I'm an atheist, dear. </deadpan>

Or a long spree or two. This last one was a veritable gold mine of sprites!

An impressive feat of ironic cruelty.

Nice layout, MM. Very griddy.

Ah, another day, another thread title change. Let's get this party started... GM in the lead with 8 posts? Phase one should be easy.

Rankine blows. Kelvin for live, yo!

With all due respect to Smurdley.

Oh now that was very creative.

* Kawa applauds

1. Yes, yes it was.
2. Totally, bro.
3. Apple pie's good.
4. I had to read it twice.
5. Actually, I was busy spreeing.

6. I'm hoping for at least a week or so of good, clean, slightly repetitive fun.


Will Hearts Boxcars ever get a break from all these beheadings?
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Everyday I'm shufflin' these random quotes

But Kafuka has no karma system in place, Drywall. You must be thinking of ABXD.

On the other hand, I've only had repeats since I woke up today, too. Such as two Kraids.

Well, I'm afraid I preferred it without the custom font, MM. It just looks sloppy this way. Sorry.

Any objections, lady?

Oh my, an evil twin to another thread. Who would've thunk it?

Anyway, let's talk about those minor annoyances in your life, the kind of things that keep repeating and could really bring half your goddamn day down.

Not the kind on the internet though, that's just asking for trouble. Unless it's something about your shitty connection or something meta like that.

For me, it's gotta be that thing where my next door neighbor sometimes leaves his radio playing in the night, while he sleeps. That's bad enough on its own, but if I so much as tap the wall between us when I turn in my sleep, he'll snap awake and aggro.

Pfff. I could change it behind your back with a 47% chance you wouldn't notice. I just mentioned it because it mentions me.

Ladies and gentlemen. "The Orchestral Tubular Bells", played by the Royal Philharmonic. I highly suggest tracking this baby down.

Imagine you're in an operating system development team, and you're in charge of designing how a given application would handle its windows and controls. Not the actual drawing of elements, but how to set up a window and react to events.


In Windows, the answers are a tree of objects, where things like buttons and input boxes are the same as the windows they are in, distinguished only by their class and styles, and events are done by a message pump -- the application spins a loop, checking for new system messages and responding to them.

For example, a button could be created by the CreateWindow system call, specifying that it needs to be a button by class, and returning the window handle for it. In the message pump, the message for being clicked is found, and the target handle matches the one CreateWindow returned, so we know that the button was clicked.

This system works fine for procedural languages, and can be mapped into OOP -- just look at MFC and .Net.


The question is, how would you do it? This is your OS, so anything goes. Surprise me.

Why does that make me think of all of those stories about the couple's dog watching them go at it?
Now you're just confusing Fluttershy for Applejack. Shame on you.