Wedge

Yeah, s'pose I coul' go up to 60. Tell ya what, I'll with the missus.

I'm not sure why you bother at all. Whether or not they pay taxes is irrelevant to us. Now if that was about Wedge... Even that would not hold my interest. :^^;:

rev 1172
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! Turned the file cache getter function's require() into an include(), because in some silly situations, it may be rejected even if the file is there. Because Wedge would automatically rebuild the cache in this situation, there's no reason in stopping page generation at this point. (Subs-Cache.php)

! Forgot a closing div for guests with no login bar. This would totally break the Warm skin in older versions of Firefox. Scary when you're not expecting it. (index.template.php)

Okay, I'll be playing with it more...
I'm in love with the 'small' version (the one in your sig), not so much the large version, but it's probably something really tiny that's bothering me, I'll try to put my finger on it...
Got a strange one here... I'm sure it'll fall flat but whatever, it's funny enough ;)

Bump :P

Maybe if I swapped the colors?

rev 1171
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* The Ajax code for sending thoughts will now return a parsed thought, so that it's correctly bbc-parsed when shown. (Ajax.php, Xml.template.php, script.js)

* Make sure the welay object defaults to the default layer. (Subs-Template.php)

* Wrapped the keep-alive code in its own anonymous function, to save a few bytes and avoid using a global var. (script.js)

- sendXMLDocument didn't need the extra {} in its code. (script.js)

- Changed ajaxRating to use an anonymous callback function, instead of polluting the namespace with ajaxRating2. (script.js)

@ Note: editing a thought will still incorrectly show a HTML version of it... It should be retrieved through Ajax, at least if some kind of HTML is found in it.

I think it can do anything... Although using textures is probably a bit overkill if you don't want to use too much bandwidth.

I'm sure I could do KMJ in webgl. Just not sure it'd be worth the hassle.

This website had at least ONE good idea... To convert links to footnotes. Can't believe I didn't think of that before. It would be useful in things like the Print page... Wouldn't it?