TheDarkStarAlchemist Posts
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NEW YORK, I LOVE YOU BUT YOU'RE BRINGING ME DOWN
NEW YORK, I LOVE YOU BUT YOU'RE BRINGING ME DOWN
LIKE A RAT IN A CAGE
PULLING MINIMUM WAGE
NEW YORK, I LOVE YOU BUT YOU'RE BRINGING ME DOWN
NEW YORK, YOUR SAFER AND YOU'RE WASTING MY TIME
OUR RECORDS ALL SHOW YOU WERE FILTHY BUT FINE
Foreground Eclipse wrote...
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A bit more compact and probably a bit more messy, but there's no real difference between either. Except for the fact that Taiga supports Hummingbird.
MAL Updater
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In the end, Taiga's color scheme look better and the layout is more easily navigated.
Foreground Eclipse wrote...
So...it's the same thing as MAL Updater.But looks better and comes with rss feed (that can auto download episodes for you).
Using Taiga now. Many more functions, actually stable and it works great.
It also does all the work for you as it recognizes anime when you watch them.
It also does all the work for you as it recognizes anime when you watch them.
Stop making a fool out of yourself newfag. This thread is about comparing dicks and you know it.
This is a forum for a porn site dude, act the part.
This is a forum for a porn site dude, act the part.
I'll do my best to try to remember the names although I won't go out of my way. Though this is the wrong section and that's a terrible AMV. It's not only done poorly (with a bad song) but the video quality is ass and so is the audio quality.
Here's an example of a good amv.
anime titles
Here's an example of a good amv.
anime titles
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623 wrote...
If, for example, they did remove favorites and removed upvotes (extreme example obvs), I'm sure users would cause an uproar and say "Um, why??". So if a large enough change was made in a changelog, an explanation might be demanded. This is where I think a Community Manager probably would be useful.Sure context is important but only for the more significant changes. Still mad Jacob removed freedom to use css in posts, in order to level the forums with the comment section. But Jacob has no obligation to explain why he wants to remove something.
FinalBoss wrote...
I prefer the last track on that album.[/spoil]I liked almost all the tracks on that album, particularly Phantom 1&2.[/quote]
I love the album. Waters Of Nazareth just stood out as being my favorite track. It has the best build-up and the experimental sound werks.
Also listen to Daft Punk's Discovery, the only other house album I like.
Brittany wrote...
YQII wrote...
We have a tentative release schedule for the rest of the year that we plan on making public at some point.It's sometimes a little hard to give people a up to date schedule on things going on. Especially when it's things like this subscription that'll be happening soon. It's not really an issue where we're purposely not transparent with everyone regarding the subscription process. It's more that it wasn't even necessarily always transparent to us and we had to work through it because it was a new process to us. Now that we have a handle on things we're able to make more announcements and start beta testing soon. Then there's more transparency on the issue because we know what everything that's going on to assure everyone on what's happening and how.
If we had a weekly newsletter on what was going on during the process, it could potentially cause confusion and assumptions made. Like for example, if there's a bottle neck with something, people could jump to conclusions that we're not gonna do it, that it's GG guys. When in reality it's just a matter of working out the issue and moving forward. You can see that even with the favorites. We said we were going to make an archive where people can reference their titles, but we still got quite a handful of "The end is nigh!" sayers despite actively working on coding it. It can be off putting to others who are reading in on the situation and can cause them unnecessary alarm.
As far as the calendar goes that YQII mentioned, it's for the books. We've been doing it a year now and we have more hands on deck to do work and a general idea how long it takes us now, how long printing takes etc. So we're able to make more accurate time frames now. Give us a bit with subscriptions and you'll have full transparency on when you can expect them available too once we get all our ducks in a row.
Which is why changelogs are ideal. They are short and to the point. And you don't have to tell people what you are doing, only the result of it.
Changelog
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