is identical to the 52 bit address 0xfffff fffffff0 or the 64 bit address 0xffffffff fffffff0. When you read address -16, you will never be reading user space.
In your C program, you should be using a pointer data type, which is 64 bits encoded in two's complement pure binary, which means that even today, your pointer is encoded with the 64 bits 0xffffffff fffffff0. Nothing would change.
I don't see 128 bit file offsets ever happening. /dev/kmem isn't what the POSIX file interface is for; what it is for won't need 128 bit offsets enough to justify the cost of the change.
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Copyright 1997
Chapter 2
I lit up a cigarette and Reed ordered another beer. He took a quick look at my glass and told the bartender, "Get my friend John here another one too." I thanked him and went on with my story,
"Well, guys, for the rest of that summer, Bob made the long commute to the job each day. It was a two hour train ride from Brooklyn all the way out to the school.
When you added the train ride he was actually putting in about 14 hours a day, six days a week. This of course, strictly limited his social life. In fact, ever since he started school he never really allowed himself any time to make a lot of new friends.
His old friends, the ones he grew up with, were all at different schools now. They had all slowly drifted away and even as a kid, I could tell this wasn't a good trend.
The few new acquaintances he did make were limited to ROTC compatriots and one or two classmates. What little social life he did have mostly revolved around attending Russian Cultural Events in the City. But these outing were basically for educational purposes rather than social.
For awhile he tried hanging out with his ROTC buddies. It didn't last long though. He quickly concluded their social agenda was totally based on beer drunks. He tried it for a short period, but it really didn't fit into his busy schedule.
Bob did make one new friend though, a kid named Kenny Ponte. Buck had introduced Kenny to my brother back at school. They soon became buddies and ended up in the same boat...Russian Studies and The Patton Rifles. Kenny wasn't into the ROTC beer busts either.
I liked Kenny; he was a handsome kid from the Bronx and seemed to know where he was going. He was a street kid, okay, but he was also extremely bright. Sometimes we'd get into philosophical debates which we both enjoyed. He was kind of another older brother in a way. I especially liked the fact the he thought I was smart way beyond my years. Naturally that of opinion of his feathered my ego.
There was one really good thing about Bob's friendship with Kenny. Kenny knew how to quit and take a break. Sometimes he'd drag Bob off on a blind date or plan something normal; maybe a movie that didn't have anything to do with studies, or just a day at the beach. It may not have seemed like much, but relaxing was something Bob was forgetting how to do.
Bob knew that in order to master a foreign language, you had to use that language constantly. That's why he attended all of the Russian cultural events.
He was also fortunate, in that our neighborhood had a liberal supply of Russian immigrants to converse with. Soon it became Bob's routine to engage anyone with slightest Russian accent in lengthy Russian conversation. He'd even start up conversations with strangers in the street or in supermarket. Some of them thought he was with The American Secret Police. The rest of them I guess just thought he was a heck of a friendly guy.
Back at the job, things were really going well for him. He was getting big pay checks and a steady stream of compliments on his work. Then one day, a neighbor, Mrs. Rothman, told him that two men had came to her house and asked a lot of questions about him.
"Who were they?" he asked. "Well they didn't wear uniforms but they said they were with the army." "What kind of questions were they asking?" "They asked me if you were ever in trouble with the police. Then they asked me if you ever said bad things about the government." "What did you tell them Mrs. Rothman?" "I told them no, that you were a good boy and never had any trouble." "These two men said they were with the army?" Bob asked. ""Yes, they showed me cards with their pictures on them. You're not in trouble are you, Robert?" "No I don't think so Mr. Rothman, but thank you for telling me."
This shook Bob up a little, but then he remembered the third commandment. "Report anyone making inquiries." So the next day at work, he brought the matter to Stan's attention.
After hearing the report, Stan just smiled, "You're in the ROTC right?" "Yes"." Well those guys are probably just army intelligence, Bob." "Why would army intelligence be checking me out?" Stan explained, "Well to be a commissioned officer Bob you have to have at least a Secret Security Clearance. I guess they are just getting a jump on it Bob, nothing to worry about. But you did the right thing by bringing this to my attention."
Soon Bob had racked up five weeks and a couple of Sundays too. However, there was only a week left before he started classes again. It looked like the days of the big pay check would soon be over. Then Walt called him into to his office again.
"Sit down, Bob, I want to talk to you about something. First of all, I want to tell you that we are very pleased with your work here. How do you feel about the job, Bob?" "Well Mr. Douglas I really like it here and the work is extremely interesting." "Well good, Bob. That brings me to my second question. How would you like to stay on here, Bob?" "I sure would Mr. Douglas." "Well I think we might be able to arrange something for you. We could probably give you ten hours during the week and Saturdays too, if you could arrange it around your class schedule. Would you be interested in doing that?" "Absolutely." "Well let's do this, Bob. Take next week off and get all of your class schedules together. Then come in the following Saturday and we'll see if we can work up schedule for you. Oh! And Bob when you come back they'll be a 50 cent an hour raise in your pay check." "Thank you, Mr. Douglas, I really appreciate that."
The first week back at school was predictable. New books; class conflicts to adjust; you know the usual hectic mess. By Saturday though, all things were as they should be and Bob kept his appointment with Walt. They worked out a schedule together around Bob's program and he went back to work the same day.
As time passed, Bob's quality of work and attention to detail was becoming to be quite impressive. He was still translating and transposing the captured Nazi maps, but now he was also researching and adding information to them. After four months, Walt called Bob into his office again for another chat.
"Getting bored yet, Bob?" "Well actually, no sir, not at all." "Well in any event, I think we're going to make it a little more interesting for you. You see Bob, when the Germans invaded Russia, just like we captured the German maps; they too captured a lot of Russian maps. Some of them are military, and some of them are civilian in nature. So what you are going to be doing now is adding the Russian Information to the maps you have been working on. And a Bob, consider this a promotion with another 50 cents an hour in your check." "
Between the job, school and the ROTC, Bob's schedule was really cramped now. Somehow though, even with his tight schedule, he still managed to hang out with Kenny once in a while.
One day in the cafeteria, Kenny introduced him to a kid named Mark Abrams. Mark shared a Russian history class with them, but Bob hadn't had the occasion to chat with him before.
Mark was a strange guy; he was a Jewish kid attending a Catholic university. In those days, that was fairly uncommon. The other weird thing was that Mark was a devout Marxist, and wasn't shy about it. Mark explained his unusual circumstance by just stating, "This is best school in the country for Russian studies." What made the relationship even stranger was the fact that Bob totally opposed everything that Mark stood for politically. Yet they became friends for a while and Mark even took Bob to some beatnik joints in the Village.
One day Mark introduced Bob to The Intercontinental Book Store on 14th street in the city. There you could get any Russian book in print, plus a good opportunity to converse with some people in Russian. Eventually the friendship waned however; I guess you could attribute it to their philosophical differences.
Around that same time, I was making some new friend myself. I had joined up with a band of Irish street pirates. Although we were in our teens, our main objectives in life were to get beer, drink beer, get drunk and have fun.
On weekends we headquartered ourselves in Bean's basement on 35th street. From these haunts we would strike out on Friday nights to achieve our objectives.
Sometime, we'd go to Campus Road and break into parking meters. In our vernacular this was referred to as "Meter Tapping". Once that mission was accomplished, we'd turn the funds over to Deputy Dog and Mr. G. They of course would make the necessary beer and liquor purchases.
When Mr. G was 12 he was already being served in bars. Back then he was already six foot two, weighed about 190 and looked like he was twenty or something. Deputy Dog on the other hand was five eleven and 210 pounds with heavy facial hair.
It was seldom a problem for them when it came to purchasing liquor, except for the strange assortment. Their usual purchase went something like, "Let me have six half pints of Old Mr. Boston's Lemon Flavored Gin, three pints of Smirnoff's 100 proof, two half pints of Fleishman's etc., etc. Paying for it with ones with fives and $36.40 in dimes did raise a few eyebrows on occasion. But even back then money was money.
We took an extensive course in thievery; from shop lifting to burglary. But we never stole from individuals or from among ourselves. We were more a commercial endeavor, kind of like business to business. At first we diverted our profits to the purchase of beer, liquor and cigarettes. Eventually, we got so good at it that we just shop lifted the cigarettes and burglarized the beer and liquor.
