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Re: Game owners sending out referal link. Lmao... well, some people aren't the sharpest tool in the shed...

Re: Religions I believe in Jesus Christ, Son of God, who came down to earth, died, redeemed us of our sins, was resurrected, and now lives at the right hand of the Father. I believe in the Holy Spirit, which comes unto men as a gift from God... (How about for this thread, you can state what you believe [if you want, but no obligation]. However, no negative remarks about another's beliefs will be tolerated [on this thread]. This is to protect other people. If you wish to ridicule my peronal beliefs, feel free to do so via email or private message, and tell me what you disagree with :D)

Re: Texas Hold 'Em Mod For any wondering, this mod is still under development. I decided to pull all the stops; I'm making the playing field in ajax, to avoid annoying refreshes... I'll post an announcement when it's done. :)

Re: [mccode] Ajax chat script   hm... It should be where they don't have to type it in already (if I remember correctly)

Re: When is it ok to lie?   :P Let's roll...   I agree; in part. Some lies to children are necessary, that is true. Sex would be one example. However (done correctly) this cannot be just a pure-lie... it has to have a follow-up where you eventually tell the child the truth (typically many years down the line, as they become a teenage). So it is more of a temporary lie to placate them until they need to know. Now... what about Santa Claus? Or the easter bunny? These are lies to children, while not necessarily adult subjects, they are common to almost all families. Why do people feel a need to hide the real reason we celebrate Christmas? I can almost understand how people might think a fat bearded man in a fluffy red suit who leaves presents, or a giant hopping bunny with colorful fur that hides eggs could entertain children... but to me, I'd much rather let my children know the real reasons these holidays are celebrated than engulf them into the lies and traditions man has put over these days. (this may just be me... I mean, I'm kinda predisposed towards certain imaginary characters... the tooth fairy always scared the heck outta me, I thought she'd watch me while I was sleeping, trying to steal my teeth)   This lie has strings attached; while yes, to avoid a more pressing issue the lie had to be told, the issue would eventually be resolved, and the lie exposed, possibly causing more damage than telling the truth in the first place would have caused. I agree with you in part (again). The husband had to be calmed down. However, he has to be told the truth, soon thereafter. The situation you described cannot end at a lie (but in your last statement, I think you acknowledged that) eh... I think stories based on truth are often the most interesting and best, but I'll accept this. yes... here 'lying' is a part of the game. It's accepted, and expected, and no ill-will is meant by it.   Overall, I'd say good points. I have a couple questions for anyone who'd like to answer them. Can we live without lies? (Are lies a necessary part of human interaction?) Are lies a necesary part of a relationship? Are there any relationships which should be 100% without lies?

Re: If you could be me for a day which would leave me wanting to commit suicide *shivers* I. Hate. You. :P If I was redeye... I'd tape my mouth shut. hehehe

Re: If you could be me for a day Get a tatoo. Why? I don't really know. I kinda want to get one, but I don't want it on my body forever. So if I'm you, and I get it on your body, then I don't have to worry about it. Yay.

Re: Please..? oic what ya mean now and here's the link we were talking about in case anyone is interested web.archive.org

Re: Please..? Since you're a rather intelligent guy, you probably know about webarchives, and all those good ole sites... Here's something slightly different you may find interesting too http://www.oldversion.com/ It's for programs, not websites, but a useful link (apologies for my post having little/nothing to do with your request lol)

Re: delete shop found this in some of my old files... v1 case 'delshop': delete_shop_form(); break;   [[url='admin.php?action=delshop']Delete Shop[/url]]   function delete_shop_form() { global $ir,$c,$h,$userid; switch ($_GET['step']) { default: echo "<h3>Deleting Shops</h3> Here you can delete a shop. <form action='admin.php?action=delshop&step=2' method='post'> User: ".shop_dropdown($c,'shop')." <input type='submit' value='Delete Shop' /></form>"; break; case 2: $target = $_POST['shop']; $d=mysql_query("SELECT shopNAME FROM shops WHERE shopID='$target'") or die(mysql_error()); $itemi=mysql_fetch_array($d); print "<h3>Confirm</h3> Delete shop - ".$itemi[0]."? <form action='admin.php?action=delshop&step=3' method='post'> <input type='hidden' name='shopID' value='$target' /> <input type='submit' name='yesorno' value='Yes' /> <input type='submit' name='yesorno' value='No' onclick=\"window.location='admin.php';\" /></form>"; break; case 3: $target = $_POST['shopID']; if($_POST['yesorno']=='No') { die("Shop not deleted. [url='admin.php']>Back to main admin page.[/url]"); } if ($_POST['yesorno'] != ("No" || "Yes")) die('Eh'); mysql_query("DELETE FROM shops WHERE shopID='$target'") or die(mysql_error()); echo "Shop Deleted. [url='admin.php']>Back to main admin page.[/url]"; break; } }

Re: BANK cap V2 off the top of my head... change $_POST['deposit']=abs((int) $_POST['deposit']); to $_POST['deposit']=abs($_POST['deposit']); and $_POST['withdraw']=abs((int) $_POST['withdraw']); to $_POST['withdraw']=abs($_POST['withdraw']);

Re: Simple, Automatic, Secure Online Backup Ah, I member mozy... i looked into it not too long ago. It's an interesting service, worth checking out. However, with my new 500 gigabyte external harddrive... don't need mozy for backups :D

Re: Functions Psh, just use if/else statements like your example. Keeps things simple. Like somebody above me said, I only use functions for things that need to be repeated alot, such as (in mccodes) quantifying a user's items.

