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Make it a rule then that there will be no disputes allowed when it comes to guides/educational services (unless of course it's a full out scam where someone purchases something and it's never received). People should be allowed to make their own educated decisions based on feedback. If the same logic that is being applied against the sale of these items was applied to everything, there would be no scripts because they wouldn't be allowed to be sold.

That's what I'm saying, the staff take on things they shouldn't even need to take on. If someone purchases a guide they run the risk of not liking it and can leave appropriate feedback. Just have someone review the guide, leave details about it, and go from there.

I find it incredibly retarded that it's against the rules to sell guides/educational services. There's no harm in offering these things, and the buyer should use common sense before purchasing something. It's not the staffs team job to handle disputes idiots make because they didn't like the method or teaching service. All sales should be final.

You should push the fact that OSD shouldn't even be a thing, and anyone who wants to write a premium script should have to apply to show they know what their doing. There's premium scripters who don't even know what an array is, and others who PM me the most obvious of questions. Keep the free market aspect, but if people are going to pay for something they should be receiving work from scripters who can actually fix bugs.

Ponies would be cool if 40 year old perverts didn't like them.

This is why no osd

MAYBE IF YOU MAKE AN APPLICATION YOU MIGHT BE ACCEPTED

My thoughts go out to your family. Stay strong, I know how bad divorce can be and cannot even imagine how worse it must be with your dads condition.

I know for a fact the majority of people are not going to waste their time porting over their scripts to work for OSB2. If I'm required to completely rewrite something I expect to be able to release it as a completely new product.

Do you have any idea whats going to happen to the SDN with an official OSB2 release? I would assume either all OSB1 scripts will be removed from the store (which is completely retarded) or an entirely new OSB2 store section will have to be made.

gg

Very intuitive ;)

Long story short an admin and mod e-dated on another site and the admin would leak scripters sources for naked pictures of "her". I think this news is like a week old but I found it funny

Based on your grammar, and what seems like an overall lack of knowledge in this area, I don't think anyone's going to help you. There are enough resources with a simple Google search.

We wouldn't know considering the latest OSB2 version can't run even the simplest of OSB2 scripts. I'm not attacking you developers in anyway, as there's not a chance in hell I could do what you guys are doing, but you're 4+ months late on a project that we have received no updates on. Instead of creating an entirely new client, why not get the first one working and work on combating Jagex's detection methods with something that is already out there? The only reason I could see behind making an entirely new client on a different framework is if the current one is easily detectable and couldn't be easily replaced.

Holy hell, why is this OSB2 stuff still a thing.

I can if you'd like, however I won't be making any updates to it.

Looks nice! Would have preferred to see you do something amazing with the eyes though

@Designer doesn't mind as long as you let me use the signature ;)

You should make a "white walker" themed signature! Their from game of thrones, but if you don't know what they are: Could probably do some cool ice/snow/crystal texture effects to really bring something out. Also creating an extremely detailed focal point of the eye could be a challenge.

Good luck! I wish things like this could gain more popularity however being a local script I don't think that's possible as you could always edit the code. Maybe if this was on the SDN that would be more appealing to potential players.

The Social Network

Yeah I've been doing stuff with JSP the past few days and I think I'm starting to get the hang of it. I feel like I'm over complicating things in my head and expecting this to be an extremely hard thing to do, when in reality it's not that bad.

I've become extremely interested in learning how to create web applications, however I'm not quite sure where to start as there are an abundance of different technologies I can use. I've been learning JSP the past few days, a little bit of the Spring framework, some PHP, and MySQL, however I'm at a loss at how I can just combine everything into one application. Basically here's what topics I need advice for: What are generally accepted "decent" technologies I should learn? Any good resources where I can learn this stuff (I'm an absolute beginner)? How do I put it all together and actually create a web application? My goal is to create a knowledge base type site where a user can login and have access to a multitude of different resources. I feel like this shouldn't be to hard of a goal to accomplish, I just need a little point in the right direction Lastly, I'd rather not learn PHP or ASPX so please don't suggest it.

Just no.