I think Windows hates you. You know, more than the average person.

Not illegal demos, but yes. I hack into a server I set up in advance.

2263: You give demonstrations on hacking servers.

You could just change the /irc to point to the new webchat.

Grey is really qutie simple: It is accomplished by flashing two images onscreen, one after the other, in a special way axe handles for you.

You have two sets of screen buffers: The front buffer (the one you always use) and the back buffer (the one you've never heard of.)

To draw to the backbuffer, you simply add the superscript r (under ANGLE) to a drawing command. To display grey, use either dispgraphr or dispgraphrr, for 3 or 4 level grey, respectively. Those are still the angle rs.

for 3 level: If there's a pixel on the front buffer it shows black. If there's a pixel on the back buffer without a front pixel, it is grey.

For 4 level: front off back on = light grey. front on back off = dark grey, both on = black, neither on = white.

You need to have the dispgraphrr happen really often to get good grey though, once won't do it.

I doubt the memory size is the limiter if you have 8 GB of ram. Keep in mind memory has a speed as well, and games that read or write to memory often (like FPS games) will need faster RAM. Make sure the game isn't maxing out your ram with the system monitor, and that should confirm my theory.

What about using Java? Then it would work on arm.

It's Ok to exclude IE, in my opinion, providing you tell people to use something else on the site, so they know why it's not working. IE only comprises 38% of browser usage on desktops, and most of those are going to be the technology-uninitiated, and far less likely to be using your site to make/play games.