SocialBurn

Hell yeah. Front row. Started mosh pit.

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Wal-Mart Runs

Random (but not quite so): How many Wal-Marts do you know that play techno?

EDIT: It was Sandstorm, too. :happy:

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IM Conversation with Mdiotic Ioron:
TheUnknownFactor: hey
TheUnknownFactor: i see you made it back
Mdiotic Ioron: yep
Mdiotic Ioron: in one piece
TheUnknownFactor: lol
TheUnknownFactor: you guys went off an exit early yesterday
Mdiotic Ioron: we waited for a long time for the correct bus
TheUnknownFactor: probably
TheUnknownFactor: yeah
Mdiotic Ioron: on the drive back, I saw this sign saying "Selling used cows."
TheUnknownFactor: ROFL
TheUnknownFactor: i don't even want to know what a 'used cow' is
Mdiotic Ioron: that's kentucky for you...
TheUnknownFactor: haha
Yeah. My cousin drove from Purdue (where I am now) back to Tennessee to catch his flight back to California. Well, I'm not sure about 'used cow', but here's a cow for you. :moo:

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First 200 Visitors

Yay! Counter for this site is at 200. I bet over 180 of those are me, trying to debug.

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Bugging new thought

Testing, again.
  1. $var="foo";
That was code on a single line.
[code=PHP]$var="foo";[/code]

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Attempting to duplicate bug

  1. document.location.replace("http://force.danwa.net/graphite");

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Showcasing New Tags

Ok, I added tags for: quotes, code, and AIM conversations. Here's a quick demo:
Quote tag.
The only way to be remembered is to make up a quote.
- Anonymous (Source: MOTD, Slackware 9)
Of course, I could also specify the source/author:
Quoting Anonymous (Source: MOTD, Slackware 9):
The only way to be remembered is to make up a quote.
Now for the code tag. Two different syntax patterns: regular code, or specify code language. For the more technically inclined, it uses highlight_file()/show_source() to colorize the code. A limitation of it is if you don't put in a starting PHP tag, it won't colorize the code. I've made it so it colorizes it anyway (by putting in a PHP tag, colorizing it, and removing the PHP tag [and supporting html]). Anyway:
Now, I will specify a language.
Code (JavaScript):
  1. alert("Hello World!");
  2. document.location.replace("http://force.danwa.net/graphite");
There are a lot more combinations I could use to demonstrate, but these illustrate the basics.
Now for the AIM conversation tag.
IM Conversation with bapple999:
bapple999: hey do you have any trojan horse programs
TheUnknownFactor: bleh
TheUnknownFactor: no
TheUnknownFactor: give me an IP
bapple999: i dont have any ip's
TheUnknownFactor: why do you want a trojan?
bapple999: they sound fun
TheUnknownFactor: mmm
TheUnknownFactor: who's your intended target?
bapple999: i dont really have one
bapple999: i dont really know how they work either
TheUnknownFactor: oh
TheUnknownFactor: ok
bapple999: i just read about them
TheUnknownFactor: yah
bapple999: and they sound interesting
bapple999: i just wanna screw around
bapple999: how can i get one
This demonstrates the AIM tag with the remote user (the person you're talking to) specified with aim=$remote_user
If no user is specified, it will assume the user that appears in the first line is the local guy (eg. you). To distinguish, AIM (stock) displays your name in red and the person you are talking to in blue.
TheUnknownFactor: Sample AIM conversation snippet.
Anomaly Concept: I'm talking to myself! Aauugh! :ohmy:
TheUnknownFactor: Yes, but it's for the better.
TheUnknownFactor: See, it even works correctly when I speak 2x in a row.
So, that's basically it.

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