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Aug
10
2009

How many cows are in an MMO?

My kids ask me all kinds of bizarre questions.
As I was doing research for a presentation I gave at the Login conference earlier this year, I discovered a bit of information that even put a quizzical look on my children’s faces.
how many cows go into the running of an MMO?
It sounds bizarre, but this is [...]

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May
19
2009

Bring up an MMO in notime…

I, still, hate disk drives.
After waiting for the umpteenth time for my system to finish twiddeling it’s disk drive, I had a wayback,
a flashback, Way back in the day, one of my  my first jobs was managing a network of Sun diskful and diskless workstations, all connected to a Sun 4110.
diskless install and boot was [...]

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May
16
2008

Asset Management Metaphore #1 The Library

I deal with production pipelines and production asset management systems all the time. I’ve come up with a couple metaphore’s I like.
Asset Management library metaphor
An asset management system is a lot like a library. Artists and Engineers create assets, like books, and then deposit them into the library. Once the assets are in the library, [...]

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May
16
2007

Setting up debugging with Eclipse and Tomcat

Setting up debugging with Eclipse and Tomcat
Specific instructions fo rEclipse 3.0.1 and Tomcat 5.0.28
Preface: make sure you have a complete environment setup:

install jdk 1.4.2 (this is the version that will support tomcat 5.0.28)
install eclipse http://www.eclipse.org/ (version 3.0.1)
install tomcat http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/index.html
(I’m using 5.0.28 wich supports servlet spec 2.4)
install tomcat plugin for eclipsehttp://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatPlugin.html
by simply copying the contents of the zip [...]

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