Seems much more compact than the one I rigged up a few days ago for a snippet I used to generate MD5 Hashes from random strings, or passwords if you will.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTM0NzE -- Ah it seems that there finally is a light at the end of the tunnel! :) It would seem Nvidia has finally rolled out a driver package that should support its Optimus technology on Linux based systems. Time to try it out on Ubuntu 13.04.

Would be nice if you could figure in the ability to automatically add it to your clipboard. ;) Nice application.

Looks nice. It'd be convenient if it could automatically copy it to your clipboard. :)

Why?

Having to navigate two or three menus just to add or remove a name isn't exactly motivating for those looking for a snippet like this. Unfortunately, feature rich is what attracts potential users, because it's fast, easy, and maintenance free.

At the very least it should have a utility to write the blacklisted names. As it is now, the bl-nicks only echoes a value; not return it. Which means you'd need to run the command, copy the result, add new nicks, and set them. Efficiency is key.

@Hawkee A small but notable quip; when an image is loaded into the shadow box gallery interface, it tends to leave white lines when going from a larger dimension to a smaller one.

http://css-tricks.com/slide-in-as-you-scroll-down-boxes/ -- A rather interesting blog post that duplicates the Nexus 7's news story loading animations using CSS and JQuery.

http://www.google.com/landing/nose - Google's newest project, give it a try!

Nice program.

It seems to me, like it's an IRC client with Web cam support? However, I'm not sure how I'd feel about random people watching me while I'm connected. It would have almost seemed more prudent to have bypassed IRC all together and used more modern technologies to accomplish text/video communication between clients.

One of the pages that's been worked on the past couple days. Been using a C# project of mine as a scapegoat for testing purposes, but I think it's turning out okay for the most part. Thoughts?

Careful about using only one "=" to compare strings. More often than not that will assign a value instead of being interpreted as an operator.

Seeing a lot of mIRC as of late. D:

What is it supposed to do? I see some GUI components, but nothing to clue me in. Also, I find it to be better to instantiate JLabels (since they provide no real functionality) within the add statement. Unless you plan on adding events to it, it's quicker this way, and saves you a bit of memory. Nice seeing some Java.

Here's a handy little algorithm I found in my extremely dusty mIRC folders.

It'll allow mode evaluation for valid shorthand expressions. Triggered by using "+" or "-" accompanied by a mode value and parameters.

It's important to include all resources required for the posted snippet to function. I see you call the use of a DLL, yet have no link to the DLL, nor is it included with the snippet. Along with multiple executables, and sound files.

Be sure to "mainstream" your code so it doesn't require an enormous amount of adaptation to operate even partially proper. Personal code make bad snippets to share for that very reason.

Nice, and clean interface. I was looking into some JQuery, playing around with some web development. Still am actually, time permitting. It's a nice "short-hand" to Javascript if you will.

HTML /Facepalm

I think you can set bad word kicks on the channel modes itself. That being said, most of these can be combined using regex, among other wildcard matching aliases.

@Hawkee The code BB tags seem a little off. They don't necessarily re-size to fit the content, and any/all code boxes are editable.

Updated the UI a bit and added some graphs to visualize the traffic usage per interval. The graphs are tied into the refresh timer so changing the refresh interval will allow traffic to pile up easier making for a more radical graph.

WiFi Sniffer (C#)

Hm, looks intriguing. I'll have to sign on and give it a try. Cairo Dock is a nice docking software, although Untity isn't too bad either.

Having a somewhat crippling case of the coder's block myself, here's a resource to help jump start the idea forming process. They actually have some pretty good ideas that can be applied in various manners. http://forum.codecall.net/topic/55592-programming-projects-in-cvb-any-language-etc/#axzz2HeHv8LcS

Can you tell us a little bit about it? What's it connect to? How does it work? etc..
Having such a bland description isn't going to inspire many to check it out if we don't know what it can do.

Found some interesting reads on code permutation. Obviously such techniques are very complex, but it's interesting to see what exactly it does, and how it manages to change it's appearance but remain the same. It's the Rubik's Cube of the computer world.
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Love that the most trivially simple problems in programming are often times the most complicated to solve.