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Those new GUIs are sexy af ;)

I would of course start with the very basics of Java, at least the ones that are vital for writing scripts. Thanks sheriff

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First language: French, Dutch Supportive/Fluent: English Learning: German, Latin Interested in: Spanish (hola brochacho)

I would of course use the Java docs. They too would have start with the boring theoretical stuff, but I would try to make that part of the experience fun and entertaining, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy

Mobile phone insurance is an actual thing, I don't get why people seem so surprised about it :p It's overpriced and fishy just like any other type of insurance deal. Perhaps it's not that popular in the USA but in Europe its quite common. Also, I'm a finders keepers type of guy, when I lose something I don't expect to ever have it returned either. Makes me want to actually take care of my shitty stuff, hence why I rarely lose anything.

This concerns the following free service: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/59727-free-script-snippet-consulting-service/ I've been getting tons of PMs and Skype messages over the last couple of days/weeks asking for help, this being a free service and our numbers limited, I would love for some experienced scripters to join the team. Knowledge of English, Java, the OSBot API, patience and the moral ability to help people out for free are the requirements. Having a script on the SDN is a plus. Thank you for your time PS: post here of PM me, don't be shy!

I'm looking to start up an initiative to help people learn to write basic OSBot scripts from scratch. It wouldn't just be a tutorial or a thread with a bunch of links, but rather an interactive experience with assignments and classes, etc... This would be free. There would be no prereqs other than being able to speak english and having a computer. Please make sure your vote reflects your actual interest. Thanks!

I don't think it has an option for filtering threads by age. I forgive you

The fuck are you talking about, it does show the most recent posts of the forum, which is what this thread is about Edit: see:

Yup had this too, clearing the cache fixed it for me.

Tim Cook came out, he's the CEO of Apple. The vintage Apple logo looks like an LGBT flag. ...

I've never been perm banned on an account I cared about. One 2-day ban on my main account and a dozen of perms on throwaway accounts.

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No one is forcing you.

Radio won't ever get any funnier. Fact.

This looks sweet ^^ I suggest you don't market it just to iron men though, other wise gj!

You won't find shit in the cache except for some midi files.

I exchange music, tv series, podcasts, movies, etc... quite often with friends myself. But it might not be a common thing, idk :p Torrents tend to get data delivered much faster than free streaming sites because those got shitty servers paid by shitty ads :p The only reason anyone should stream is if they don't have the disk space to store the files imo.

Just rip the songs yourself ?

Streaming and downloading are almost 100% the same as far as bandwidth is concerned (I don't seed generously btw) Oh, except downloading tends to get the data much faster (unless you are using a premium streaming service) and you don't get any shitty ads. Also there are series I've watched two or three times now. Having the files on disk allows you to share media content with friends via hard disk exchanges. The only disadvantage really is that you need some disk space, and if you get caught you'll probably get in a bit more trouble than streamers, but overall streaming is so overrated