Dunno what you are talking about. Certainly not my fault...

MDN is great for front-end stuff: JS, CSS, HTML, etc
Tizag is pretty good for back-end stuff: PHP, SQL, ASP
Not sure what info you needed on TCP/IP, so I can't really offer resources on it.

A lot of their information is incomplete, inaccurate, or misleading. I highly recommend using the Mozilla Developer Network instead. It has far more information, comes from a more credible source, and as a wiki is more updated than W3Schools. The only defense I can think of for using W3Schools is th...

NO. Do NOT use w3schools.com. EVER.

Check out http://w3fools.com/ for reasons why.

FugiTest was a new account last week, so had $1,000 net worth. In one week I went to $4 BILLION net worth. The only reason it wasn't higher was because I was lazy.

So I'm going to nerf it to make the maximum shorting to be some percentage of your networth.

Oh sorry, that would be me buying $6billion worth of hats.

I will have you know that FugiTest is a completely legit account. No database hacks were used.

Ergo, I am now winning. Suck it.

*changes shorting rules so it can't happen again*

Depending upon results from my testing, Shorting will likely get nerfed soon

Ken's been back from Japan, but CraftBukkit has no 1.1 RB, and the server costs $90 while I have $0.

So yeah.

The chat is still running if you want to talk to strange people.

What gunner said.

The actual formula is as follows:

So if you have $1,000 the limit is 1,000,000 negative shares, and if you have $1,000,000 the limit is 1,000 negative shares.

Yes, you auto-rebuy them at $0. Shorting NPEW is pretty much fool-proof this week.

I see a lot of people (on the internet in general, not here specifically) getting upset about MegaUpload and trying to use it to show SOPA is bad. However, the taking down of MegaUpload was the result of a two year investigation by the FBI. That has nothing to do with SOPA. At most you could claim t...

I've added "Shorting" as an investment option. Now you can sell stocks you don't own up to a limit defined by how much money you have. Shorted stocks are automatically bought back when the market reopens, so you CAN go bankrupt. Or, you can make a LOT of money. Enjoy! PS. Earlier today, I ...

I've found http://www.tizag.com/ to be a great resource. Hope it helps.

Wikipedia's policies imply competence at the higher levels. If the admins are corrupt, such policies won't work, and you have to cause a disruption to make a point.

metcarfre wrote:Also, unfortunately the zoom function doesn't really work, because you can zoom in the x-axis but not the y.

That is by design. If you could zoom the y-axis, the graphs would become misleading.

Just applied for an enforcer position. Was really the only way to make it financially feasible. If they accept, I'll go, otherwise I won't

Hopefully Kristin remembers me from Desert Bus...

I've been wanting to ask Fugiman about the torrent, but I'm afraid I'd be interrupting him from doing something awesome. Because Fugiman is never NOT doing something awesome. Unsure about the awesome things, but I got all DB5 footage off Graham at MAGFest, so I'll start conversion...well...why not ...

I have a guild that I've hung out with for as long as I've been on the internet that is currently playing Aion, so if it is free I'll surely start my account up again!

Stopped playing...a year ago? because I couldn't justify $15 for a few hours of gameplay each month.

Lyinginbedmon wrote:Fugi needs to update the IP in the main post...

No I don't. I changed the DNS entry to point to the proper server. I guess I could stop implying that LRRCraft hosts it anymore...

metcarfre wrote:Request re: the site. Can we make a way to "zoom in" to the graph? I find it hard to 'hover' over the right spot and get the values of the penny stocks.

Done. Click & Drag on the graph to zoom in on a region

No clue. :/ I recommend NameCheap.

Wikipedia, Reddit, Cheezburger network... All of they threatened to drop GoDaddy. But if it was the beer company who was knocking the beer out of your hand while boasting about doing it, would you really buy beer from that company again? I mean, maybe if they had just not put up a giant billboard re...

Nope. Buying a domain is a set fee up front ($9 for 1 year, $30 for 2 years etc), then you renew it once your time runs out. The minimum is a year, so if you get shut down after 1 month and have to register a new domain, GoDaddy just $20 for 13 months instead of $10 for 12. EDIT: Re-reading, I think...