The Ürban PAD ShareIt! Special
We’re very excited to announce the Ürban PAD ShareIt! Special. For two weeks, get the powerful Ürban PAD modeling suite for just $29. Unlocking this offer depends on you sharing it: once we hit our license goal, everyone will receive a copy of Ürban PAD at this special one-time price.
Ürban PAD is a smart modeler for creating great-looking 3D buildings and cities faster.
Ürban PAD has been used to build cities in next-generation game production pipelines, game prototypes , industrial simulations, and architectural visualization.
Ürban PAD helps you go faster and create more rich content than ever before, freeing up valuable time and creative energy for other parts of your project.
With Ürban PAD, you can:
- Create lots of buildings fast and sell them online.
- Make them look great with the top-notch texturing system or enhance them with Allegorithmic’s Substances (10 free Substances included).
- Fire up the city generator and let it roar to see your city appear in no time.
- Easily export your buildings or city to your favorite game engine (UDK/Unity 3D) or 3D software (Autodesk Suite).
The possibilities are endless – show us what you can do!
Everyone deserves the chance to shine and the tools to do it. We’re committed to offering professional-quality tools to everyone, everywhere. So for the next two weeks, we’re offering the Ürban PAD Indie license, normally $700, for the exceptional price of $29. By sharing this limited-time offer with as many people as possible, you’ll help meet our ShareIt! goal. If we reach this goal in two weeks, everyone will get a copy of Ürban PAD for $29.
Claims are circulating on the Internet that the Coast Guard fears the Deepwater Horizon well has sprung two extra leaks, raising fears that all control over the release of oil at the site will be lost. The oil field, one of the largest ever discovered, could release 50,000 barrels a day into the ocean, with implications for marine life around the globe that are difficult to comprehend. So, considering that losing our oceanic life, with subsequent unraveling of our land-based ecosystems, is a far more possible apocalyptic scenario than a killer asteroid — what do we do about it?
Get exclusive picture of the oil field now guessed at the size of the florida state here
I just stumbled on this on youtube and was shocked to see this host try to force kisses from childrens, even if its a montage of the worst moments, such behaviour is clearly innapropriate. Nothing goes by the all seeing eye of youtube it seems not even show host Fergie Olver…
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We’ve all seen the studies trumpeting massive losses to the US economy from piracy. One famous figure, used literally for decades by rightsholders and the government, said that 750,000 jobs and up to $250 billion a year could be lost in the US economy thanks to IP infringement. A couple years ago, we thoroughly debunked that figure. For years, Business Software Alliance reports on software piracy assumed that each illicit copy was a lost sale. And the MPAA’s own commissioned study on movie piracy turned out to overstate collegiate downloading by a factor of three.
Can we trust any of these claims about piracy?
Read the shocking truth at Ars technica
An MIT Linux kernel programmer explains how to turn any NULL pointer into a root exploit on Linux. But there is also a part one to this article which state : “If you’ve ever programmed in C, you’ve probably run into a NULL pointer dereference at some point. But almost certainly, all it did was crash your program with the dreaded “Segmentation Fault”. Annoying, and often painful to debug, but nothing more than a crash. So how is it that this simple programming error becomes so dangerous when it happens in the kernel? Inspired by all the fuss, this post will explore a little bit of how memory works behind the scenes on your computer. By the end of today’s installment, we’ll understand how to write a C program that reads and writes to a NULL pointer without crashing. In a future post, I’ll take it a step further and go all the way to showing how an attacker would exploit a NULL pointer dereference in the kernel to take control of a machine!”
This is very informative for people that would takle C or C++ development on the linux platform !
