No. 663

Eheh, sorry Lambda, I didn't notice at first because afterward I went to go vacuum..

No. 664

>battlerdrinkingalone.jpg

No. 665

:3

No. 666

Time to use this thread.

No. 667

That time already, huh?

No. 668

GOGO TAUGHT ME HOW TO PEEL AN ORANGE

No. 669

>>683
Yes.
>>684
It was fun?

No. 670

GOGO SHOWED ME HOW TO PEEL AN ORANGE

No. 671

GOGO TAUGHT ORANGE-KUN HOW TO PEEL.

No. 672

>>686
Her hands were amazingly cute, right.

No. 673

ORANGE-KUN TAUGHT ME HOW TO PEEL A GOGO

No. 674

ME TAUGHT HOW TO ORANGE-KUN GOGO PEELS.

No. 675

Silly Astaroth, my hair won't freeze.

My hands, on the other hand, cool quickly.

No. 676

>>684
>>686
>>687
>>689
>>690
Next /seacats/ meme?

>>691
Honestly i'm not exactly sure how you could get hair to freeze, unless you went outside while it was still wet, or something like that.

No. 677

>>692
A combination of that and sweating while walking will do that.

No. 679

I want to be that orange.

No. 680

>>688
Gogo's hands are moe.

No. 681

>>695
Lewd.

No. 682

ORANGE-KUN TAUGHT ME HOW TO WAKE UP BEFORE I GOGO!

No. 683

>>698
You weren't planning on flying solo?

No. 684

>>697

L-lewd ja nai. I just understand the value of Vitamin C!

>>698

Good morning~?

No. 685

What the heck why do these packet sniffers want me to compile them?!

No. 686

>>699
Well, I don't want to be left hanging like a yo-yo~

>>700
Fix the image thing.

No. 687

>>702
Welcome. I agree, George should get to allowing duplicate images.

No. 688

>turning my Windows OS into some crazy mutant hybrid breed by using a Linux API Layer

No. 689

>>702
>>703

Hey, with ib4f, that was actually an incredible luxury! I haven't even found the duplicate-checking mechanism yet!

No. 690

>>704

Don't play God!

No. 691

>>705
Why does it even check for duplicates? Why not just circumvent it altogether by automatically renaming files?

No. 692

>>706
I'm not, I just need to do this to run major packet sniffers! Damn Linux freaks not giving us Windows ports.

No. 693

>>703
Agreed. Also, an easy access edit button should be seconded along with multi-images in a single post.

>>705
No excuses! Get to it slave!

No. 694

Hmmm, the thing is than in these board it's expected for threads to die quickly.
And the duplicate detector is to avoid spam, so if we deleted the threads we might become able to post those pictures again.

No. 695

>>707

I don't knowwwww?!

>>709

Multi-images are already implemented, maybe!? The edit button is also hard, though!

No. 696

>>705
I'm no HTML editor, but is it that "if" function (or variable, my coding dictionary needs work) that checks for file_original?

Also, I think that Bern just earlier circumvented the image upload by embedding the image into the post itself. That's how she got "multiple images." I think.

No. 697

>>711
Not working! Fix it fix it fix it!

No. 698

>>712
Variables are objects whose assigned values can be changed, so I believe function is the correct term.

No. 699

>>712

I think it has something to do with duplicates in the mysql database, but maybe...?

>>713

Guuuu...

No. 700

>>714
Forgive me, it's been many years since I took that java programming course in high school. The fact that I was very good at it apparently stands no chance against the fact that I haven't used that knowledge in years.

No. 701

>>714
>>716

No. 702

>>716
Ehe, I only know that because I took a course in my first semester at college. You got it right the first time anyway.
>>717
...What?

No. 703

>>716
Do not feel ashamed, even simple knowlogement can be lost if is not frecuented.

No. 704

>>718
N-Noothinnnggg~!... ahahahaha..

No. 705

>>715
>>718
>>719
At any rate, I doubt the answer is in the templates. It's likely in the code that stores the image.

No. 706

>>720
Jealous of our knowledge?

No. 707

>>722
Don't push it.

No. 708

>>721
The weird thing is that it seems to store the image using a random number sequence here. Why doesn't it refer to that rather than the file or filename?

No. 709

>>724
It likely takes the image hash (I think that's what it's called?).

No. 710

>>723
But I never get to brag about knowing something other people don't.

No. 711

>>725
Admittedly, I don't know what that is. Do you mean it takes the data from the image itself and saves a copy that it compares against other images posted?

No. 712

>>726
You have done so many times! Don't go playing dumb, saying you haven't!

No. 713

>>728
What? When?

No. 714

>>727
Yes, basically. I'd seen the terminology used before and I think I'm using it right, but on ib4f there was an option to ban an "image hash" for example, which should stop it from being posted.

No. 715

>>730
I wonder, though. Wouldn't there be a way to see where said image hashes were being saved, then trace the 'save [hash] to [this file]' back to the source code?

I'm probably just oversimplifying things, though.

No. 716

>>729
All those debates you had. You seemed to try and loom over people with some kind of "I know more than you do so I'm obviously right" kind of feel to you. Kind of like Belphe!

No. 717

An image hash is the result of putting image data through a hash function, which is then used to store that data in index #(number). Probably.

No. 718

>>731
The images themselves are stored in the /boardname/src/ folder, so perhaps there is something there that keeps track. For the record, multiple images are only disallowed within the same board, it seems.

No. 719

If nobody mind, I would like to examine the code one of those days, my knowlogement of mysql and html is almost null, but I might become able to learn a bit from reading it.

No. 720

>>732

Really, thinking that the haremu route could possibly be wrong, how silly~

No. 721

>>733
From what I saw in class, hashing is a free of search mode of saving things in a database. Instead of searching for a file because of it's name or it's ID some weird algorythm codes the name and generates a number. That number is usually the exact position of the file in the database. No idea how they work, more than that general view.
>>734
I'm not sure, I believe this is not allowing us to use the same picture, even if we change board.

No. 722

Can't figure this out. I'll probably try at it again later with *my* router so I know what's actually going on. Actually, why didn't I do that in the first place? Bwaaaaaaaaaaaka.

No. 723

>>736
It was the feel to him that was off-putting to me.
That doesn't mean he wasn't right about those things in context~

Simply, the haremu ending is still an awful idea.

No. 724

>>737
free-of-search method*

No. 725

>>732
Did I? I usually thought I was wrong or about to be proven wrong, which is why I don't usually engage in debates. I think.
>>734
Would this work, then? Post an image on an inactive board, check which files get modified, save a copy of these files, post another image, save another copy, compare copies and see what's different, then?

No. 726

>>735

Alright~

>>737

Something like that!

>>734

I tried deleting one of those and reposting it, but no good. Mysql database it is.

No. 727

>>737
I've posted the same image on two different boards here before, though. At least I think I have.

No. 728

... well, that didn't work. Nothing I use seems to work at alllll

No. 729

Hullo' everyone.
Grr. At duplicate files.

No. 730

It's not that hard to add a pixel of a one-off color value to the picture, is it?

No. 731

The twin dragons were slain~
Their heads cleft in twain~
After many raid wipes and guildmember fights the dragons weren't seen again~

No. 732

>>746
I only really use my game sprites because I have no fan-art.

No. 733

>>748
Makku! Make Mutare some fanart!

No. 734

>>748
>>746
Of course, we can just add pixels to our game sprites too, but that would be tedious after a while.

I did it in /a/ before when the original Witch in Gold games were there, and ibf4 spoiled me.

No. 735

>>749
I might make some art for it later, right now though I'm just too exhausted to move.

By the way Sakutarou did you get the sprites?

No. 736

>>745
Kakera! I haven't talked to you for a while, hello.

No. 737

>>751
That I did.

No. 738

>>752
...Talked to me~ In a long time! LIES!! ALL LIES!! RORDFANSHISUITO!!!

>>753
Looking pretty snazzy there.

No. 739

>>754
I said a while, not a long time~

In any case, I hope you've been doing well.

No. 740

>>755
I WAS DOING FINE TILL YOUR FANCY SUIT APPEARED BEFORE ME!

No. 741

>>754
Hey Mutare, good to see you again. I hope you didn't feel lonely without us~

No. 742

>>757
> Me
> Alone
Think about that for a moment.

No. 743

>>758
>thatsthejoke.jpg

No. 744

>>759
Shush you! It's went from flooding to drought weather! MY BRAIN IS FRIED AND I'VE HAD LESS SLEEP THAN USUAL! I BLAME FANCY SUIT!

No. 745

>>760
Last time I check, Fancy Suit was responsible for most dramatic weather changes~

No. 746

>>761
It was just a hunch but I'll take your word for it. HEAR THAT FANCY SUIT YOUR SECRET PLAN TO FLOOD AUSTRALIA HAS BEEN DISCOVERED!!

No. 747

>>760
It's no longer flooding over there?

No. 748

>>756
>>760
How cold, Kakera~

>>762
At least I don't stuff my shoulders.

No. 749

>>764
He's got you there, Sir Poofy von Bigshoulderton.

No. 750

>>763
Smoke but no fire, the rains been bad lately but no flooding where I am. I think it's because we I am is a tourist destination.
>>764
I heard it was your weakness.

No. 753

>>768
It's quiet -too- quiet.
A stream is in order!
http://www.livestream.com/unowensteaparty
All are welcome, all are welcome. Even Genji if he's still around~

No. 754

swanky

No. 755

>>770

No. 762

Hmm... I keep missing everyone. Alright! I'm going to stay up all day and night!

No. 763

I...can't....play...the files...

No. 764

>>781
Try to remember the basics of CQC.

No. 765

>>780

Hello~

No. 767

>>784
Nice dress.