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Poll: Do you want the user names back to normal i.e. the right way round?
No	4 users
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routine_error Statusless Send PM Posts: 1081 Threads: 25 Money: £6.36 (D) (+ Friend)	make it a premium option, Ã‚Â£5 setup, Ã‚Â£1/day. or Ã‚Â£0.50/day or something real cheap anyway. make it a premium option, Â£5 setup, Â£1/day. or Â£0.50/day or something real cheap anyway.
09.09.04 22:51 Post #16	Last edited: 09.09.04 22:52 (routine_error - 1 times)	[Hide Sig (1)] [Profile] [Quote]
the pixel Statusless Send PM Posts: Threads: Money: £0.00 (D) (+ Friend)	....what? ....what?
09.09.04 23:26 Post #17	(Spam)	[Hide Sig (0)] [Profile] [Quote]
Glenn Forsetti Send PM Posts: 4241 Threads: 98 Mood: Godly Money: £8.24 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: The Pixel ....what? NO SPAMMY POSTS ALLOWED! /me whacks The Pixel upside the head. Quoted :: routine_error make it a premium option, Ã‚Â£5 setup, Ã‚Â£1/day. or Ã‚Â£0.50/day or something real cheap anyway. Well, it is funny in the short term, but the novelty of it fades rather quickly (I was tired of it in 5 minutes). So maybe it's not such a great idea... [quote=The Pixel] ....what? [/quote] NO SPAMMY POSTS ALLOWED! /me whacks [user]The Pixel[/user] upside the head. [quote=routine_error] make it a premium option, Â£5 setup, Â£1/day. or Â£0.50/day or something real cheap anyway. [/quote] Well, it is funny in the short term, but the novelty of it fades rather quickly (I was tired of it in 5 minutes). So maybe it's not such a great idea...
10.09.04 00:13 Post #18	[Youtube] [Hide Sig (12)] [Profile] [Quote]
C1 Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 0 Threads: 0 Money: £0.18 (D) (+ Friend)	That's something like I told Readme a few hours ago. Put the backwards text on, and if they want it off, they have to pay to unbackwards it, as a premium option. That's something like I told Readme a few hours ago. Put the backwards text on, and if they want it off, they have to pay to unbackwards it, as a premium option.
10.09.04 00:26 Post #19	[Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
knifa Statusless Send PM Posts: 1174 Threads: 78 Money: £4.78 (D) (+ Friend)	how about something that mixes the letters in the username (except the first and last letter) making it COMPLETLEY readable (Your brain can tell what it is even if the letters in the middle are mixed up) how about something that mixes the letters in the username (except the first and last letter) making it COMPLETLEY readable :D (Your brain can tell what it is even if the letters in the middle are mixed up)
10.09.04 00:26 Post #20	[Hide Sig (11)] [Profile] [Quote]
C1 Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 0 Threads: 0 Money: £0.18 (D) (+ Friend)	No. Mixed up is stupid. I would never want something like that. I want the premium option, so in firefox, I can view tundraH's name unbackwards. No. Mixed up is stupid. I would never want something like that. I want the premium option, so in firefox, I can view tundraH's name unbackwards.
10.09.04 00:33 Post #21	[Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
Glenn Forsetti Send PM Posts: 4241 Threads: 98 Mood: Godly Money: £8.24 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: C1 That's something like I told Readme a few hours ago. Put the backwards text on, and if they want it off, they have to pay to unbackwards it, as a premium option. So in other words you're proposing a premium option that would only affect people using a specific browser. Interesting... [quote=C1] That's something like I told Readme a few hours ago. Put the backwards text on, and if they want it off, they have to pay to unbackwards it, as a premium option. [/quote] So in other words you're proposing a premium option that would only affect people using a specific browser. Interesting...
10.09.04 02:35 Post #22	[Youtube] [Hide Sig (12)] [Profile] [Quote]
knifa Statusless Send PM Posts: 1174 Threads: 78 Money: £4.78 (D) (+ Friend)	no noes... i think he means so it does it for all browsers (that he is using and signed in as) no noes... i think he means so it does it for all browsers (that he is using and signed in as)
10.09.04 07:26 Post #23	[Hide Sig (11)] [Profile] [Quote]
Bloopy Lazy, Busy, Fizzy, Crazy Send PM Posts: 2996 Threads: 145 WA Clan: WwA Money: £764.65 (D) (+ Friend)	IE's not all bad, I guess one day I might bother to switch to Mozilla because it's the best for meeting standards. I'd use Netscape more often but it's not that great at standards either. One thing I hate is how all the browsers can't agree on javascript standards, it makes it a complete mess. advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection IE's not all bad, I guess one day I might bother to switch to Mozilla because it's the best for meeting standards. I'd use Netscape more often but it's not that great at standards either. One thing I hate is how all the browsers can't agree on javascript standards, it makes it a complete mess. advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection ________________ Quoted :: Bloopy Quoted :: thomasp I suppose that's one "good" thing about my degree (aero engineering), there aren't too many terms/words/etc that have "alternative" meanings. What, like cockpits, turboshafts, thrust, nozzles, corkscrews, ram drag, payload, flaps, and wind tunnels?
