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So why did you come here?More than $60 a month.
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So why did you come here?More than $60 a month.
If you pay 60 dollars a month and get 61 dollars then you are only making 1 dollar, how much exactly?More than $60 a month.
It's a lot farther down than you guys think is my point. When Google re-crawls my websites in a day or two it will probably be pushed to page 2.
It's open source, written in HTML/JS/CSS3, and packaged as a native cross-platform app with Apache Cordova. I could make it look nicer, but one of my goals is to ensure it runs on low-end hardware with shit battery (I have a $10 TracFone in my device testing bin, it runs TerranQuest flawlessly).
https://source.netsyms.com/TerranQuest
I'm still trying to sue Carroll, I'm considering getting my last few credits elsewhere, and I paid the $20 several years ago.
Wait, he's proud of using a terribly slow glorified templating engine made by shit-skins who seriously said "I'm not a real programmer. I throw together things until it works then I move on. The real programmers will say "Yeah it works but you're leaking memory everywhere. Perhaps we should fix that." I’ll just restart Apache every 10 requests."?Voluntarily writing PHP is a sin, Skylar.
No, I never said that.THIS is your big project?
I also use PHP!Learn to write some real shit is a real fucking language, not javascript.
Not really. The game authenticates to the existing single-sign-on system I have. The same username/password will get you in to the game wiki and other stuff I have on my servers. Don't assume what code does based on a four-character filename (plus extension).You're already writing your own auth library from the looks of this.
Why not? It works fine (even on $10 phones), does what I need, and (unlike with a regular website) doesn't use bandwidth because it's packaged with the game. Sure, I could use something else or even just plain JavaScript, but it would take longer and I'd have to learn yet another library.jQuery in a game.
No sane person alive would boast of this.I also use PHP!
I could use Node.JS, Python, or Java for my stuff if I wanted to, but I don't want to. PHP written by a competent coder is reasonably secure.Voluntarily writing PHP is a sin, Skylar.
whooshNo sane person alive would boast of this.
And you're not a competent coder.PHP written by a competent coder is reasonably secure.
You're not a competent troll. This conversation is no longer interesting to me.And you're not a competent coder.
I also use PHP!
Not really. The game authenticates to the existing single-sign-on system I have. The same username/password will get you in to the game wiki and other stuff I have on my servers. Don't assume what code does based on a four-character filename (plus extension).
if ($('#usernameBox').val() === "") {
...
}
Why not? It works fine (even on $10 phones), does what I need, and (unlike with a regular website) doesn't use bandwidth because it's packaged with the game. Sure, I could use something else or even just plain JavaScript, but it would take longer and I'd have to learn yet another library.
Pack it up guys, he doesn't care anymore and has proven himself the bigger man.This conversation is no longer interesting to me.
You're not a competent troll. This conversation is no longer interesting to me.
He wants everyone else to do everything for him.