We constantly raided a large beer distributor who, to his misfortune placed his facility adjacent to the Long Island Railroad tracks. You see the Long Island Railroad tracks were the jungles or Brooklyn.
There were three tracks running north to south that spanned the length of the island. They rested on an 80 wide bed of gravel. On each side there were sloping hills covered with lush vegetation. This is where we started out drinking and were most of us were Baptized in our street names.
There was Mr. G, Deputy Dog, JR, Bean, Whale, Wild Bill, Two Can Dan, Farfer, Flingo, Little Joe, Dino and the list when on and on. I got my name from Little Joe's old man. His mother was Irish and his father was Syrian. I had a good habit of keeping my mouth shut when I visited friends at their houses. So one day little Joe's old man took notice of it and said, "You're like The Sphinx, you know everything but say nothing. That's what I'm going to call you "Sphinx" It seemed to fit, so it stuck with Little Joe and other guys.
"Now believe it or not, Cody, we weren't poor street urchins at all. Most of our parents owned their own homes. Most of us were actually passing in school too. I guess we were just the precursor of the sixties' Party, Party who cares generation.
My brother on the other hand was stuck in the fifty's "If you don't get a college education, you'll end up as a ditch digger" generation. In short, in Bob's generation, failure was not an option. That kind of stress of course will eventually get to you. Me, I learned early on that everybody fails once in a while. So if you're tough enough to endure failure, failure is not a big thing at all.
Anyway, Cody, Bob started confiding in me more and more about the job. He knew I was a juvenile delinquent, but he also knew that my code involved keeping my mouth shut.
He could only talk to Kenny up to a point and then Kenny would cut him short. He'd simply say, "This is something I don't need to know about and it's something you shouldn't be talking to anyone about."
In fact, Bob once approached Mr. Douglas to try and get Kenny in. To his surprise, Douglas told him he knew all about Kenny. He just smiled and said. "The problem is Mr. Ponte speaks Russian, French, Spanish and Italian, but no German."
Pretty soon Bob started thinking the job through with me, trying to put it all in prospective.
"You know John; I'm doing old German aerial reconnaissance photos now in addition to the captured maps. Now I've been thinking, since there's an Iron Curtain and Russian gas stations don't hand out road maps, where exactly does the military get its tactical maps of Russian from? I mean they are not going to send nuclear bombers out to hit Russian targets on a pre 1917 maps are they?" It was an interesting question, but I decided not to feed a fantasy so I just smiled, "I'm sure they got guys that just steal the maps from the Kremlin or something." "Maybe John, but there's one thing else that bothers me about this job. Sometimes I get the feeling that Mr. Douglas and Stan know more about me than I do. I'm starting to get the feeling that I'm being watched." "Hold it Bob I think you're getting a little carried away here. It's just a part time job; don't read any fantasies into it, it just ain't healthy. In fact, I think you're putting yourself under too much pressure, Bob. You've got to slack up a little and get yourself some breathing room. If you don't, pretty soon you'll be thinking you're the target of little green space men. You know what I mean?"
"You really think that's the problem, John?' 'Hey, you take psychology, you tell me."
A week later they moved Bob to a larger cubical at the job. From his new work station, he could now see one of those Authorized Personnel Only doors open on occasion. He'd get glimpses of a large bright lit room with people at large map tables. Then once in a while a general or two in uniform would show up and spend hours with Walt in his office. But he really didn't give that, too much thought, being that this was a government contract and all.
Then one day while Bob was sitting at his desk he felt a tap on his shoulder. When he turned around there was a gentleman in a suit with an oversized mustache that actually looked fake. The gentleman smiled at him and in a British accent asked, "Pardon me old chap, would you happen to have a pinch of tobacco you could spare old boy?" Bob thought the accent was a put on and beamed back, "Blime me, a bloomin Limie.' Unfortunately for Bob, it wasn't a put on and the fellow took strong offense. "I beg your pardon!" he loudly grumbled. What is your name and rank?" Still not grasping the situation Bob replied, "Bob Moran and my rank is civilian first class." "Well, Mr. Moran he grumbled on, my name is Butler, Major Butler and I am an officer with her majesty's Royal Air Force. Now you will accompany me to Colonel Douglas's office. I am placing you on report for your insubordinate and degrading comment." Bob got up and went with him trying to explain along the way, but the good major was having no part of it.
