Flash - a-ah - saviour of the universeQuote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Flash - a-ah - he'll save everyone of us
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Flash - a-ah - he's a miracle
Flash - a-ah - king of the impossible
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Flash - a-ah - saviour of the universeQuote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Flash - a-ah - he'll save everyone of us
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Flash - a-ah - he's a miracle
Flash - a-ah - king of the impossible
Ahem. I refer you to my location.
Really? Because even the company that makes Flash has admitted that it's crap and they're slowly phasing it out. If someone actually told you they were using Flash, then they're probably trying to trick you into slowing down your project so that they can beat you to the market and make 1 million Euros.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Well yes, they could be doing that. But then they knew alot about Flash and also that they didn't know anything about Visual Basic, COM/.NET or even C#, code for quids...
Can you please remind us what your program does, exactly? Does it provide quasi-dynamic sequence re-initialization?
No, that is something like quantaum mechanics, you are talking about. However my product, is something like a much simpler type of design of a normal computer programming language, but taken to the next level of computing. However we haven't been able to reach that part of it, as of yet...
It has nothing to do with mechanics. It is a modular method of synchronizing binary threads to streamline data-restructuring calculations. Any modern software that does not implement these methodologies cannot hope to sustain long-term use, not to mention the security vulnerabilities. Do you mean to say that your program does not even implement the basic principals of quasi-dynamic sequence re-initialization? Seriously?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Well I haven't been able to get to finish the Project off. And then now I am going to restart some of the aspects, along with it's own Compiler, as well!!
Seriously - I would put everything else on hold until you have finished implementing QDSR. Putting it off until later will essentially mean rewriting 1/3 of your code.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Please make sure to include support for LOLCODE and Whitespace.
Gordon's Alive!?Quote:
Originally Posted by FunkyDexter
I thought as much, as would happen. So then I am doing the .NET thing, right now at the time of writing this. I just finished about a last few hours, at the computer terminal working at night to get the project finished. Also I am now starting afresh, so then that means that it is going to take alot more work, then just a few nights at the computer terminal Source Coding the ratter of a thing, that it is...Quote:
Originally Posted by Spetnik
That's good. Use this opportunity to implement QDSR from the start!Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
I still think you are six years old.That is a good thing because you are coding on such a small age.If you are older please provide a photo, preferably with naked Barbie dolls.
Well I don't know what to say for what you have just written, in your last post. I don't have to show my own age, because I feel that I don't need to. Also because age, isn't the issue here and then that is how I feel, at this very point in time...
I believe it was a complement towards you and how nice is to start programming at such a small age.That's all.
I'm thirty-two years old, and that, post I am refering to wasn't very nice in deed...
Flash, I love you, but we only have 14 hours to reimplement the .net framework in VB6.Quote:
Gordon's Alive!?
ThELuMp, Spetnik is right, you should make sure you're framework is fully QDSR enabled before releasing it but you also need to consider whether you're General User License and Liability Integration and Binary Lawful Enviroment is fully compliant too. Particularly if you're going to charge for this thing. You don't want to get sued for not being GULLIBLE.
By the way, just so I am clear, what does your program accomplish that is not already done by the Binary Compulsion Regulator?
Well many things that have been adpoted by the Macromedia/Adobe Director/Flash typed products. They all featue movie like processes to add to your Projects. Like lighting, camera and also other things like transitiions for sprites and controls, in general...
Flash Gordon or Gordon Freeman? Sorry, I am just too Half-Lifed recently.Quote:
Originally Posted by SJWhiteley
Ain't that good. Do you want this COM/.Net/Flash programming IDE to be here long term?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spetnik
That's good because I, for one, don't ever want to go back to VB6 and code. It's backwards for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Ah, so essentially it's a scripting engine? Can I get an animated movie with Brangelina and the Bollywood biggies thrown in it get done in about two days? I can see lots of cost savings there...Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
ThEiMp, you know what, this is the first time I am (seriously) able to understand exactly what you are trying to do. I must say you have put up bravely against all the criticism. That alone should prove you aren't human.
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Well if there is a chance to work the Binary Compulsion Regulator into it, then I might have a personal interest in the project ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
-- Well the Emergency Ambo guys, found that I was digesting 53KW per hour from something in my chest, just a few weeks ago!!Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
:ehh:Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
http://metropolis.co.jp/movies/files...-M-crank-2.jpg
:eek2:
-- I would suppose so, then wouldn't you???
So you are going to turn your version of Windows 98 Visual Studio into a Flash program?
I really wish you were trolling right now. You have got to be crazy, why are you wasting so much time in your life? You say you are 32, don't you have a real job? Like one that actually gives you profit? If not, and you happen to be a millionaire. I will give you one opportunity, I am offering my services of being a Life Advisor to you, simple monthly payments of $10,000. Let me know, I feel I could seriously help you spend money a lot more wisely.
Don't listen to him - he's a convicted felon and does not even know how to properly decompress alternate serialization hyperbus packets.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
But the real question is, can he/she/it/what/who make a good cup of coffee with the program being creating?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spetnik
If he is digesting 53KW/hour, he can probably make one heckuva cup of coffee.
I guess we know where he is keeping the family joules, too.
1,396Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
That is totally helliarious, as to what we are coming up with right about now!!
You mean like hell or like hill? or like hillary?
You do have the tendency to mis-spell the important words.
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I think he is saying that he has halitosisQuote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
??? What ???
Heliopolis? I think that was a weapon in the Age of Empires.
That reminds me, I need to see if I can buy it off Steam or someplace else. It's an addicting game.
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Buy it? Why can't you just recreate it using the Single Language MSDN made for Microsoft?Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
lol, that was so funny I nearly wet myself!!
You should see a doctor about that. And once you're there, ask him about your halitosis as well. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Why because I laughed out loud, so much that I nearly wet myself...
Do you own a cat?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp