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hAirypAulsAck replied to MatanF16's topic in Site Support / Bug Reports / Suggestions
I remember hearing something like that in a documentary or something and I'm probably wrong but it seemed like it was from big shot like Tim Berners-Lee or something but I really don't remember. I looked into it and it seemed that the internet is free and that we are only paying for the ability to access the internet and serve the internet. But I went back a little and started thinking down a different path, like when I waited and waited for the 56k to connect so I could do whatever the heck I was doing on the internet those days, I started to get a different picture that I don't really have an answer to. Was there ever a time when you didn't have to pay aol or netscape for access to the internet? I mean back when it was just bulletin boards didn't you connect straight to the other computer (or server) through your modem? I guess this problem comes in me not knowing how the information is transmitted, I know a little like understand the roll of DNS servers etc, but not much more. Is it like power at all where we need transformers to step up and step down to send over long distances or what? Also, the first instances of the networks with the military or universities whoever was first wasn't it a DC cable that linked the two? Any light would be appreciated as looking this stuff up leads to many sources with outrageous amounts of extraneous information. wow this might just be my first post, lol. Thanks to any 'welcome' greetings ahead of time ;) -
for all future work feel free to replace the the C:\Users\[downloader's user name]\ nonsense with the enviorment variable %USERPROFILE% which will replace the C:\Users\[downloader's user's name]\ with the name of the user who is signed it while installing the mod. The environment variables are the same for xp+ so %USERPROFILE% should be universally accepted. source summed up: C:\Users\[username]\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 Korea\Campaigns\ can be replaced universally by: %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\ThirdWire\StrikeFighters2 Korea\Campaigns\ but then there's the trouble about xp's different mod folder path but if I remember you didn't differentiate between the two, Lol makes sense as SF2 is a vista+ version of the game.