When they walked into Douglas' office the major flew into a rage. "Colonel Douglas, I have been unwarrantedly insulted by this..this man of yours" Douglas looked up coolly from his desk and stared back. "Drop the colonel please, it's just Mr. Douglas." "Very well, whatever, but I want this man on report and disciplined." Douglas rose to his feet, "Let's calm down Major and tell me what happened." The major stated his case and Bob explained that he meant no malice of disrespect. Then Walt told Bob to apologize and he did.
Butler however, seemed to be one to hold a grudge. He grumbled, "I accept the apology with prejudice, but I truly believe this man is a nincompoop and doesn't belong here at all." Then he stormed off in a huff.
Bob stayed behind and watched the major go back into the map room. Then Walt let go. "Bob that was a really stupid thing you did and now I've got problems. So from now on, just do what you're told to around here and in the future do not assume anything. Now go back to work."
It was dumb okay, and Bob knew it. Bob also knew it wasn't the right time to ask Walt the obvious question. Why was a British Officer working on an American civilian contract?
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I took a friend for her birthday celebration to the Academe. I had read about their famous Lobster Pot Pie. My friend is a lobster lover and was NOT disappointed with her selection of the lobster pot pie. I had the steak and it was tender and cooked to perfection. Then entire meal, from salad to dessert was memorable and delicious. The waitress was wonderful too. I would highly recommend this restaurant and can't wait to go again.
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In the past we have stuck to Kennebunkport when eating in the area simply because of the waterside location and walkability. This time we negated to get reservations early enough and didn't want to risk waiting, so we went to Academe after reading some great reviews and seeing the enticing menu. The restaurant was not nearly as busy as I would have thought on a Saturday night, but served up some of the best food I have had on the Maine Coast. Fantastic, unique options available from the appetizers through to dessert. A burrata cheese plate, followed by a layered vegetable tart and lobster pizza, finished with a decadent molten chocolate cake with peanut butter ice cream (can't miss!). The beer/wine/cocktail menu was great as well.
Academe was a great time for our party of six. We would return.
I had the Citrus Crab Ravioli @$23.00 which was Four shrimp sautéed with mussels over 6 small crab ravioli and a Cointreau citrus alfredo sauce with a hint of curry. Delicious, but that was it .... nothing else no sides. Any side vegetable was $4-5 A side salad was the tiniest I'd ever seen; delicious but $4. We each got a (KBI- Kennebunk Inn) side salad. Later I noticed that the full salad was $9.00 and wondered if we wouldn't have been better to order the full salad and split it. My husband had Personal Meatloaf @ $22.00 which was 6oz of delicious juicy Bacon wrapped meatloaf with mustard mashed potatoes, haricot verts (green beans) and truffle ginger BBQ sauce. Since we were Weight Watcher's we did not opt for dessert.
Had a wonderfully, declicious dinner. Food and service top notch. You can actually sit at a table and hear the other people in your party. The noise level is low. We always have a great time at Academe.
My husband and I went to Academe because I wanted to try the lobster Pie which I heard was fantastic and it was.Not your typical lobster pie with crackers sprinkled on top of lobster meat with butter. This was for sure a new spin and one everyone should try! It has chucks of claw and tail meat with peas and potatoes in a light creamy broth topped with a fabulous puffed pastry. And it was very reasonably priced! My husband had a salmon pannini and he said it was delicious! We started off with buffalo wings which may sound boring but they were anything but boring! Very meaty, slightly hot and great blue cheese dip. But the real prize and the reason to go here is for the Lobster Pie!!!
We booked a night at the Inn based on the reviews of the restaurant. It promised to be tradtional yet creative and delivered, there is something for everyone but nothing is the plain. They add a twist, and lots of love. The staff are also smart and responsive, not an easy thing to find these days. We ordered a salad, app, two dinners and dessert, couple of drinks and still only broke $100.00, not bad and certainly worth the money. The Inn was also lovely, I would suggest a room on the thrid floor if you dont want to here the hussle of the resturant in the evening, but it did'nt other us.
