ThomWilhelm3

Re:I rebuilt my old browser based racing game from 2006 on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @06:48PM (#25652944)

Yeah I used to play them a lot when I was at college, I never really got into the new mobile games, candy crush etc. Shame they aren't as popular anymore.

Re:I rebuilt my old browser based racing game from 2006 on Monday January 04, 2021 @11:51PM (#25642242)

It's web primarily, but can be played on Facebook also, but I'll probably drop support for this in time once third-party cookie support is dropped.

I rebuilt my old browser based racing game from 2006

Posted by ThomWilhelm3 on Monday January 04, 2021 @10:34PM
from the self-post dept.

Hey there!I used to run a fairly popular browser based racing game back in the day like around ~2006, and during Covid et al. I've had some time to redo it and would love some new player feedback.https://www.racezone.orgI really don't know if there's much of a market for these types of text based games anymore, but if you've got 30 mins to kill it would be fun :) Feedback welcome.Cheers, Thom.

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Re:Named arguments are coming in PHP 8 on Monday July 27, 2020 @08:42PM (#23971070)

Good point :)

Re:Named arguments are coming in PHP 8 on Monday July 27, 2020 @03:27AM (#23962921)

I always wonder why PHP never seems to favour making breaking changes to keep things cleaner, if you aren't going to improve language constructs in a major version, when will they be cleaned up?

Re:Is Perl 6 Being Renamed? on Thursday August 29, 2019 @08:56PM (#20835094)

This is a bit like people arguing over the what noise should be made when the "tree falls in the woods and no one hears it".

Re:Linode GPU Instances on Wednesday June 19, 2019 @09:34PM (#20229034)

Will this profitably mine bitcoins? :p

Re:Volkswagen Engineer Gets Prison in Diesel Cheating Case (2017) on Wednesday April 10, 2019 @01:59AM (#19622243)

I feel like the designers of the test have to take more blame here. Having a test that was "just show us once and that's it" seems like a really bad test design.

Randomly testing vehicles after they've been produced should have always been part of the testing strategy. Shouldn't have been relying on a random researcher to catch them.

Would be like testing an Athlete once for steroids then never testing them again, ever.