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Congrats! Nothing witty seems to come to mind, so I will leave it at that and wish you the best.
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Other software / Re: F**k the SMF project. F**k it up its stupid a**. <-- says Arantor ;)
siliconsara « on November 11th, 2013, 09:28 PM »
I guess I can air what I think?
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
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Should I do it like them, and drop the idea of extending relative dates to months or even years..?
Slightly longer answer: Relative dates start to get a little confusing (at least for me) when it extends beyond the here and now of Today and Yesterday.
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True, but then if you're going to be thorough with it then you'd have to do something like "5 days ago"...at least go up to months with relativeness? So perhaps you can do "2 weeks ago" instead of "14 days ago"...as long as you consolidate with specific measurements of time.
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Should I do it like them, and drop the idea of extending relative dates to months or even years..?
Slightly longer answer: Relative dates start to get a little confusing (at least for me) when it extends beyond the here and now of Today and Yesterday.
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Other software / Re: F**k the SMF project. F**k it up its stupid a**. <-- says Arantor ;)
siliconsara « on November 11th, 2013, 09:28 PM »
I guess I can air what I think?
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
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Thanks for the explanation! I stick with my original conclusion then! I personally like the Home template better instead of Welcome. :)
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Thanks for the explanation! I stick with my original conclusion then! I personally like the Home template better instead of Welcome. :)
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Other software / Re: F**k the SMF project. F**k it up its stupid a**. <-- says Arantor ;)
siliconsara « on November 11th, 2013, 09:28 PM »
I guess I can air what I think?
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
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Other software / Re: F**k the SMF project. F**k it up its stupid a**. <-- says Arantor ;)
siliconsara « on November 11th, 2013, 09:28 PM »
I guess I can air what I think?
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.
Arantor is a great programmer, though I find him to really hypocritical as a person with the recent events. I had to laugh when remembering this thread after hearing the news that he came back to SMF. Though, whatever, anything to make him happy? I have to be honest, I felt like I was walking on eggshells when he was around here. I felt as if I asked a question or offered an idea that he would pound me into the ground, mostly due to the fact that I am nowhere near his repertoire of programming. I learn along the way to benefit myself and my sites; confronting problems takes me to task but I always learn something new about php, css, html, ect along the way.
Yes, I did offer 100 dollars to the Wedge project instead of throwing it at a forum license for v.bulletin. Wedge fits the structure I want for my websites perfectly (especially with the unique privacy features, something my main forum really works upon), and I plan on using it in lieu of WordPress. Yet even after saying all of that, I feel really bad. I feel like I am leeching off of Nao's (and in essence Arantor's) hard work, hard work they pretty much did for free. 100 bucks is a drop in the bucket considering how many years was put into wedge. Wedge is priceless and I am hopeless as to how to give back efficiently.