Kati2

Lol. Happened a thousand times over and over. Also, note that promises here are never made. (Except by certain people)

No personal information of other member's is allowed to be posted on the forum, even with their permission. They must post it themselves if they wish for it to be. This includes, but is not limited to: > Names; > Personal photos; > Instant Messaging; > Phone numbers; > Addresses; > E-mails; > Name relations from other communities or anywhere else; Ban Pls

ya bby hit me up sumtime

You tell me.

Let us know the result!

It is the same thing though Law of Equality. http://www.mathwords.com/e/equation_rules.htm You can't just sqrt one and not the other. Has to be everything. The 0, and both 1s.

You broke too many rules to count. Just at the beginning.. 1 + 1 0 = 1 + √1 That would have to be: 0 = √1 + √1

Any testing or reassurance before a purchase of a high price?

I prefer IntelliJ over Eclipse, investigate into both!

Facepalm emoticon please? Oh.

Still the same.

All you have to do is choose to open it with javaw.exe. Anyone saying to uninstall java shouldn't post.

You make little to no effort to type one sentence about what you want money for and expect someone to donate. Sorry, but no.

I'd only do it for an upfront payment with a list of things you want done for the amount paid. I do wish you look, however!

I thought about this for a while before creating the staff team. After plenty of thinking, definitely not. Pros: - Superficial reassurance that makes random members feel more secure about the soon to be global or soon to be not global. Cons: - Hidden image of the user's real intentions. (They'll step up their game during trial and drop it once they have global. All you're doing is showing them that they've passed the test stage and you're implying that their position is now secure.) - More work for everyone. - More complaints by members about the trial moderator. - Unable to limit moderation abilities, meaning they would technically be a global.

You refuse to answer how much you will pay for a service, yet you demand trust in that you will pay for what the project is worth (Slightly ironic). If anything, you can provide a max price for everything being perfect. If it's perfect, it's perfect, so name your price and you should get more applicants.

Think of it this way: the whole point of not being able to send payments because you aren't verified, is, well, that you aren't verified. PayPal will do anything and everything to stop you from sending money without being verified. There is no correct way around it. Your only viable options are getting a bank account or not using PayPal.

@pyroryan Did I guess correctly? That's exactly who I had in mind.

De-compile it.

Only one person on this forum deserves one.

Looks like the pocket change I carry around crumpled up in my pocket.

In reference to absurd requests, this is illegal. Thanks for that. Will fix in a few minutes and edit this post with the updated version. In terms of Dutch laws, a Dutch member will have to help me with that. It should be fixed relatively soon and updated, though. Depending on what you're looking for, this can be useful for terms of privacy and rights: http://wetten.overheid.nl/BWBR0011468/geldigheidsdatum_10-09-2013

I'll tell you what you do. You call 911 and tell them your friend is about to kill himself. I feel it's someone's right to choose whether they live or die, but he is jumping to a decision with no thought. You'll live with it for the rest of your live that you let your friend die. A 14 year old won't be charged with felonies like that. He'll be alright if you help.

If you didn't write them in accordance to the Dutch laws, better get to re-writing... In reference to absurd requests, this is illegal.