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Wouldn't matter. It's like this: You commit a crime, and the court just issues a warning. You then try to apply for the FBI, they look at your criminal record, and guess what turns up? OR You are arrested for a petty crime, but as they look at your history they label you as a repeat offender. The list can go on. The problem is that you have already committed a crime by publishing those articles publicly. You will need to do a lot to be even considered a "reputable" website ever again.

And copying "About 35,400" other websites' content directly to your website has you on Google's spam list. Well done, idiot.

I haz cant what dat iz?! Ik gezt Array out of here

There is a code-name, ezRPG rework. But, since you haven't responded or rejected my queries as of yet, your implication is that it is *fine* by you. If you're not happy with it, please reply to my message to you wherein you state so. @Ian: I'm not going to explain the reasons why, please refer to Google.

Leap seconds, UTC, POSIX, ISO, blah blah blah. Proper implementation would be time(), but what-the-hell.

Hello people, You've probably heard or seen that another version of ezRPG is being created. I'm here to tell you about the plans for it for two reasons: 1. I call on other developers to join in, and, 2. Raise awareness in an attempt to get suggestions and feedback. Without further adue, let me tell you what's been done so far, and what is currently planned for the road ahead. As discusses previously on this forum, a better password hashing method was *needed*. Me and Aventro(on here), couldn't decide which algorithm to use since we had different opinions on the matter. Because of that, ezRPG 2.0 will feature two unique hashing algorithms: PBKDF2 and bcrypt. The engine will eventually have an option during installation(and afterwards configuration) to choose which one you would like to use. The issue can be viewed here: https://github.com/nands/ezrpg/issues/1 Next, the database adapter was quite foobar in my eyes. An additional mysqli adapter is now also present, and there's plans for a PDO adapter. There's currently no plans to rewrite the database library itself, since it's been updated recently to implement the adapters with a more appropriate method. You can view the issue here: https://github.com/nands/ezrpg/issues/4 Last but not least, Aventro has updated the validation library. Email validation is now done in a much more bullet-proof way, using filter_validate_email, or filter_var for short. Issue can be seen here: https://github.com/nands/ezrpg/issues/2 There's quite a few more things that has been done, so I encourage you to come take a look at either https://github.com/devjosmith/ezrpg or https://github.com/nands/ezrpg. I'd love for you all to join us in our conversation and make suggestions, or even lend a helping hand. Thanks! S.

Actually, the fail was for the REQUEST header as well as the calculation mistake.

Actually, POSIX time.h follows ISO C. But yes, you are correct, SRB is.. awkwardly wrong. Unix timestamps are the same, no matter what part of the world(or timezone) you are in. Hence UTC, or CUT.

Step 1: Uninstall windows. Step 2: Install Linux. Step 3: Enjoy a *proper* server.

Doesn't prove anything.

There's a bunch of reasons to have multiple servers, but for something this small, no. The purpose of using multiple servers is to decentralize an application, such as a game engine, when a normal server can't handle the load any more. But, there's no reason to have multiple servers just because you think it's cool.

Like you loose your mind, I guess...

If you're such a smart-ass, then you should know... even stock images comes with a license. Mind posting that license, and up-to-date receipt from your purchase thereof. And before you attempt to be a further wise-ass, yes, you have to put it on the table when requested.

This is not an auction. You obviously do not have the rights to sell the image and/or textures used. You're an arse for attempting to sell this, no offense. Somebody lock this damn thread now.

No, the source is illegal. For you to use them is illegal. End of point.

I fail to see why this forum should support any form of illegal activity.

Word of advise: your hard drives needs to be in such a way that if the FBI came knocking on your door, you can take a 10 pound sledge hammer to them and still have all your data afterwards. Edit: With reply to Dave's comment.. Install a Live OS on your USB, and fix the disk. It's probably just one thing on your hard drive that's failing, so you can work around that. See mine for example: [ATTACH=CONFIG]419[/ATTACH]

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And I feel fine.

You know what, screw it. *gets a chair and popcorn*

What about Minix?Anyway, For playing around(personal use) Debian.For serious work, Red Hat.

It might be due to either a slow connection(here or by you) or packet loss. It's simply the browser loading the page so slowly, it begins to render the DOM before everything is transfered completely. I'd suggest you use Opera or Chrome, which actually waits for a page to finish loading before rendering anything.

BAM! -tooshort-

I forbid you to use any of my modifications. On a friendlier note, this is the wrong approach, yet again. Something like a repository is needed in order for something like this to ever succeed. Take for instance Apache, http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/. Granted, it's one of the largest motherf'n repositories ever, with over one million commits, but it's the principle that count here. It's easy to obtain and is available through many different methods. If someone decided to create a modification installer sometime(if ever), SVN integration would be very easy to do, and would provide everything that one would need like updates and versioning(hence SVN).