At 12/29/08 05:15 AM, 25272D wrote: My god guys, 22" is amazing. This keyboard is going to take a lot to get used to it though, it has loads of extra keys that I keep hitting when trying to use shift :D Time to install everything, it's going to be so awesome, dual monitors with 22" and 17", G5 mouse and G15 keyboard :D £200 ($300) well spent.

Got my laptop for Christmas (which I'm still getting used to) so a lot of today will be spent transfering everything over. Then moving my old computer downstairs and wiping it because my mother wants it for her Uni shit.

Oh, and I've gotta go to the bank today because I fucked up my card on Saturday night. Stood at ATM's entering wrong pin number after wrong pin number. In the end it just refused me access all together and said to contact Abbey.

At 12/29/08 06:15 AM, 25272D wrote: 1gb for £6

WHAT...! I recently bought a stick of DDR2 and it cost £15 and that was from a cheap shop. Got 5 years ago 1GB cost £50 This world recession thing must be a lie. Or did that RAM "fall off the back of a PC World lorry" ???

Atleast pot-holes in the road are useful for something eh :)

At 12/29/08 10:53 AM, 25272D wrote: I know! I wanted to upgrade my ram in 2006, 1GB was about £40, bought it from ebuyer.com on saturday and it was £6 :O

A've heard of them before a guy a know got a cracking motherboard from them. But a didnt know they done cheap RAM.....Cheers :)

At 12/29/08 10:32 AM, Jon-86 wrote: WHAT...! I recently bought a stick of DDR2 and it cost £15 and that was from a cheap shop. Got 5 years ago 1GB cost £50 This world recession thing must be a lie. Or did that RAM "fall off the back of a PC World lorry" ???

Atleast pot-holes in the road are useful for something eh :)

Dude! The stick that I have in my computer goes for about $25-30 now (it cost something like $50 or something after I got a $100 rebate!). I guess it depends on the chipset and if you get refurbished memory? lol

At 12/29/08 10:32 AM, Jon-86 wrote:

At 12/29/08 06:15 AM, 25272D wrote: 1gb for £6

WHAT...! I recently bought a stick of DDR2 and it cost £15 and that was from a cheap shop. Got 5 years ago 1GB cost £50 This world recession thing must be a lie. Or did that RAM "fall off the back of a PC World lorry" ???

Atleast pot-holes in the road are useful for something eh :)

Haha yea. What time of the year did you buy it? I'm assuming around this time? Christmas? It also depends on where you got it? I'm surprised a small shop would have it for so cheap, I though they would hike up the prices for a bigger profit margin?

That's it! It was NeillS and blackvector. The guy that was a pain in the bubbles 100% of the time! A main thread he ruined was This one!

At 12/29/08 06:21 PM, Momo-the-Monkey wrote: That's it! It was NeillS and blackvector. The guy that was a pain in the bubbles 100% of the time! A main thread he ruined was This one!

He's still around as nns and some #s after the name but he hasn't really been here at all in the past 4-5 months.

At 12/29/08 12:58 PM, Jessii wrote: Dude! The stick that I have in my computer goes for about $25-30 now (it cost something like $50 or something after I got a $100 rebate!). I guess it depends on the chipset and if you get refurbished memory? lol

Thats why I waited untill I went to canada to upgrade my RAM a few years ago, because it was almost half price over their. Now its about the same as here.

At 12/29/08 01:03 PM, Algorithm wrote: Haha yea. What time of the year did you buy it? I'm assuming around this time? Christmas? It also depends on where you got it? I'm surprised a small shop would have it for so cheap, I though they would hike up the prices for a bigger profit margin?

Recently = A few weeks ago. But its the other way around the small computer shops are always good for deals / sales and cheap parts. The big stores like PC World herehave sales but their prices are so inflated that say for example for the price of a laptop on sale in PC World around £350-400 I can build 2 decent Desktop PCs (if you get cheap £50 CRT moniters) but their you go.

