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hehe, Nice pic

I still can't side with you though, because your compairing VS to vi... My point about vi being a terribly useful tool is that it is not the development environment, it's just the text editor of the development environment. Plug in a script (with cron? your bash login script? the list goes on) to check the cvs/svn repository every X minutes, and read alloud through one of the text2speech apps, when new junks arrived. Have it open a window on your desktop instead, with say, Quanta, or have a perl script parse the code and just spit out all the public functions in an html file? The important point here is that 1) this stuff isn't being done by vi, 2) you choose who says what to who now. Having vi as your editor, really meens you have bash as your ide. Depending on the project, you can alter the very nature of the development environment. With VS it's all or nothing... total lack of freedom (Other windows apps often follow this approach; interestingly enough that's what emacs ~sortof~ did). That being said, I am a hobbist; and I probably won't every work for oddles of other peoples money (at least not for programming/scripting). Should that time come we'd have to time me on vi, and then on VS... I'm about 100% sure that vi would be faster though, cause I'd get 'unknown statement ":.,+100s/a/iMyValue/g"' errors all the time, ohh, and alt+f4 isn't a good thing to press on windows...

It really comes down to what your confortable with, like I know football (soccer in north america) is the best sport in the world, but if your not comfortable saying it, I understand

find this around line 246 in viewtopic.php

        if ($pun_user['g_id'] < PUN_GUEST)
        {
            $user_info[] = '<dd>IP: <a href="moderate.php?get_host='.$cur_post['id'].'">'.$cur_post['poster_ip'].'</a>';

            if ($cur_post['admin_note'] != '')
                $user_info[] = '<dd>'.$lang_topic['Note'].': <strong>'.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_post['admin_note']).'</strong>';
        }
    }
    // If the poster is a guest (or a user that has been deleted)
    else
    {
        $username = pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_post['username']);
        $user_title = get_title($cur_post);

        if ($pun_user['g_id'] < PUN_GUEST)
            $user_info[] = '<dd>IP: <a href="moderate.php?get_host='.$cur_post['id'].'">'.$cur_post['poster_ip'].'</a>';

chang to this:

        if ($pun_user['g_id'] < PUN_GUEST)
        {
            if ($pun_user['g_id'] == PUN_ADMIN)
                $user_info[] = '<dd>IP: <a href="moderate.php?get_host='.$cur_post['id'].'">'.$cur_post['poster_ip'].'</a>';

            if ($cur_post['admin_note'] != '')
                $user_info[] = '<dd>'.$lang_topic['Note'].': <strong>'.pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_post['admin_note']).'</strong>';
        }
    }
    // If the poster is a guest (or a user that has been deleted)
    else
    {
        $username = pun_htmlspecialchars($cur_post['username']);
        $user_title = get_title($cur_post);

        if ($pun_user['g_id'] == PUN_ADMIN)
            $user_info[] = '<dd>IP: <a href="moderate.php?get_host='.$cur_post['id'].'">'.$cur_post['poster_ip'].'</a>';

Then to profile.php, line 1192 or there about you see this:

                <div class="inform">
                    <fieldset>
                        <legend><?php echo $lang_profile['User activity'] ?></legend>
                        <div class="infldset">
                            <p><?php echo $lang_common['Registered'] ?>: <?php echo format_time($user['registered'], true); if ($pun_user['g_id'] < PUN_GUEST) echo ' (<a href="moderate.php?get_host='.pun_htmlspecialchars($user['registration_ip']).'">'.pun_htmlspecialchars($user['registration_ip']).'</a>)'; ?></p>

change it to this:

                <div class="inform">
                    <fieldset>
                        <legend><?php echo $lang_profile['User activity'] ?></legend>
                        <div class="infldset">
                            <p><?php echo $lang_common['Registered'] ?>: <?php echo format_time($user['registered'], true); if ($pun_user['g_id'] == PUN_ADMIN) echo ' (<a href="moderate.php?get_host='.pun_htmlspecialchars($user['registration_ip']).'">'.pun_htmlspecialchars($user['registration_ip']).'</a>)'; ?></p>

So you would like bloated software? I like 5 commands to filter out all the junk of that 12Gig into 5Gig, and then 10 to split that 5 Gigs up in X Mb files, and open each with less, all from a one line bash script ;p

  VS (and microsoft prodocts, or even windows; adobe, corel, etc... are all doing the same) is all calling in the army, to respond to a broken fingernail. Why waste all that CPU on things your not going to use in that session, when your computer could be doing other, more important things; like archiving porn off the web automagically, and rotating each of your 10 virtual desktops to display the images, while hosting a website, calculating the rating to give to you music collection based on your interactions with your music player, reading you an e-book, botting 10 games, building a C++ app, and calculating the relative position of the moon to the sun in 2 billion years, all whilest your writing your latest addition to your php script on less then 1Gig of ram, and not even using 50% of your 3Gig CPU... ;p

Just as a funny aside... Many pda programs already have that inverted buffering of files... ;p You could open that 12 Gig file on my either of my palm pilots (33Mhz, 64Kb RAM; and 300Mhz, 512Kb RAM), assuming... it had some way to get to the data, lol ;p I remeber having to write a image loader that keeped the image in a run line encoded compressed chunk of memory, and I had to decode and recode each edit in BYTE chunks. Hehe, if the image had to much "noise" then the app would run out of memory and crash! Fun stuff ~.~

Type this (with the url bbcode) on a forum

http://www............/video150.html

Press "preview"

Right click the link and select "save target as..." or the likes

Upload videoXXX.html to you webserver, or review the jscript and figure out how to do it with less work next time

http://sqlite.org/

Click on the "syntax" link at the top right. It's sqlite command syntax, but I use it all the time.

Plus, with sqlite you can run it locally (on your home computer) for testing, and not get complaints from your host if you bugger something up (or lose your real databse).

lol, until then I just hardcoded the default timezone in registrations, and switch my server timezone to -1... it does the job

indent + emacs? dono if there's an indent that does php, but the good old one should at least not bugger up the html/php...

Course if your me, it's vim I get caught adding ":wq" to my e-mails sometimes, lol

Neat stuff smartys

Just curious though... how do you intend to make a profit from it? (profit could be defined as, you know, stuff to put on a resume, so I get that $100K per year job). I meen it must cost money to host, and forums are know to be CPU/bandwidth hogs.

I suppose the added overhead of a db abstrction layer would be a bad thing... but adding in a litle spot to say what databases the mods been tested with is necessary for my brain to stop hurting

You could always make another Invision 1.2 board on a private site, make like 5 users, and 10 posts (a couple sticky, a few with bb code, etc). Then run the conversion on the smaller board. It would make finding the parts that are broken much easier.