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This is just a test to see if my new plugin actually posts to my Tumblr.
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Just general stuff.
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Hi,
I’m sorry to say that I gave that project up years ago. The source code is still up over at Source Forge. If you are interested in taking up the project let me know and we’ll work something out. However, I don’t see my self doing any work on this project in the future, if ever. Sorry for any disappointment.
Well, I’ve thought things over, and I’ve gotten to a point where I think I will, once again, start working on this project. I basically can’t think of anything else that I really want to work on, and I really hate that I never brought the SMF AI Bot integration to completion (can a software development project ever be truly completed?). This isn’t really an official announcement as yet I’ll need to do that at the Simple Machines support forum which I do intend to do.
However, if you are really truly interested in this project, either as an end-user or a developer what you can do is to visit the SourceForge.net site where I manage this project. You can find it here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/smfaibot/ you can register with SourceForge for free using an OpenId, then go over to the project tracker area for feature requests https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=194394&atid=949258 and give me some idea of what exactly you expect out of this project, and if it is possible I’ll add it to the “TODO” list, if not I’ll try to explain why.
Honestly though, if I don’t see any requests or discussion, then I’m probably going to drop this again.
– Jason
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As of 1 November I am recognized by my company as a Software Developer. When I originally started working here I was a technical trainer or as they called it “Training Supervisor”. For the last year or so I’ve been actively working in software development, so I finally asked to have my job title changed, and the confirmation came back today. No extra money in it but at least I can say that I’m Software Developer now.
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You take a mess of potatoes and peel them down then dice them up. Then throw them in a pan and fry them up. Add salt, pepper and some herbs and spices. When the potatoes are partly soft get yourself some bratwurst innards and chop them up into chunks and add them to the potatoes. Fry this up for a little while longer and when it is nearly done crack three or four eggs on top and mix them in and let them fry hard.
Make a salad from some sliced up tomatoes with vinegar and oil.
Wash it all down with a nice German Bier (well for me anyways).
The only bad thing is that there’s never enough left over to take for lunch the next day.
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I’m a big fan of Dystopia stories although I really got into reading them later in life. I’ve read “1984″ and “Animal Farm” and would like to read more as I find them. Recently I had an idea and I wonder if anyone has ever done this before.
What I would like to find or maybe do if no one else has done this before, is to create a story where you get both sides of the coin so to speak. The story follows two people who live in the same city. One is a “believer” in the Utopian society in which he/she lives and extols the virtues of it but turns a blind eye to the not so nice parts. Where as the other person is the exact opposite, someone who sees only the bad parts of the society and tries not to see what good there is also.
If anyone knows where I could find such a story then let me know. I think that with the right author a story like this would come off really well.