http://www.crackandpcp.com/tat.jpg

;D

My.. god.. what is wrong with you?
~-~(HDX)~-~

Beauty.

Starcraft Illys are in hes blood system...

I know $_ is a perl variable, so I'm assuming it's also a Php variable.

And judging by the domain, I don't think that's him.

[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102434#msg102434 date=1109948448]
I know $_ is a perl variable, so I'm assuming it's also a Php variable.
[/quote]

No, it's not. It is used as the prefix for the superglobal arrays though.

[quote author=Arta[vL] link=topic=10801.msg102436#msg102436 date=1109949762]
[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102434#msg102434 date=1109948448]
I know $_ is a perl variable, so I'm assuming it's also a Php variable.
[/quote]

No, it's not. It is used as the prefix for the superglobal arrays though.
[/quote]

Well, then, maybe it's a Perl reference.

For anybody who doesn't know, in Perl, $_ is the "hidden variable".  Whenever you call a function, the return value is put into $_.  It's also set to the last thing that was evaluated, so you can do this:

foreach(<stdin>)
{
  chomp;
  print length;
}
But what is actually happening:
foreach $_(<stdin>)
{
  chomp($_);
  print length($_);
}

(that might not be PERFECT, since it's been awhile, but that's the idea)

[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102434#msg102434 date=1109948448]
And judging by the domain, I don't think that's him.
[/quote]
I bet maddox smokes crack and PCP.

just like you :)

[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102460#msg102460 date=1109960154]
[quote author=Arta[vL] link=topic=10801.msg102436#msg102436 date=1109949762]
[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102434#msg102434 date=1109948448]
I know $_ is a perl variable, so I'm assuming it's also a Php variable.
[/quote]

No, it's not. It is used as the prefix for the superglobal arrays though.
[/quote]

Well, then, maybe it's a Perl reference.

For anybody who doesn't know, in Perl, $_ is the "hidden variable".  Whenever you call a function, the return value is put into $_.  It's also set to the last thing that was evaluated, so you can do this:

foreach(<stdin>)
{
  chomp;
  print length;
}
But what is actually happening:
foreach $_(<stdin>)
{
  chomp($_);
  print length($_);
}

(that might not be PERFECT, since it's been awhile, but that's the idea)
[/quote]

yes it's a perl reference.

and no, that's not really me. I do have 10100111001 tattooed on my back though.

[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102460#msg102460 date=1109960154]
[quote author=Arta[vL] link=topic=10801.msg102436#msg102436 date=1109949762]
[quote author=iago link=topic=10801.msg102434#msg102434 date=1109948448]
I know $_ is a perl variable, so I'm assuming it's also a Php variable.
[/quote]

No, it's not. It is used as the prefix for the superglobal arrays though.
[/quote]

Well, then, maybe it's a Perl reference.

For anybody who doesn't know, in Perl, $_ is the "hidden variable".  Whenever you call a function, the return value is put into $_.  It's also set to the last thing that was evaluated, so you can do this:

foreach(<stdin>)
{
  chomp;
  print length;
}
But what is actually happening:
foreach $_(<stdin>)
{
  chomp($_);
  print length($_);
}

(that might not be PERFECT, since it's been awhile, but that's the idea)
[/quote]

[PHP]
<?php
  $_GET["Variable"];
?>

omfg. That is going to be on your skin forever.... sigh (@ the 10100111001, which is 1337 in bin).

[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg102720#msg102720 date=1110164335]
omfg. That is going to be on your skin forever.... sigh (@ the 10100111001, which is 1337 in bin).
[/quote]

Isn't that the purpose?

Next he'll get a tatoo saying "www.valhallalegends.com", or "Madd0x". *sigh* lol

If he had the illy of that tatoo on Starcraft, i would be scared, very scared  ;D

[quote author=Spht link=topic=10801.msg102746#msg102746 date=1110202466]
[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg102720#msg102720 date=1110164335]
omfg. That is going to be on your skin forever.... sigh (@ the 10100111001, which is 1337 in bin).
[/quote]

Isn't that the purpose?
[/quote] yes but... um... why would you want that on you forever.

[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg102823#msg102823 date=1110282505]
[quote author=Spht link=topic=10801.msg102746#msg102746 date=1110202466]
[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg102720#msg102720 date=1110164335]
omfg. That is going to be on your skin forever.... sigh (@ the 10100111001, which is 1337 in bin).
[/quote]

Isn't that the purpose?
[/quote] yes but... um... why would you want that on you forever.
[/quote]

I wouldn't... I thought we were talking about Maddox.

http://rawg.cjb.net/ check out my tats section

ps - its a newb site so get off me

[quote author=rawG link=topic=10801.msg102967#msg102967 date=1110338064]
http://rawg.cjb.net/ check out my tats section

ps - its a newb site so get off me
[/quote]

No thanks, not after the three javascript errors plus a prompt to install an ActiveX spyware control.

[quote author=rawG link=topic=10801.msg102967#msg102967 date=1110338064]
http://rawg.cjb.net/ check out my tats section

ps - its a newb site so get off me
[/quote]
You only get 15mb bandwith with geocities, after viewing your first page I already hit a exceeded bandwith error. :-\

You can always get them lasered off.

Yes, lets all rush out to do that.  ::)

[666th post. Word.]

Yea my page is newb.. O WELL!

[quote author=rawG link=topic=10801.msg103288#msg103288 date=1110515188]
Yea my page is newb.. O WELL!
[/quote] No... your host is newb. You can have a newb page, but please, for the love of God use a host that does not annoy your visiters. Geocities is the seed of lucifer.

Whats a good FREE one?

www.flatface.net but it is hard to get on their servers
www.t35.com is probably a better solution.

Dude, you can get good hosting for a very reasonable ammount, under 5 bucks a month.

[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg104769#msg104769 date=1111386789]
www.flatface.net but it is hard to get on their servers
www.t35.com is probably a better solution.

Dude, you can get good hosting for a very reasonable ammount, under 5 bucks a month.
[/quote]

Perhaps he isnt willing to pay. Paying for just a website, sometimes isnt good. Unless it is something very important, like your company or something..

I like rawGs website how it is. But thats me anyway :P

The only real reason I own a domain and space other then wanting it is because my friend owns the company.  Supporting friends is important.

[quote author=QwertyMonster link=topic=10801.msg104808#msg104808 date=1111439812]
[quote author=quasi-modo link=topic=10801.msg104769#msg104769 date=1111386789]
www.flatface.net but it is hard to get on their servers
www.t35.com is probably a better solution.

Dude, you can get good hosting for a very reasonable ammount, under 5 bucks a month.
[/quote]

Perhaps he isnt willing to pay. Paying for just a website, sometimes isnt good. Unless it is something very important, like your company or something..

I like rawGs website how it is. But thats me anyway :P
[/quote] I think it is worth paying for an account on a server... online storage rules. I would pay for some right now if I did not have a server sitting on the floor next to my desk. I will also be buying a nice account at www.godaddy.com for my brother's magazine's website when I finish it.

My friend had nothing but trouble when he used to use godaddy.  Thats when he started his own company.  I'm sure it was just a flook but meh, still happened.

Maddox, what if they found a way to use only 1 postive charges in the future and no one gives a fuck about binary because it's all Uniary now? Hmm?

Uniary? Would things be determined by how many 1's there was (or would they be 0's)? :P

I said: [quote]1 postive charges[/quote] I'd denominate, that, since 1 = positive, and 0 = negetive, that I was talking about 1.

That seems much worse then 0's and 1's.

Then you'd have to change your signature.