My husband and I shared a salad, the lobster pizza and lobster pot pie. Wow! Our server was very friendly and helpful. Wines on the list were a good value. The dining room was comfortable but could stand an update. Food was reasonably priced. We come to the Kennebunk area occasionally and will certainly go back to Academe.
We went to this restaurant while in the area to try the lobster pie which we had read reviews on. We were not disappointed as the lobster pies were outstanding and we really enjoyed our meal.
Decided to try a new local restaurant for Friday night, tried Academe based on good online reviews. The decor is ok, could use updating, but the restaurant is warm and inviting. I'd call the menu upscale new american cuisine. Elevated classics & familiar dishes and we loved everything we ordered. I had a cocktail, the Sage Against the Machine- well balanced, pleasantly tart- an instant favorite. We ordered the mussels as an appetizer- very good, the portion was very large. The entrees were perfectly cooked, tasty & the portion was good. Service was EXCELLENT- never an empty glass on the table, very courteous & attentive. Tried the mini sampler for dessert- perfect for just a few sweet bites, SO GOOD. We will happily come back again!
I've dined at Academe with my mother, for a light meal; with a date, for a romantic dinner; and with a family group for leisurely, laid back meal - Academe is perfect for any occasion!
Academe is in an old inn... quaint and charming. The decor isn't exciting but the food was very good. A large menu with a house specialty of Lobster Pot Pie which was exceptional. That alone makes a visit worthwhile! Overall, a pleasant experience and would recommend a visit for a quiet dinner.
The Kennebunk Inn's Academe is underrated locally, but has a strong menu with considerable variety. The lobster pie is worthy of it's acclaim. When crowded, the service can be slow, so it's best not to be in a rush. (The bar, which has the same menu, would be a better choice for the time constrained.) It is my go-to place in Kennebunk. It's also one of the few places locally where it's possible to get more than a pub lunch. Just a nice choice--and visitors consistently love it.


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We've already taken a look back at what transpired on the hardware side of things in our previous special edition QuickPeeks, so this time let's review the game announcements from E3 2008 that graced these pages. We'll see if the words of the big three as well as the third-party developers and publishers at last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo came to pass.
Microsoft kicked off the expo with a bang, heavily hyping up Fallout 3 with a demo and Bethesda's promise to provide "exclusive" DLC for the Xbox 360 and PC versions. While we now know that the "exclusive" in this case actually meant "timed exclusive", the Xbox 360 version of Fallout 3 did benefit a lot from the DLC.
Link: E3 2008: Bethesda announces exclusive Fallout 3 DLC for PC, Xbox 360
The Microsoft conference was also the first time a specific release date for Resident Evil 5 was mentioned: March 13, 2009 for both North America and Europe. While that was certainly right on the money, a little caveat is still in order. The on-screen presentation showed that the game was coming out in Japan on March 12, but it was actually released a week earlier.
Link: E3 2008: Resident Evil 5 demo, features, launch date revealed
Lionhead's Peter Molyneux also got in on the fun. After garnering applause upon announcing that Fable 2 was finished, he continued on with a brief demonstration, confirming rumors of an online cooperative play option. Molyneux also announced that the game would hit store shelves in October 2008, and he was right. Post-conference, we heard about the length of Fable 2's gameplay from Lionhead employees.
Link: E3 2008: Fable 2 online co-op confirmed, game coming in October
Link: E3 2008: Fable 2's main storyline to yield 12 hours of gameplay
Some Xbox Live love was also present in the form of announcements for upcoming XBLA games with an XBLA version of Portal spearheading the assault. Other games announced and dated were Galaga Legions, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2, and UNO Rush. Fable 2's Pub Games was also given an August release target along with an XBLA remake of the original Banjo-Kazooie.
Link: E3 2008: MS announces Portal: Still Alive and more XBLA-loving for this year
Arguably the biggest news to come out of E3 2008 was saved for the last minute of the conference. Scoring a coup that made a lot of gamers slack-jawed, Square Enix's heavily anticipated Final Fantasy XIII - long expected to be a PS3 exclusive - was announced to be Xbox 360-bound as well. We can't really say that this has come to pass yet since the game doesn't even have a rock-solid release date, but there's zero chance that the Xbox 360 version will be canned.
