Being on TV

[Søren Knudsen]

> > Whoa, I was on TV tonight - pulstv.at, the Metro programme ..
> >
> > If anyone in Austria is reading this on time, Metro is repeated every
> > hour .. our segment - on the Shop Subotron electric talk "Homebrew" -
> > starts at :15 from the hour...I'll try to find a way to upload a
> > recording of it!
> >
> > Sure is funny to see onesself on the telly talking bollocks!
> 
> This was not the same as what was on Gamejew, right?

Btw, Jay did a kool (although a bit short) talk 1? week ago at the subotron
event. He talked about the history of computer/electronic/console games and
questioned whether the idea of the game cartridge is dated (well... it is, of
course. And seemingly only there to limit copying).

He then talked a bit about open handheld platforms for game development and
not the least; (game)play.

Lastly, he was supposed to demo the gp2x in a live coding session, but that
was quite troublesome.

Anyway; he did a great talk, in front of some very hardcore coders, that he
hadn't expected to show up there, and not many else...

But what I think (and where Jay probably still disagress somewhat), is that
these sort of people could learn quite a bit from a step back, sort of an
overview of the open source game scene. I mean, come on... Hardcore nerds
don't show up a Saturday evening to watch someone talk about how to program
or compile software for a platform - They can very well figure that out for
themselves at home if I am not mistaken? But a talk on the overall
perspective of things - that's not something to be had in front of your
computer now, is it?

So; Jay; You did a good job;)

Now, crosscompile this:

int main()
{
    for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) 
        cout << " Jay; You did a good job;)" << endl;
    return 0;
}

 - S?ren