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It is not every day of the week that you see fierce competitors team up to create a unified project. But exactly that has happened as Bing, Google and Yahoo have worked together to create schema.org. Schema.org is a new site intended to help site owners with using a common set of schemas. This new initiative is "aimed at creating and supporting a common set of schemas for structured data markup on Web pages." The search giants worked together to create a one-stop shop for website owners and developers. Microsoft states: While this new initiative is definitely for the technical user, it should help to create a more unified playing field now that Google, Bing, and Yahoo are all onboard. The goal is to help site owners and developers improve how their sites appear in search results. The collaboration is a positive sign that even though Google and Bing are fighting for marketshare, they are able to put aside differences to help out the average consumer.

I am not sure exactly but it requires new server and replacing your client.exe. http://www.splashdamage.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24698

Just days after Sony's PlayStation Network climbed back onto its feet from a hacker intrusion that halted the service in late April, a new exploit has emerged that once again put parts of the PlayStation Network in lockdown mode. Several sources have confirmed that a hole in the PlayStation Network password reset system allowed anyone with a user's birthdate and email address could access that person's account, also granting permission for password changes and access to a plethora of personal information. You may remember that tens of millions of users' email addresses, passwords, and birthdates were compromised in the original attack, making this new account exploit a simple affair for the perpetrators. Sony reacted by shuttering the websites that use PSN login information, but the PlayStation 3 and PSP portions of the network — which allow online play and messaging features — remain up and running. The official PlayStation site, as well as the very popular PlayStation forums, will not accept logins or any account activity until Sony resolves the issue, and users are instead greeted with an all-too-familiar "down for maintenance" notice. There is no word on a timeframe for the fix, but once this oversight is rectified, hopefully we can put Sony's security issues behind us, at least for a little while. Source: EuroGamer Click here to view the article

daz2007 has released another update for his ET Gold mod for game Enemy Territory. Change log: Quote Improvements to the Console Code Alignments Fix to an obo bug in the console history recall code Fix to (static!) buffer overflow in renderer (from Thilo Schulz) Fix the Mouse Getting Stuck in ET when Minimizing or using the Task Manager Fix The engine does not truncate oversize servercommands. trap_SendServerCommand() to a client of over 1022 bytes will crash the client. Fix typo in the engine RTCW and W:ET engine source at \\win32\\qgl.c Fix wwwdl overflow exploit Fix confusion of cgame and renderer entity array bounds (Tr3B) Optimise VectorNormalize functions Source: Splash Damage Click here to view the article

In this day and age, parents are expected to take up more of an active parenting role for their children than was previously expected of them decades ago. You can thank technology and a gradual liberalization of society for that. In the days of your parents' childhood, the most your grandparents probably did was monitor the television programs and movies they were watching, and probably keeping a close eye on who they were calling on the family telephone. Nowadays, children have the entire world at hand via the family computer, or their own computer. The Internet's an uncensored free-for-all with lots of undesirable content available, and undesirable eyes watching. "Net nanny" software can block off the former, but not necessarily the latter - and that's where good parenting fills in the void. A common tactic for parents would be demanding their children to tell them their passwords for all their accounts, just so no questionable communications are had. What if they refuse to comply? Option one: bring out the wooden stick! (Oh wait. That's illegal now.) Option two: hold their electronics hostage until they comply. Or, you can thank Facebook if they happen to have an account there: a third option is to simply contact Facebook and demand certain edits be made to your liking. That is, if you live in California and this California bill goes through. As reported on TechCrunch, this bill will force social networks to allow parents the ability to manipulate parts of their children's profiles, which includes changing their privacy settings to the highest level, and requesting specific text or pictures to be removed. If social networks do not comply with the request within 48 hours, they could be hit with a $10,000 fine per case. The original version of the bill would have also made it illegal for any minor to post their home address or telephone number anywhere on a social networking site regardless of privacy settings. Expecting minors to not be able to share their own cell phone number with friends is a bit silly, and so the revised bill has dropped the age requirement, but still allows parents to request removal of this information. While it's nice to give some parenting control back to the parents, it does create some serious consequences. What if divorced parents could wage "war" over their children and manipulate their pages to their liking? How do the parents prove to Facebook that they are indeed the parents of who they claim their children to be, without requiring too much personal information to be handed over? Facebook has already been known to act first before taking evidence into consideration.

7$ for BC2 and 7$ for vietnam. http://store.steampowered.com/sale/eaweek Enjoy!

Anyone of you going to buy Brink? I just pre ordered mine..

Correct. You can do it and there is no issue in it. Make sure you don't remove our logo and credits and other mod options.

Howdy! Beth Jaymod 2.2.0 is released yesterday or so. Hows Knobby doing? Good to see you around.

You are welcome

Anywhere I can download your sound pk3?

Try this in console: rcon playsound silent/sound/silent/pulp.wav If you can hear the sound, location is correct and then use this: [command] command = bang exec = playsound silent/sound/silent/pulp.wav; cp Oh I'm sorry, did I break your concentration? desc = Plays pulp fiction sound levels = 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

We have fixed few things on forum. Please delete your browser cache once and then re visit forums again.

LOL!! May be something like once you get 50 stars or 600 kills using MG42, you get option like 4 sec auto protection. You can active it once and during that time you become bullets can't take down your HP!

Can you play the sound using: rcon playsound soundpath\filename.wav There can be 2 issues if above doesn't work correctly. 1. Incorrect wav file format. 2. Path is wrong. Can you post your link to download soundpack ? I will test it on my test server.

Welcome to our forums. First suggestion. Update your server to version 0.3.1. All you need on redirect is client pk3. i.e. silent-0.3.0.pk3 and if you decide to use latest version which I strongly suggest you should then silent-0.3.1.pk3. You might also want to post your server IP here and clan website link here. Will help new players to find your server, if they are looking for one. Let us know if you still have anymore questions.

Thank you for helping in fixing the breadcrumbs.

Glad you liked it. I use Red one There are still some tweaks, I need to redo to make it looks more decent and optimized.

We have updated our Gallery and skin. Now you can choose different skin colors i.e. Blue, Green, Red and Black from the drop down menu near forum rules. If you find any other issues, please report on our tracker. Thanks