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I was talking with Cookie Monster and we both seemed to agree that a games auction site would be a decent thing to have on SR, for people getting rid of their unwanted games, maybe even get decent prices for them and stop getting ripped off by trading them in at game for £20, what do you think??
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turbonutter wrote:
Ahem. Please could you do me a tiny
> favour. Look at the address bar. See the name of the file,
> display_messages? See the file extension on it?
Oi... Ive just taken a peek at my stats... there not that bad you cheeky sod!
:)
Ahem. Please could you do me a tiny
> favour. Look at the address bar. See the name of the file,
> display_messages? See the file extension on it?
Oi... Ive just taken a peek at my stats... there not that bad you cheeky sod!
:)
turbonutter wrote:
OK, now who has
> the unhealthy obsession.
>ouch!< a little bit tetchy huh?
... I was only jesting man... :)
Oh, and the only other alternatives
> are:
ASP: Exactly the same, yet slower. Also doesn't work on
> Linux servers.
Perl: Even slower, and I believe it also doesn't
> have a timer.
C++: You could write a proper program, but I think
> it would be hard and also achingly slow.
There are a few more alternatives if you give it a little thought... :)
OK, now who has
> the unhealthy obsession.
>ouch!< a little bit tetchy huh?
... I was only jesting man... :)
Oh, and the only other alternatives
> are:
ASP: Exactly the same, yet slower. Also doesn't work on
> Linux servers.
Perl: Even slower, and I believe it also doesn't
> have a timer.
C++: You could write a proper program, but I think
> it would be hard and also achingly slow.
There are a few more alternatives if you give it a little thought... :)
Thank you.
Armatige Shanks wrote:
> turbonutter wrote:
> From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites
> are quite hard to code,
> as they need to be updated regularly,
> and PHP doesn't do
> this.
Why do they have to use PHP?
> ...
You have an unhealthy obseesion with this scripting lanugae
> man! :)
Ahem. Please could you do me a tiny favour. Look at the address bar. See the name of the file, display_messages? See the file extension on it?
OK, now who has the unhealthy obsession.
Oh, and the only other alternatives are:
ASP: Exactly the same, yet slower. Also doesn't work on Linux servers.
Perl: Even slower, and I believe it also doesn't have a timer.
C++: You could write a proper program, but I think it would be hard and also achingly slow.
Then again, there is probably a way to do it in PHP which I haven't thought of, but that's for the webby to think about.
> turbonutter wrote:
> From a technical POV (Bore!) auction sites
> are quite hard to code,
> as they need to be updated regularly,
> and PHP doesn't do
> this.
Why do they have to use PHP?
> ...
You have an unhealthy obseesion with this scripting lanugae
> man! :)
Ahem. Please could you do me a tiny favour. Look at the address bar. See the name of the file, display_messages? See the file extension on it?
OK, now who has the unhealthy obsession.
Oh, and the only other alternatives are:
ASP: Exactly the same, yet slower. Also doesn't work on Linux servers.
Perl: Even slower, and I believe it also doesn't have a timer.
C++: You could write a proper program, but I think it would be hard and also achingly slow.
Then again, there is probably a way to do it in PHP which I haven't thought of, but that's for the webby to think about.
Damn
He is right, i just put my advertisment in their right now, and its totally free...
ukclassified.com? - Idiots....:D
Surely you all knew about this!
Duh!
Game
Surely you all knew about this!
Duh!
Game
Well this has been very fun, alas i will have to retire to bed though, farewell....To sleep per chance to dream..
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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