Which makes enough sense to me. The OP likely would have been better off just being told to go to Server Fault than the question being shuffled around like it was, especially given the bugginess of it all, heh.
Ugh, it seems my eyes are bruised..Curse you poor sleep schedule!
Syncing everything was not an option. And some things I needed to be logged into my own account. Having to log in and out of things throughout the day is absurd and not helpful in any way.
World of Warcraft is off the table, because of the "WOW Glider Lawsuit" of 2008. Also see: Where is Blizzards official World of Warcraft API?
But, what is the most popular (in terms of usership) MMO Game that does allow programmers to develop out-of-game things (like an Android app).
World of Warcraft is off the table, because of the "WOW Glider Lawsuit" of 2008. Also see: Where is Blizzards official World of Warcraft API? Eve Online has an API
But, what is the MOST popular (in terms of usership) MMO Game that does allow programmers to develop out-of-game things (like an And...
In Favimon, what characteristics of a website correlate to favimon stats? E.g. Higher traffic affecting health or number of pages on the domain affecting attack.
Some sites (like Google) that I expected to be heavy hitters are surprisingly weak, so I'm looking for a more scientific method of fi...
Aye, I shall try that in a bit. I didn't see anything obvious in the script, but the thingadongdong balpha showed me didn't show anything wrong either, so I don't know who to blame yet.
@RebeccaChernoff Ouch. I wonder where the problem is...I saw the BSOD information you posted earlier, but it didn't say what the error code was. shakes fist at Microsoft
@AidenBell 'Ello there. Did your country do something to anger the snow gods or something? :P
@TimStone - I figure I owe you one response from my fleeting visits. Where I live didn't get it too bad this time. Thing is, in the UK, there is a difference between where I am (in the north) getting 2 feet of snow and London getting 20cm.
If London gets 20cm, it is snowpocalypse, but if the north gets 2 feet then "some snow went down somewhere" even though the rarity is the same. The BBC, despite it's coverage not being local to London freaks out if it snows in London because the overpaid "reporters" had a hard time getting their mocolatechino that morning and are, understandably antagonistic.