Re: Help cron job error what host do you use? I've found lunarpages has altered a couple of my settings when I was using too many resources (psh)

Re: When is it ok to lie?   a man should tell the truth in order to convince someone that you are trustworthy or i could end up in you losing a buisness deal for not be trustworthy and not telling the truth. Sadly though, in the real-world marketplace, liars and conniving schemers are at the top of the food chain. So if you're arguing that to "keep your business up" is a reason to tell the truth, I would say the opposite is true. If you wish to make it to the top, you have to lie to get there. Any other reasons you can think of?   While most people would say that's understandable, I could also see how people would label that as deceitful. Let me clarify what you said here... it's ok to lie so as not to hurt a person's feelings? I agree with ya here. Keeping news of the loss of a loved one (or just a friend) from someone is a serious lie that is almost never ok, partly because sooner or later they will notice and it will hurt even worse because of the lie. There are extreme circumstances, perhaps when the person is on the edge of shock or some such thing, when a temporary lie is necessary to protect their physical health; however, on a like note, it is something you should resolve to tell them as soon as it is realistically possible.   Remind me never to go out with you. Seems like you are lumping half the human population into a rather loose generalization. While that may be true in your personal experience (something I would never attempt to rebut), it would be dangerous to label all of the female (teenage?) population like that.

Re: Backwards - sdrawkcaB ?????????Digg is the most amazing thing under the sun. I figured you had to be a reader deception - all cool people are ;P

Re: Backwards - sdrawkcaB ????????? So I just found this cool new character that lets you type backwards. Just copy/paste it in a textbox and start typing :)

Re: In game forums for sale Dang, this was an old post, from like 9 months ago... if you bought this mod from me, feel free to post a link to your game here people can use as a preview :)

Re: Texas Hold 'Em Mod So just an update, this mod is about 75-80% done. Should be finished within the next few days

Re: Guess the next poster Sorry but no... Next is youngsilver

Re: [mccode] jail/hosp shoutbox mailed ya back, fixed it (explanation in email)

Re: [mccode] jail/hosp shoutbox ah I see now, well then Good idea m8 ;) (was a tad confused previously)

Re: Mc Code V2 Problems. Help required. This allows only A-Z and 0-9 in usernames In preferences find function do_name_change() { global $db,$ir,$c,$userid,$h; if($_POST['newname'] == "") { print "You did not enter a new name. [url='preferences.php?action=namechange']> Back[/url]"; } else { $_POST['newname']=str_replace(array("<", ">", "\\\'"), array("<", ">", "'"), $_POST['newname']); $db->query("UPDATE users SET username='{$_POST['newname']}' WHERE userid=$userid"); print "Username changed!"; } }   and replace with function do_name_change() { global $db,$ir,$c,$userid,$h; if($_POST['newname'] == "") { print "You did not enter a new name. [url='preferences.php?action=namechange']> Back[/url]"; } else if (!preg_match("/^[a-z0-9]*$/", trim($_POST['newname']))) { die("Your username contained characters that aren't allowed. Only A-Z and 0-9 accepted. [url='preferences.php?action=namechange']> Back[/url]"); } else { $_POST['newname']=str_replace(array("<", ">", "\\\'"), array("<", ">", "'"), $_POST['newname']); $db->query("UPDATE users SET username='{$_POST['newname']}' WHERE userid=$userid"); print "Username changed!"; } } }   *Untested

Re: Mc Code V2 Problems. Help required. I've always thought a fatal flaw in mccodes was the blacklist that is used for new usernames. A white list should be used, only allowing a-z and 0-9

Re: When is it ok to lie?   I'm on an airplane, sitting in the seat closest to the cockpit. The people around me are all asleep. All of a sudden, I notice two terrorists hop up, and rush into the cockpit. They take over the plane, and I'm the only one who noticed... I can either lie to anyone who wondered what the sound was, and keep them from being scared or worried, saying something like "Don't worry, it will be fine, nothing happened" OR I can tell all the other passengers, letting them be scared and worried, but also giving us a chance to fight to get the plane back.   Regardless of where I agree or disagree... I would ask you this: What is a man's motive for always telling the truth? You can gain material gains such as money a lot easier by lying; why should a man tell the truth?