Just found this out today, the next title in the deal with Simon and Schuster has been announced. It's called Daria's Inferno, and it's due out in October, 2000. A preview of it can be found at:
http:// pc.ign.com/previews/14759.html
It seems pretty good to me, but I'm by no means an expert in the computer gaming field, what do you all think about this?
A.J.
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If the game is coded as poorly as Daria's Sick Sad Life Planner was, then look out!!!
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And you probably won't be able to get it outside the US cause it'll use >40 bit encryption for it's savegames :)
Yeah but considdering recent news, for how long ?
Phill.
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Actually the new Crypto laws mean that this is no longer an issue in any country other than the ones that are officially on the US' s**t list, like Iraq and Libya and whatever. Unfortunately DSSLP was released under the old rules.
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That's Fecking stupid, either the program's so if it where released now despite the fact that it contains the same code it would be leagal to export ? Well they say the law's an ass seems to be universal that :)
Phill.
Amazing, The United States will share Nuclear weapons with the UK, But they won't share Daria Sick Sad Life Planner. .
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On Sat, 13 May 2000 16:25:23 GMT, "Contentious Objector" wrote:
Well, you know, there are some secrets that are too dangerous, even for the Brits. ;-)
rich.
Tiffany: "Oh, no. Wind, hair."
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The speed with which blankets are thrown over displays with NOFORN status when even a fully security-cleared Brit enters an American establishment is said to be wondrous to behold.
Clearly DSSLP is in the same league. ;:-)
Martin.
On Sat, 13 May 2000 21:23:45 +0100, "Martin Sylvester" wrote:
Heh, well as you know, I could tell you... but blah blah blah. ;-)
rich.
Max: We're criminales!
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Yes sad isn't it :)
So does that mean if I email Los Alomos, they might send me some Plutonium ????
Phill.
They don't keep much on site there -- research is done much more on modeling now. For Pu try Savannah River in South Carolina. For anything else nuclear, try Oak Ridge National Labs. More hands on stuff done there...
Don, tongue _firmly_ in cheek
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Yeah :) And actually as previously acertained for my purposes U-235 would be easier to work with :)
Of course....
Phill wondering if MI5/MI6/MIB (can't rember which is which !) will turn up on my door and ask me why I'm working for the Russians** :)
** For Russians, insert whoever is the current real or imagined enemy.
What recent news?
Jeff M.
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Daria goes to Hell.
Hmmmm, wonder if Virgil puts in an appearance as a tourguide.