Isomerizer

Damn, some old school names there. Surprised you remember them all! btw - I haven't done any serious coding in almost 10 years. >_<

It's all just 1s and 0s (dots and dashes). I found learning Assembly helped me understand a bit deeper, look into lower level programming if you wish to understand how it works further.

Ditto. You're still a noob though. 😉

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I don't know if you are aware, but I made a similar free version of this about 5 years ago. Available here: http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/30194-mccode-v2-50-50-Chance-Mod

After failing to resell the game, I have listed it on Flippa. It's the full rights to the engine, and is unique code, none has been resold. May interest some on here, link: https://flippa.com/2947472-rightpursuit-com-unique-php-text-based-money-making-morpg-game

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Ah, one of my old favourites... When I first did this in 2007 (age 16) I was labelled .gif A re-take 6 years later has labelled me .cgi Interesting...

http://www.isomerizer.com/?x=mods http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/33344-Rock-Paper-Scissors-10

Thanks guys, response deadline is this Wednesday night. Need as many responses as possible, please complete MWG community!! =]

Thanks Spud, an interesting read and some good testing. I'll use this within my research. :)

I am trying to develop a basic PHP tool to record the response times of a website, when using HTTP and HTTPS. Overall, I wish to record several times and then compare them. To give an overview of the difference of speed between HTTP & HTTPS. I am using CURL, I have made this so far:   <?php // curl handle $ch = curl_init($_GET['x']); // ?x= url target curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_FRESH_CONNECT, 1); // fresh connection, don't cache curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CERTINFO, 1); // enables SSL ? // execute / load website curl_exec($ch); // check for error if(!curl_errno($ch)) { $c = curl_getinfo($ch); echo 'Sending request to: ' . $c['url'].' <br /> Connect time: '.$c['connect_time'].'<br /> Name Lookup time: '.$c['namelookup_time'].'<br /> Pre transfer time: '.$c['pretransfer_time'].'<br /> Header size: '.$c['header_size'].'<br /> Average download speed: '.$c['speed_download'].'<br /> Took <b>'.$c['total_time'].'</b> seconds in total'; } // close curl curl_close($ch); ?>   Does anyone know if CURL does indeed take into account the HTTPS headers and additional procedures it completes (e.g. handshake phase) when establishing a connection? I think I have set the CURL options correctly, I have ran several tests, they seem to differ. But I need to know if CURL is accurate for this sort of testing, or would you recommend something else? HTTP: http://www.isomerizer.com/curl.php?x=http://www.google.com HTTPS: http://www.isomerizer.com/curl.php?x=https://www.google.com Also, would my webserver hosting the PHP make a difference?

Hi all, I am currently working on my dissertation to complete my final year of University. I am doing it on the topic of SSL / TLS. I have conducted a survey aimed at web admins, advanced web users, web developers etc etc. I think the majority of this community is the audience I am looking for. If you have 10 minutes spare, could you please complete this survey. It will help me greatly with my research. https://docs.google.com/a/myport.ac.uk/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHpOVjBaa3Q1YmhkWHR5NUdqX2xyOHc6MQ Thanks in advance. :)

Yes, 55 US dollars for the basic pack.   They'll be kept in a licensing database.   Thanks :)