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Researching before posting would have helped you out immensely here. FluentMSL posted something similar about a week ago, offering to make snippets for those who request them. Check it out under Explore -> Threads, or here: http://www.hawkee.com/thread/103628

I'm here.
It scrapes everything on the front page. Except the ones marked "all". Which I figured the sites have so little pastes, we might as well scrape 'em all. Some pastes aren't listed, so this picks them up. Pastebin will ban you from the site without that sleep in there, so. Anyway, you find some interesting stuff.

can someone post a question list in the format Question|Hint1|Hint2|Answer ? That i can download. Couldnt find any on the internet.

Looks nice.

anybody?

I like howkee

Is there anyway to limit the amount of characters in one message and then send the rest into another one? I have no clue to do this in mIRC :/

Feel free to post them here as well. We have a WYSIWYG code snippet editor for sharing code.

Yes, they have been developed by me.
I will post the code in my blog, i'll let you to know :)

Thank you glad to be here

Great to see some Python code. Welcome to the site!

They're coming through just fine on my new email account. Although, with enough activity, I can see them getting filtered out.

I just makes me wonder if the email notices are going through. Hopefully they aren't being caught by some spam protection.

It would seem so. It's a tad perplexing as to why they wouldn't stick around to, at the very least, respond to questions and/or debug their code.

I've noticed a pattern lately of new users posting code or apps, yet they never reply to threads.

It seems a tad too automated for something that intricate. My guess is it'll grab whatever's in reach, regardless of content.

Any chance there may be an update to also get the screens for a movie (oldest screening)?

Were these all developed by you? It would be nice if you included the code.

Another fireworks with HTML5: http://programmingheroes.uphero.com/blog/PruebasHTML5/fireworks.html
let me show you another projects, please
http://programmingheroes.uphero.com/blog/PuzzCam/puzzcam.html
http://programmingheroes.uphero.com/blog/SimonHTML5/index.html
Would this be called spam? hahaha :)

./spotify.sh: line 22: s/"://: No such file or directory
Mind a bit of a tutorial?

Interesting. So you use this to save code you'd like to use?

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Depends what the maximum count of characters per sentence the server allows. If it's too many, the server will break it down.
So it's not the bot, it's the server.

I've updated the search. It no longer includes threads by default and will only display them once all of the snippets and projects have been exhausted.

I've updated the search to address some of the issues you mentioned here.

So there you go. Goes to show how a properly titled snippet can get a lot more attention.

Did a little google search.... Turns out, searching for mirc spellcheck puts my snippet from here as the 4th result, and where I posted it on the swiftIRC forums at 5th.... and the first result leads to the mIRC forums where I link to it >.>

I'm sure most visits are coming from Google. People search for specific snippets and get directed to the page. This snippet gets about 500 pageviews per month.

The reason I ask is because my mIRC spellcheck gets on average, ~50+ views a month, or atleast thats what your statistics say. Seems quite a bit for a two year old snippet and was wondering how it stacked up to other scripts be it mIRC or other

@SunnyD Thank you, I'll have to adjust that. I plan to eventually do away with those old style snippet, app and script pages. They'll be replaced with the newer format. I just need to add a platform selector.