Along with the Final Fantasy XIII announcement, Square Enix president Yoichi Wada also announced released dates for three other Xbox 360 RPGs: Infinite Undiscovery, Star Ocean: The Last Hope, and Last Remnant. Wada got all of these right the first time around. Developer tri-Ace also let gamers in on a few details about Star Ocean: The Last Hope.
Link: E3 2008: Final Fantasy XIII also heading to Xbox 360, Square Enix talk roundup
Link: E3 2008: tri-Ace lets loose Star Ocean: The Last Hope details
Nintendo was the next one to take to the conference stage. Amidst lots of charts, graphs, and statistics, we heard about new Zelda and Mario games for the Wii. And that was the last we've heard about them so far.
Post-conference, Shigeru Miyamoto mentioned a new DS Zelda, and that actually turned out to be true, although we had to wait until GDC for the formal announcement. Miyamoto also confirmed that a new Pikmin game was in the works. There's been speculation that this Pikmin game will make an appearance at E3 2009, so we'll see if it shows up next week.
Link: E3 2008: Zelda and Mario games for Wii confirmed, Zelda project for DS
Link: E3 2008: "We're making Pikmin," says Miyamoto
Speaking of Miyamoto, he was also on-hand at the Nintendo press conference to demo and present Wii Music. You can improvise all you want in the game, you can't mess up. The game, on the other hand, did mess up a bit as it failed to reach the sales numbers that Nintendo expected from it. At least they got the pre-holiday release bit right.
Link: E3 2008: Wii Music playing in time for holidays: new screenshots, details
Another Wii Series entry called Wii Sports Resort was also revealed during the conference as a bundled game with the new Wii MotionPlus accessory. They flubbed this one's spring target release though, as it's now scheduled to come out in July.
Link: E3 2008: Wii Sports Resort announced, coming this Spring
Just like Wii Sports Resort, the unveiling of Animal Crossing: City Folk also involved a new peripheral: the WiiSpeak microphone. The microphone peripheral was going to allow players to talk to each other with a new voice chat feature (it did). The game will also allow you to send messages to real world cell phones (again, it did).
Link: E3 2008: Animal Crossing to have microphone peripheral, WiiSpeak
Since they had nothing really concrete to tell their core fans, Nintendo turned to third-party developers for some much-needed help. Among the third-party DS games announced during the conference were Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and Spore Creatures. They also revealed a new Pokemon game called Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. The DS Chrono Trigger remake was also detailed during E3 2008.
The Wii's software release list for 2008, meanwhile, included Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels and the E3 Best On Show '08 award winner, Deadly Creatures. Too bad the latter didn't quite meet the fall 2008 release date that Nintendo claimed. A video for the Wii fighting game Castlevania: Judgment was also spotted post-conference.
Link: E3 2008: new third-party DS games revealed by Nintendo; GTA DS, Pokemon Ranger, more
Link: E3 2008: Wii games release schedule for the rest of 2008
Link: E3 2008: Castlevania Judgment debut trailer revealed
Link: E3 2008: Chrono Trigger's controls outlined, single screen option available
Of the big three, Sony took center stage last. Headlining the Sony conference was Resistance 2. Insomniac CEO Ted Price gave details on the game's campaign as well as the cranked up gore factor.
A companion game for the PSP called Resistance: Retribution was also announced during the conference, and while Price was reticent at the time about saying anything definite regarding PSP-PS3 connectivity, we all know how that turned out now. Resistance: Retribution also didn't meet its supposed Spring 2009 release. It came out earlier.
Link: E3 2008: Resistance 2 now with 44 Magnums with remote bombs and no health bars
Link: E3 2008: Resistance: Retribution announced for PSP
Link: E3 2008: Screenshots and video for Resistance: Retribution
Another of Sony's big exclusives at E3 2008 was Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet. Jack Tretton had this one pegged for an October 2008 release, and he certainly wasn't wrong. Not even a last-minute delay caused by a controversial in-game song made Tretton into a liar. Media Molecule co-founder Alex Evans was also spot on when he said a public beta would commence in September 2008.
Link: E3 2008: Tretton says LittleBigPlanet is a go come October
Link: E3 2008: LittleBigPlanet beta this September
And of course, there's God of War III. E3 2008 was where PS3 owners were finally assured that Kratos's next bloody adventure would be on the PS3 and on the PS3 alone. The release date announced for this one was a little too far on the safe side, though: sometime "after this (2008) holiday season". Well, Sony, you have the whole year to make good on that.
