Do-not-reply wrote:
>You are wrong. Your non sanguine tactics are ,"bad mojo." Cookies are
>quite capable of doing everything you would like for uses of tracking
>sessions in networks of computers.
>
This is true, cookies *can* do those things, but I would argue that for
what the 'net has become/
Peter Amstutz wrote:
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> For interactive applications, these are very sticky problems. We need
> to be able to track who a connected user is and what they are doing,
> we want to be able to look at a URL and figure out (possibly by
> performing additional queries to the server, but still in
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Peter Amstutz wrote:
> Well, while it's not my intention to put in an inordinant amount of
> effort replicating the exact gameplay of Quake or whatever, so far as
> timing and latency goes one of the reasons for writing VIP (with it's
> Low Latency Pr
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On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Reed Hedges wrote:
One thing we should realize, that although we would be aiming for Quake style
gameplay, it's not going to be quite the same. That's our model for what you
do in the game, not trying to replicate the microsec
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On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Reed Hedges wrote:
Nice,
Shall I adapt this discussion into a FAQ entry, or maybe insert it as a
section in one of the introductory chapters?
Sure :-) Or even promote it to a portion of the main web page. Hmm...
have to t
Hi Reed,
sorry if I ask, but I read some time ago vrml support is the next vos
topic that was planned? Community still have no good, fast and stablile
vrml plugin/standalone for all 3 OS, so if vos would offer full vrml support
(including javascripting yup) it would be a big thing.
Especial if
I've wanted to implement some board games in vos for a while, but those
might be too boring :)
One thing we should realize, that although we would be aiming for Quake
style gameplay, it's not going to be quite the same. That's our model
for what you do in the game, not trying to replicate t
Nice,
Shall I adapt this discussion into a FAQ entry, or maybe insert it as a
section in one of the introductory chapters?
Reed
On Dec 11, 2005, at 10:30 PM, Peter Amstutz wrote:
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I'd like to talk a little bit about what I mean when I say I wan
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I'd like to talk a little bit about what I mean when I say I want VOS to
be "the 3D web".
I don't mean that VOS neccesarily use any web technologies, I mean that
VOS has a similar scope: in the way that the web has come to utterly
dominate hypert
