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Tuesday, July 18, 2000 |  |
b.net back online
Thanks to Todd Hansen, who noticed that the b.net servers came back online at about 2:15 Bungie Time. Oops! OLD Bungie Time, that is. (Central Time, for all you fuddyduddies that live in the real world.) Myth, anyone? (Louis Wu 19:29:03 UTC) (permalink)
Bungie comes back online, slowly
Bungie returns from the limbo of cross-country moves... bungie.com is back online (although bungie.net doesn't seem to be yet), and Matt Soell checks in to let us know he's alive and settled into Redmond, more or less. Oh, and Marty O'Donnell takes potshots at Seattle's weather. Gettin' back to normal! (Louis Wu 09:20:30 UTC) (permalink)
Halo-Net closes its doors
Halo-Net, one of the early Halo sites, has decided to call it quits. Alan Stott, AKA Flashback, has put up a short page explaining his reasoning... we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors. (Thanks to Yrro, of Halo Center, for the heads-up.) (Louis Wu 00:56:23 UTC) (permalink)
Monday's news in brief:
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Sierra's PR says Tribes 2 buries Halo Halo SETI Team 7-day stats posted Storm problems solved after 48 hours |
Sunday's news in brief:
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Music on the Xbox John Carmack (id Software) to support linux and MacOS-X |
