speading up the message board even more
Friday, May 24, 2002 by feline | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
since each post in a thread has some form of ID number (it turns up at the end of the URL), if there are more than say 50 posts in a thread, and you have already read this thread, can only the last 50 threads be loaded initially?
when this happens have a link to get the full thread.
and for threads you havent read before just load all of it.
this idea is perhaps best aimed at the new skinbrowser.
is it feasable? it should both spead things up and cut down on bandwidth usage, so it sounds good on paper.
Reply #2 Friday, May 24, 2002 12:59 PM
Reply #3 Friday, May 24, 2002 1:11 PM
Listen to Frogboy

Don't listen to starone

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Reply #10 Friday, May 24, 2002 3:12 PM
i dont make a habit of getting chocolate all over my self, it is a waste of good food

well, while we are drifting totaly off topic, i am developing a plan for my first skin. i have an idea, but i now need to master enough of gimp to create the graphics.
would you be willing to cast an eye over the graphics, presuming i can actually get anywhere?

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Reply #14 Saturday, May 25, 2002 1:45 PM
i suspect i am in a completely different time zone to a certain little trouble making minx. not long after my last post i was off to get some sleep.
i have produced an outline of the shape i want (aiming at a coolplayer skin as my first attempt), but i them spent 3 hours trying to fix the system screen savers. it seems the cad program feels a need to reassociate the scr file extension, which caused me several problems
however, after eventually fixing that, i have found that i dont even know how to crop a bmp in gimp, let alone set about putting some colour and depth onto my outline.
as for your different perspective on graphics, that is part of the reason i picked you, that and i thought you would probably say yes
. in art class they used to complain that all of my drawings were to geometric. so my views on tasefull and well balanced are likely to be a little excentric

Reply #15 Saturday, May 25, 2002 1:45 PM
i suspect i am in a completely different time zone to a certain little trouble making minx. not long after my last post i was off to get some sleep.
i have produced an outline of the shape i want (aiming at a coolplayer skin as my first attempt), but i them spent 3 hours trying to fix the system screen savers. it seems the cad program feels a need to reassociate the scr file extension, which caused me several problems
however, after eventually fixing that, i have found that i dont even know how to crop a bmp in gimp, let alone set about putting some colour and depth onto my outline.
as for your different perspective on graphics, that is part of the reason i picked you, that and i thought you would probably say yes
. in art class they used to complain that all of my drawings were to geometric. so my views on tasefull and well balanced are likely to be a little excentric

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Reply #18 Saturday, May 25, 2002 3:53 PM

someone at work compared Gimp to photoshop, and then went on about the fact that it has its own programming language and over 20 different menu bars.
i think they were a bit delusional though myself. it says it has a scripting language, but the web site says it isnt a photoshop killer for serious users.
it doesnt look much like paint, but that is about all i know for sure at the moment

it is free (so i can afford it), and the source code is available if i ever want to read it. lunitic as it sounds, i have been known to go reading the source code of the editor i use at work when i wanted to know details about how it works.

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Reply #1 Friday, May 24, 2002 12:45 PM