Link: E3 2008: God of War 3 trailer revealed, March 2009 release possible
While Microsoft had without a doubt stolen a lot of thunder from everybody with the FFXIII Xbox 360 announcement, Sony still had a couple of aces up its sleeve. The game was still going to be PS3-exclusive in Japan, and Square Enix's other home console Final Fantasy title, Final Fantasy Versus XIII, was reconfirmed as a PS3 exclusive. So far, both of these are still holding true.
Link: E3 2008: Japan won't get Xbox 360 FFXIII, Versus XIII still PS3 exclusive, new FFXIII trailer
Other PS3 games present at E3 2008 were DC Universe Online and Eternal Sonata. The former had the first public unveiling of its first trailer, while the latter got a target release date of Fall 2008, which actually did turn out to be true.
Link: E3 2008: DC Universe Online's first trailer
Link: E3 2008: Eternal Sonata for PS3 dated
Sony also made a few flubs at E3 2008. Sega's PS3-exclusive game, Valkyria Chronicles, inexplicably showed up on a PSP trailer reel. While this elicited a lot of joyful squeals from PSP-toting strategy RPG fans (I was one of those), it turned out to be a mistake on the part of the guy who prepared the reel.
This next one isn't so much a mistake than an annoying tease. Quantic Dream demoed Heavy Rain at the expo, but instituted an NDA so those who saw it couldn't really say anything. Damn. Know what? I hate NDAs. And I will continue to hate them unless I'm the one under an NDA for something awesome.
Link: E3 2008: Valkyria Chronicles showing during PSP line-up just a mistake
Link: E3 2008: Heavy Rain impressive, too bad we can't talk about it
In terms of sheer impact and the resulting gamer reaction, I'd have to give E3 2008 to Microsoft. Sony comes in at a very close second thanks to the fact that they obviously thought a lot of their software announcements through and subsequently got a lot of things right. At the low end of the spectrum sits Nintendo, who frankly didn't really have anything spectacular - or even moderately interesting - to show. This is just a personal thing though. I'm sure all of you have your own picks for who came out on top ad who ended up with egg on their faces.
Now that the retrospective's done, it's time to look to the future. In our next few E3 2009 features, we'll take a look at what we'll definitely see and what we want to see at this year's expo. I already got one of my personal predictions confirmed (Itagaki showing up at E3 is something I've been telling the other QJ peeps for a while now), so we'll leave the rest of them for next time.


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omnipotent1 writes:
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I attended the oyster roast yesterday. I attend these events regularly when they come around. Very nice folks and of course the monies donated to charity are great. This is the third I attended from St. George's Church and like the previous times it was good, but the distribution of oysters is very unorganized. The patrons at my table were there for the better part of 30 minutes before any oysters were dumped on the table. When the kids would arrive with the buckets there would be approximately 9 to 12 oysters poured out on the table among 8+ people group. This causes an awkwardness among strangers who feel guilty about grabbing them and somebody left out. There was approximately 15 and more minutes between each time they were distributed. On several occasions there was a s little as 3 oysters poured in front of 8 patrons. I praise the kids that volunteered for being there and working hard. But as I sat there through the entirety of the event, it is only human nature for these children to dump the oysters at the tables closest to where they were picking the heavy buckets up leaving the distant tables unattended for the most part. The event was fun, but the food distribution just needs some tweaking to keep everybody eating. For the ones of us who hung in there, about 30 minutes before the event was to end, we got to eat. Many had left so then they had to walk around and look for somewhere to dump them! But it is for charity but even at that I heard so many complaints coming from supporters of the event that day. I want to see it sold out every year, and to keep a following they have to be kept reasonably happy. I also attend the HBA event every year and this is one thing that is rarely a problem. The wait there is about 5 minutes between and they dump enough at a time to feed the whole table. I'm not complaining, just sharing my observations. Thank you St. George's for the charity event and all you have donated to the community.
I agree with you on the distribution problem. A gentleman across from me suggested the tables be numbered along with the buckets, which would insure equal distribution. Hopefully, someone from St. Georges will read this post and remedy the situation.
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