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Nov 6, 2002, 5:54pm

[View Quote] Well we both know the discontent that's present between Gors and the rest of the
community. I understand both's reasoning for it too... but there's nothing any of us
can do about it anymore besides have E N Z O delete our arguments. :P

--Bowen--

Nov 6, 2002, 7:00pm

If I can suggest something. At the credit card submission page, have that be where
the Password is defined. As it will give parents more the opportunity to choose the
level of access then if you do it later on where the kid might not tell his parents.
It seems the only logical place for it and I hope this does help a little.

I don't mind the gors, but I don't like the gorean ideas. No offense to them. I
really don't want to get into detail as to what and why, but it's just my opinion.

--Bowen--

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Nov 7, 2002, 12:40am

[View Quote] I hardly think adult entertainment is put into the same category as normal
entertainment. That's why regular cable doesn't have porn channels readily
available. There has to be some control on adult material.

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 12:44am

[View Quote] Teens are not in question, adult worlds and themes are. Therefore, using common
sense, they should be the ones excluded.

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 1:35am

[View Quote] Hardly. Teens are not the entirety of underaged people. If I'm not mistaken, there
are a great number of community members who also loathe the gor and other adult based
themes/worlds. If we're going to use the Oscar example, like Rick said, X rated
movies aren't allowed into them. Slaves in the true gorean sense (I don't care about
the "we're not like that" routine) are considered part of the bondage theme, which is
adult.

Don't segregate things that don't violate ratings (to protect them). But do
segregate things that could be offensive to almost everyone given their nature.

--Bowen--

Nov 6, 2002, 7:28pm

[View Quote] Set the max headers for like 1000.

--Bowen--

Nov 6, 2002, 11:12pm

You should've taught people how to use paragraphs a little better.

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 6:21pm

[View Quote] I think IPX was the original data transfer system? IPv4 as we know it today came
later. (maybe?)

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 3:06pm

[View Quote] Definately. Only delete offensive things too, not posts that tend to be dry (or
hardass like Goob's). :P

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 3:26pm

[View Quote] My advice to you is to not alter previous threads, but worry about new ones that come
out. Until a flame begins, don't worry about something that may be offensive, unless
extreme.

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 3:33pm

[View Quote] I think reindexing only occurs when an entire thread is deleted.

--Bowen--

Nov 8, 2002, 8:58pm

[View Quote] Not if the satelites for internet connection are in geostationary orbits. (like they
should be)

--Bowen--

Nov 9, 2002, 3:31pm

[View Quote] Why does it matter really? :P

--Bowen--

Nov 10, 2002, 2:43am

[View Quote] Explain that to the Christians and the Muslims? o_O

--Bowen--

Nov 11, 2002, 1:35am

[View Quote] God existing after them. :P Apparently it's their belief that their Messiahs, Jesus
and Mohummad, were the incarnation of god through an earthly body. So if he was
"born" he exists after you. I don't know it's hard to put into words in tune to
Eric's little theory.

--Bowen--

Nov 11, 2002, 1:39am

http://bananamoo.cjb.net I believe.

--Bowen--

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Nov 13, 2002, 3:35pm

Hi all avid bot users and developers!

I'd like to announce the opening of a new AW bot site, targeting both the
user and the developer, powered by a custom, dynamic content system:
http://bots.omegauniverse.com/

There you'll find bot news, bot source code, and compiled bot programs in
three categories:
- C and C++
- Visual Basic
- Misc./Pascal-Delphi

By registering as a member (it's free, fast and completely SPAM free) you
get access to even more features, like submitting your own bots. We'd
appreciate it very much if bot developers submit their bots to the site!

We're constantly working on adding new and cooler features, especially bot
developers can expect some really neat improvements soon...

So check Bowen & KAH's bot site out now:
http://bots.omegauniverse.com/

KAH

Nov 13, 2002, 3:38pm

Adding in this little comment:

Those with Netscape 4.78 (the only one I tested it with) will notice a long period of
loading time where the window will freeze. 4.75 does not seem to have any problems,
but if you're using netscape, be prepared just in case.

And no, it's not buggy webcode. Netscape has a problem with nested tables over the
number of 5 it seems.

--Bowen--

Nov 14, 2002, 5:46pm

Mozilla is better. :P

--Bowen--

Nov 17, 2002, 9:30pm

[View Quote] Definately.

--Bowen--

Nov 25, 2002, 5:17am

> There are tens of versions of x1 and other xelagots around, making a
> separate patch for each (or one that covers all) is not practical.
> Some people run several versions on their computer or servers, so you
> see the mess of making this automatic upgrade system... Compare with
> the aw browser: if you have missed a few upgrades, you have to
> download several times patches... if I did that, you might want to
> download 30 patches from version 2.999999 or so to the current one :)

Only in beta do you download a whole group of different upgrades. It's not really a
patch system per se from what I can tell, it just replaces all the key files with the
newer versions? Maybe my knowledge of what patches are is backwards.

--Bowen--

Nov 14, 2002, 9:16pm

[View Quote] I'm just happy they put keymapping in. That makes me ecstatic that I can now use my
laptop to move somewhat decently and build. (hopefully there'll be mappable build
keys)

--Bowen--

Nov 15, 2002, 8:49pm

Alpha is before beta, so before they release the newer features for beta testers it
goes through the alpha stage.

--Bowen--

Nov 20, 2002, 1:43am

[View Quote] Me, of course.

--Bowen--

Nov 20, 2002, 7:23pm

Define a "good" newsreader. The ones bundled with mozilla and netscape support HTML.

--Bowen--

Nov 20, 2002, 8:11pm

[View Quote] I suppose HTML could comply with ASCII standards rather than binary standards. The
only thing that differs is the ability of the reader to interpret the code?

--Bowen--

Nov 21, 2002, 2:22am

So in fact you're agreeing that every element is part of plain text and really the
only thing that changes is that we'd need an HTML interpreter.

--Bowen--

Nov 21, 2002, 2:27pm

[View Quote] Yes I know, but all HTML is is plain text that is interpreted differently. All
you're saying is it's plain text and there's a lot more of it for the same
information; which I agree.

--Bowen--

Nov 21, 2002, 10:10pm

Insanity is golden.

--Bowen--

Nov 21, 2002, 10:18pm

[View Quote] No that's psychopathic, duh.

--Bowen--

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