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   by eccp 18y ago

   During the 90s I tried to learn enough to code some intros, but the learning curve is super steep to do something like your demoscene idols create. Also tried to find momentum here in Chile but failed, so finally I joined a mostly Europea
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   by eccp 18y ago

   You're right, you can have your code in svn on Google Code, and setup the project on Launchpad, so the code is automagically imported into a Bzr branch. I've got a Bzr branch ( https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/gtkfilesplitter/trun...
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   by eccp 18y ago

   I used SF in the past (prior to their svn adoption) and it was slow, lots of forms to fill for a setup, and the process to deliver the downloads was cumbersome. Google Code requires a free Google Account and a simple form. If you can live w
4. 124.▲
   by eccp 19y ago

   Denis Fuenzalida, the second on the list :-)
5. 125.▲
   by eccp 19y ago

   I did it! Open Firefox and go to http://adsl2.ctc.cl/adsl2/ See the Telefónica logo on the upper left? Click on the dot in the "i" on the logo to see the credits of the authors of the application.