it's a bit cartoony, but the concept is strong. Really the hyperlinks on the rest of the site need to match the pink instead of being orange. 

I dont know how to make logos :\ I�m out! 

but a speedmap or turtle event i might make something 

that's would be great
b/d logo and drunk contest ;)
hoooray 

Drunk contest with photos! 

Breathalyzer score as proof. 

I think it will be "Haiku Reviews". 

just remember: drinking alone is enough to make you cool. 

My vote is for a riddle that has something to do with Quake. For extra points make it rhyme.

random question: anyone want to throw together a small, moody start map for one of my projects? Email me if so: djg164@mail.usask.ca 

Tronyn i have a map that i will not finish and might work I will sent you when i get home from holidays 

Extra points awarded for being a bitter, cynical bastard. 

I advised voodoochopstiks against learning Portuguese because then he might end up talking like you -- all sexist and hateful ;( 

 

Inertia to be a Portuguese is not for everyone...

pure race! 

halloweein anyway? 

i've been married in halloweeen oct31 2006 

I concur. 

HDD crash, entirely my fault. Put the HDD on top of the pc case as I was about to build it in, then for some reason tilted it slightly to get a better look inside - woosh, Indy Nosebone. I don't expect to be able to recover any of the data. A pity, mostly because of the loss of many unique mp3s (my mixes folder alone was like 25GB or so).
And I even had a chance to do backups as the HDD still worked for a day afterwards, but I didn't use it in time.

The map/vis state file is safe, though. Ever since an earlier HDD crash, I keep backups of all WIP stuff online. 

I got careful about redundancy and backups as well. I have a dedicated lowpower/no noise Intel Atom-based NAS solution: pic here with 5 disk slots, 4 of them are available to a built-in hardware RAID card (raid 0, 1 and 5 are supported), important data gets moved from my desktop PC to a mirror disk configuration on this NAS.

And the really really important stuff also gets automatically backed up online (there are some software options to automate this) on a weekly basis, just in case my apartment catches fire or something. 

I use a Drobo unit at home for data safety (I save most data files there and Time Machine backs up to it as well). I don't have an off site solution but I really should get on that. 

ls -lR mystuff/ > filelist.txt

That way at least you know what you lost. :)

I am using rdiff-backup for my backups. General backups go to 2 harddisks, important things (much much less) also GPG encrypted online and on a USB stick. 

about half of a solution.

All maps, websites, code are in a local subversion database, and that gets backed up to USB stick manually every X days or so. No backup system for artwork or music or anything else. And i don't have offsite yet. 

...plus offsite SVN repositories for everything that is important (code and some documents). 

Music, video etc. goes to hard copy whenever I can be bothered. 

not value most data so much. Need to start using svn for some stuff though.