[RPG] Ancient Evil (1998 ENG Silver Lightning Software) [L] Key Generator
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The fast paced adventure game continues. You get to control a group of Arab soldiers to rebuild the never-ending battle between the forces of Rambo and the evil horde of orcs. The difficulty increases steadily and by the third level you must fight a pack of savage wolves to finish off the horde. Enemy reinforcements will spawn throughout the level and you will need to destroy them to progress. On the battlescreen you can see the location of your reinforcements, which is important as some of them are very vicious and will go after you for extra kills. Wipe out your opponents to kill them, but don't kill them yourself as they will drop extra gold. If you are positioned on the spot where an enemy starts to respawn, you can move onto it first and click the top button before the game moves the cursor to it. This means you can use your sword to kill enemies simultaneously on two spots, if they are close to each other. To make the game easier and to attract more players, the game allows you to use weapons from the enemies as well. Doing this will earn you extra points, but you can only use them when the enemy is directly in front of you.
A Linux release from 1998, it was created by SilverLighning Software, who also made the popular flight simulators A-10C and A-10D. This is an amazing and atmospheric flight sim and features addictive gameplay. To play the game you first have to purchase a package from the SilverLightning website, which contains a CD-ROM with the game, a manual and the game development tools. The game features the classic three dimensional biplane view of the A-10C. The controls are superb, allowing you to swivel and bank, and all aircraft have weather radar. You can also fly in any direction and the game even has a weather and engine change feature which allows you to slowly switch from the real aircraft to the virtual one. Any feedback, please contact me! - ec5d62056f warkea 81555fee3f1
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Best way to track system uptime for a monthly monitoring script?
I am working on a screen scrape project (see below) and would like to have some sort of script that lets me go back and look at where we were a month ago. One of the scripts I have for this is that it looks for the file "stat.tmp" in the current working directory.
it contains a JSON object with all the status information from all the various scripts
it parses and prints out the last system uptime
I am setting the last_host_uptime constant before calling the first script (it is my monitor script). Then I run the first script again and the system time is incremented.
I just did this for a couple of systems (so the last_host_uptime changes each time I run the monitor script). I am already worried about the next time I try to do this, because it's time to monitor SUSE and CentOS (although I'm pretty sure things are stable on those).
I am really just curious about the best way to do this. I am thinking about using a