10.09.04 07:41 Post #24	[Planet Bloopy] [Hide Sig (7)] [Profile] [Quote]
Falkra Holidays tomorrow, back here and on WN. Send PM Posts: 1181 Threads: 20 WA Clan: below WWP Clan: lXl, Ac2N Mood: lazy ^^ Money: £909.16 (D) Inc. Tax: 10% User Tax: -14% Ttl. Tax: -4% (+ Friend)	Just for information, you can right click and copy an image to the clipboard with firefox too, and firefox blocks without installing third party apps a lot of spywares. True that since SP2 it's really more secure. I think everybody can find his "best one" now, the browser are really getting good. Just for information, you can right click and copy an image to the clipboard with firefox too, and firefox blocks without installing third party apps a lot of spywares. True that since SP2 it's really more secure. I think everybody can find his "best one" now, the browser are really getting good. ________________ Artwork by the wishmaster.
10.09.04 07:49 Post #25	[My maps] [Hide Sig (4)] [Profile] [Quote]
Zogger! Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 3954 Threads: 62 Money: £93.82 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: madknifa how about something that mixes the letters in the username (except the first and last letter) making it COMPLETLEY readable (Your brain can tell what it is even if the letters in the middle are mixed up) The flaw is that these are usernames, not real words. You have to actually know the word before you can read it. And it also doesn't work for dyslexic people [of which there may be some here that I don't know about.. heh] [quote=madknifa] how about something that mixes the letters in the username (except the first and last letter) making it COMPLETLEY readable :D (Your brain can tell what it is even if the letters in the middle are mixed up) [/quote] The flaw is that these are usernames, not real words. You have to actually know the word before you can read it. And it also doesn't work for dyslexic people [of which there may be some here that I don't know about.. heh] ________________ You know I'm a dancing machine
10.09.04 08:28 Post #26	Last edited: 10.09.04 08:28 (ZoGgEr! - 1 times)	[Hide Sig (8)] [Profile] [Quote]
Falkra Holidays tomorrow, back here and on WN. Send PM Posts: 1181 Threads: 20 WA Clan: below WWP Clan: lXl, Ac2N Mood: lazy ^^ Money: £909.16 (D) Inc. Tax: 10% User Tax: -14% Ttl. Tax: -4% (+ Friend)	I added some firefox tweaks in my thread about it. It increased my load page speed incredibly. Worth a try ! When you have a high speed connection, if your browser waits for loading pages it's like if you had smoe slower connection speed. Now i load pages much much much faster. Just like if i had +300% download speed. I love firefox ! I added some firefox tweaks in my thread about it. It increased my load page speed incredibly. Worth a try ! When you have a high speed connection, if your browser waits for loading pages it's like if you had smoe slower connection speed. Now i load pages much much much faster. Just like if i had +300% download speed. I love firefox ! ________________ Artwork by the wishmaster.
10.09.04 09:35 Post #27	Last edited: 10.09.04 09:39 (Falkra - 2 times)	[My maps] [Hide Sig (4)] [Profile] [Quote]
ReadMe Absent Send PM Posts: 2820 Threads: 85 Money: £43.42 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: Bloopy advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection allow me to pick apart thos points: Moz now allows copy to clipboard moz is faster at loading pages very secure since security holes are patched immediately and there is no activeX (this applies to the last 3) there are millions of people who can fix bugs in moz code, how many are there for M$? which one will be more likely to be given protection? [quote=Bloopy] advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection [/quote] allow me to pick apart thos points: Moz now allows copy to clipboard moz is faster at loading pages very secure since security holes are patched immediately and there is no activeX (this applies to the last 3) there are millions of people who can fix bugs in moz code, how many are there for M$? which one will be more likely to be given protection? ________________ Cant be arsed to remake my sig.
10.09.04 17:03 Post #28	[Hide Sig (7)] [Profile] [Quote]
tundraH Statusless Send PM Posts: 566 Threads: 20 Money: £1.26 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: C1 No. Mixed up is stupid. I would never want something like that. I want the premium option, so in firefox, I can view tundraH's name unbackwards. Well, I'm so mature that I made a tweak to change your username to "idiot". The link's in my sig, feel free to adapt it. Just kidding about the "idiot" thing, I intend to remove it... eventually. [quote=C1] No. Mixed up is stupid. I would never want something like that. I want the premium option, so in firefox, I can view tundraH's name unbackwards. [/quote] Well, I'm so mature that I made a tweak to change your username to "idiot". The link's in my sig, feel free to adapt it. Just kidding about the "idiot" thing, I intend to remove it... eventually.
10.09.04 19:35 Post #29	[tundraH.com] [Hide Sig (0)] [Profile] [Quote]
C1 Looking For Status Send PM Posts: 0 Threads: 0 Money: £0.18 (D) (+ Friend)	Quoted :: Bloopy IE's not all bad, I guess one day I might bother to switch to Mozilla because it's the best for meeting standards. I'd use Netscape more often but it's not that great at standards either. One thing I hate is how all the browsers can't agree on javascript standards, it makes it a complete mess. advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection Well, the service patch 2 didn't work on my computer -.-. Plus, firefox, has all those things, in one little bundle. [quote=Bloopy] IE's not all bad, I guess one day I might bother to switch to Mozilla because it's the best for meeting standards. I'd use Netscape more often but it's not that great at standards either. One thing I hate is how all the browsers can't agree on javascript standards, it makes it a complete mess. advantages of IE: you can right click an image and copy it to the clipboard it's fast (not necessarily faster) very secure since XP service patch 2 came along you can install IESpyAd and block the worst of the worst spyware/adware crap - in other words, the browser most likely to get attacked is also the browser that is most likely to be given protection [/quote] Well, the service patch 2 didn't work on my computer -.-. Plus, firefox, has all those things, in one little bundle.
10.09.04 19:49 Post #30	[Hide Sig (2)] [Profile] [Quote]
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