Wee shops FTW

At 12/29/08 06:15 AM, 25272D wrote: It looks better IRL the desk is horrible and old and I drew on it :D G15 keyboard, G5 mouse, 22" widescreen monitor, 17" monitor, and sony speakers, sub woofer by my feet :D

Hey....I noticed something while looking at the picture; You've got the same iPod as me :P

At 12/30/08 02:27 AM, kingdarkeyes wrote: Hey....I noticed something while looking at the picture; You've got the same iPod as me :P

Hey....I noticed something while reading your post; Nobody cares :P

Ok, I just have a question for everyone. Lately I have been speaking with Afro-Ninja (Speak to him for yourself..) about possibly creating A CSS:Main.

The reason why I bring this up is not just because its not a REAL programming language to such types as PHP or C++, but that it is one type of skill that is not very much described in any tutorial online. I come asking you, the people of newgrounds, if this could be something maybe to consider.

Lately there have been many threads purely on CSS Scripting, basically on the same type of thing. But Im guessing that if we had 1 main thread where all questions could be summed up in some good educational/descriptive tutorials, than maybe some spam threads may be taken away because one thread could sum it all.

If anyone maybe has any suggestions or comments, please either post, or give me/Afro-Ninja a pm.

Thanks Newgrounds!

How much CSS tutorials can you make?, there is just not enough content to make a CSS main with.

At 12/31/08 01:46 PM, BillysProgrammer wrote: If anyone maybe has any suggestions or comments, please either post, or give me/Afro-Ninja a pm.

1. It's completely unnecessary, like DearonElensar has already stated.
2. You aren't qualified to do it, and it'll just get filled up with poor tutorials by you teaching people the incorrect ways to go about things. That doesn't actually help anyone.

In summary: CSS is fairly simple. Someone can learn it just by picking up a book at the bookstore, or looking at a starting guide like W3schools offers.

Ok. It was just a suggestion. Thanks for clearing some stuff up.

No for the same reason there isn't a HTML: Main

Hmm, strange, I just noticed that this thread was posted on my mom's birthday.

Happy New Year everyone. Not sure if my plans are changing yet but as of now I'm still going to brave the cold and strong wind and icy/sloppy roads to go to a party. Anyone else going out tonight?

Nah, staying home as usual. Happy New Year everybody!

Happy 2009

At 1/1/09 12:02 AM, SpamBurger wrote: 1st post in the Programming forum of '09!

Haha. Last year I posted in a topic in the General at 01/01/2008 at 12:00:00 am.

Meh. At least I made it on in the 12:00 EST hour... lol. Happy New Year! Although I bet it's going to be just like the rest of them... 365 days of 24 hour time spans!

Happy New Years!

Happy New Year, guys!
Only 20 more days until Bush leaves office. I think I'm gonna put a countdown on my site, lol.

At 1/1/09 02:50 AM, DanielZ wrote: Happy New Year, guys!
Only 20 more days until Bush leaves office. I think I'm gonna put a countdown on my site, lol.

Lol, nice. 20 more days until the US is screwed?

I dunno. I wish Obama the best, and I hope he's a decent leader.

My god, that concert was epic. Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band was one of the opening acts...I'd suggest everyone look them up. They rock.

Oh, and Flogging Molly. They rock too.

At 1/1/09 12:33 AM, Momo-the-Monkey wrote: Meh. At least I made it on in the 12:00 EST hour... lol. Happy New Year! Although I bet it's going to be just like the rest of them... 365 days of 24 hour time spans!

Technically that's not entirely true <3

Plus this year we got an extra second. There was an extra seconds blip put in between 11:59:59 and 00:00:00.

Happy new year, and i'll check that band out then :)

i hope you all had a great new years

here's to 2009 :)

Happy New Years Guys! Hope you all had some fun nights.

Aye happy new year.