BrainDeadGenius

So yes, you do have to pay the $45 every 6 months to keep it because it's not a one time payment deal. Also, there are no advertisements anywhere, so that reasoning backfires. And I cba to pay for more than 1 membership, so I only need 1 tab anyway.

Do you HAVE to pay the $45.99 every 6 months to keep your Sponsor rank, or the $9.99 a month to keep VIP? I was told that you pay once for the rank and you have the option of "donating" the amount on those periods.

Thank you. Better be for what I paid. :p

No, nothing linked to other websites or anything. It would be me helping them all the way. Although I do have to ask, where would be the correct place to post such a service? I assume the "Services" forum since that's the only one, and I would include some RS services, but I'm not sure. Also, what's the post limit needed to post in said forum?

I already have read them. I wanted to make sure it wasn't some hidden rule or anything. Because it doesn't appear to violate the rules which are clearly stated.

Are we allowed to provide a service for something not related to the site / bot? For example, help a user make their own website and get them a running forum, blog, or whatever they want? Or to code something for them? Or anything at all so long as it is legal? Basically, are we allowed to do ___________ service in exchange for $$ in any kind of form, including but not limiting to RSGP?

Can you send some tires at a discounted price my way for some burn outs? ;)

I'm 18 and in college, but for this summer, I'm working at a fence production company less than a mile from my house. I should probably mention beforehand that I'm not on the company insurance, I only have a Class C license, and I have no special operation licenses. Rig #1 - SD 80 (Sellick) - The Big Lift. This is what I use the most. Rig #2 - Forklift - Daewoo - It's a smaller forklift. I haven't gotten a picture for it yet though. Rig #3 - Forklift - Clark - About the same as the Daewoo, except a little bigger. Not as easy to maneuver though. Rig #4 - The 1 Ton Rig #5 - The Box Truck - I've only driven it a few times. Like I said though, I only have a Class C license, and I'm not on their insurance. And I'm 18. Lul. What do YOU do at work?

Considering I make $1600 a month during the summer and $200 while I'm at school, I could easily do it. I just prefer not to.

I probably could. But I'm not going to pay for that many RS accounts. And although I'd be supporting the site, I'm definitely not going to pay monthly for a VIP membership. lol.

Only 20 GB as of now. >.>

Or again, you went online to some place and got infected. Or you downloaded something that was. Restore your computer to a date before it happened. Since you only know about the hacking, just go back a month or two.

Also, if you want to see what a good computer is, then look at what I have. http://osbot.org/forum/topic/4390-my-rig/?view=findpost&p=45950

You will never get a good computer for $400. Unless of course you're talking about that WAS good when it was originally purchased 5 years ago. I can guarantee you that.

The number I have down for tax records is $1636. For all they know, it was bought for school purposes, which is slightly true. I have a laptop as well which I bought due to it being required for school. $900 laptop. Can't remember the specs off the top of my head, and I don't feel like turning it on. lol.

Not sure what to tell you.

Picture? It's been up for about a week I think, so it's not your DNS.

It wasn't really needed. Four cores is really enough and more than what I need. It's not like I'm going to do anything extremely hardcore. But it still will stomp the crap out of 90% of the computers you buy pre-built.

Dota 2, actually. I bot RuneScape, duh. :p I do program though.

This is the computer I setup toward the end of my first year of college. What do you guys think? It was a fairly high budget build, and I might need to buy an ethernet card because the motherboard one isn't working. I'd rather not do an RMA. Case - Corsair Carbide Series 500R Mid-Tower Gaming Case Motherboard - ASUS Z77-A LGA 1155 Intel Chipset, 6Gb/s, ATX Video Card - 3 GB EVGA SuperClocked GeForce GTX 660 GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 with SLI Support Processor - Intel Core i5-3570K Ivy Bridge 3.4 GHz (3.8 GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 Quad Core Aftermarket Heatsink Fan - Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus 120mm fan Memory - Corsair Vengence 16GB (2x8 GB) 240 Pin 1600 DDR3 PC3 12800 SSD - Kingston Hyper 120GB Sata III, 6Gb/s HDD - Toshiba 2TB 7200 RPM 6Gb/s 64MB Cache Power Supply - Corsair HX Series 750 Watts Gold Certified Mouse - Gigabyte Geforce M7 Thor Black Keyboard - Adesso Full Size Gaming Keyboard with 2 USB 2.0 ports and audio jack Headset - Plantronics GameCon 780 Surround Sound Stereo PC Gaming Headset Optical Drive - Lite-On...Just a regular DVD player / CD burner

Haha, thanks? I think. :p I had crypticguides and crypticscene as well. I don't feel like buying a real domain or host until I figure out what I want to do. I mean, yeah I can afford it. But I currently don't do a whole lot with web development, so that's what I got. xD

I'm not sure if this should go in this section or rather the Guide forum. It's not a guide, but an example of the usage of HTML and JavaScript. In any case, the example can be found at the URL below. http://www.cryptictest.tk/examples/webform/webform.html The form does not submit, it merely shows how JavaScript can be used to interact with the HTML webpage. If you would like to use the form on a website, just PM me and I can help you set it up.