Programming fun time

[JelvinJS7]

Someone sees this scripted object on a webpage. Here is how they're response would go to it:

Whoa that's sick!

Interesting; that was made using the php substr function along with a JavaScript window object and jauery's fade function to…

(I just kinda made up that coding combo)

This just shows you how different ppl are on the Internet when there's something dynamic!

[bowersbros]

im confused?

[ta2shop]

i dont folow!
you are the "programer"?

[jacek]

!! That's how when I think when I see dynamic thing

[JelvinJS7]

Sorry typed it badly.

It shows how people that don't know any programming language will admire the content, whereas programmers will admire/try to figure out the code

[jacek]

People: oo fading boxes that's cool.

Me: *view source* this person was lazy and used jQuery

[JelvinJS7]

People: oo fading boxes that's cool.

Me: *view source* this person was lazy and used jQuery

Haha yeah basically

[Dylan]

Aha, yup; I know exactly what you mean.

The other thing that I find is coders / programmers appreciate sites more, especially during periods of technical difficulties. Regular browsers only care for the content of the site, and slightly the design. All the functionality of the site is second nature, the stuff that takes the hours and hours.

[jacek]

especially during periods of technical difficulties

no... they should fix it

[Dylan]

especially during periods of technical difficulties

no... they should fix it

Whether you feel that way or not, I do not think you rage quit so hard on their faces. Any glitch on facebook, no matter how short it takes to fix there are like 1,000 pages instantly created and liked by a million bagillion quadfillion batrillion people saying: "Facebook fix _____________________________ it's annoying."

I feel as though programmers are like "Facebook you should really do more sufficient testing before releasing a product to millions of people, get it together"

[jacek]

that sounds about right, although I don't really use facebook. I think I am more "oo look a PHP error"

[Dylan]

that sounds about right, although I don't really use facebook. I think I am more "oo look a PHP error"

Ahaha, yah, facebook not my cup of tea but seeing as about 99.123129321% of the world uses facebook and complains when it doesn't work properly, I figured it'd be the best example

[EcazS]

Whenever I see a PHP error on a website I always laugh a little and think to myself "I could fix that easily"

[Tino]

Whenever I see a PHP error somewhere I immediately think 'noob'. Because normally, you would code your web site to be, y'know, fully functional

[jacek]

Does anybody else fill every box in pretty much any form with ' before actually using it too ?

[bowersbros]

No.

a ' -- Drop Table `users` before though.. never worked

[jacek]

who calls their table "users"

[JelvinJS7]

I have to admit I have tried SQL injection. The only time I got it to work, it was for this really crappy site that's been broken into many times. Idk what the site is even for.
Kinda a lol there

who calls their table "users"

thats actually a good security method. Name your user table "cheez", with strange column names, and it'd be hard to break into

[Temor]

who calls their table "users"

A lot of people actually. You'd be surprised.

[element]

who calls their table "users"

I do .... maybe I should change that

[Dylan]

who calls their table "users"

With full security you should be able to call your table "table" and have no worries :p