I'm very excited about 4rthur now!Can't wait for munkt0n to release the source. I've been teaching myself php, so what better way to get some practise!
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supermoore: HUNG,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:16,
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Indeed!kitty meow meow's working on the pub scheduler, I'm probably going to bring the code up to accessibility and standards... a group effort's going to be great.
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Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:18,
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There was a great brainstorming session on the board last night.So many great ideas! I love the way everyone gets together when we really want to do something.
( supermoore: HUNG,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:20,
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so long as someone adds inmessage notification without the need to F5...
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JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:20,
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i've got that sortedto some degree already, but munkt0n don't want frames, so it's useless the way i've done it (meta refesh tags in seperate messages and users online frames)
( Dr. Kitteny Berk almost certainly drunk,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:22,
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that's the old wayit was a pain, really...
( JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:26,
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indeedbut it worked, and it worked well
( Dr. Kitteny Berk almost certainly drunk,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:27,
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I'm not sure if that'll go inuntil we think of a way to finance the thing. I could be wrong, but I think all the bandwidth eaten by auto-refreshing is part of why m3ss3ng3r was so bandwidth-hungry.
( supermoore: HUNG,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:23,
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To correct myself.It doesn't have to work that way, and will be much less bandwidth-hungry without all the Javascript.
( supermoore: HUNG,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:24,
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it should bereasonably light this time, for the messages it's under 1k of code that'd refresh
( Dr. Kitteny Berk almost certainly drunk,
Fri 29 Aug 2003, 22:25,
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