Eaglewing Foxtrot

Is this just for the scripts or for the whole thing?

The part about updating pages is possible with a database. The page itself would be generated with PHP when it gets visited rather than altering the HTML after every change. PHP has mysql commands already, as does LSL (I think). The actual data would be in the database and the page would, instead of containing the data, merely fetch it and display it. This is done with most dynamic sites (the whole database thing). You'll need a host for the database though. If you don't expect a lot of traffic, I'd suggest nearlyfreespeech for 3 cents/day, but the only thing it comes with is the host, mysql, and phpmyadmin, so if you want to use a pre-made template, too bad. If you don't know how to do that, I can do it for you. I'll send a Notecard.

What exactly do you mean by "capture, roleplay, and tracking"? It's a little vague.

I've been scripting for a while in SL (since the Teen Grid existed) and I am looking for someone who might need a scripter. If you need something, send a notecard to me and I'll get back to you. I'lll try to respond to them all, whether I accept the job or not. I do not mind doing the work before being paid. I charge a different amount depending on the script. Not an exact science.

The reason you are having difficulty might be because Spain is a little different than Mexico. Spain tends to lean more toward a more Italian culture, while Mexico is nothing like that.

I'll script one for you if you want.

Integers and floats are stored differently. Most program languages will cast the integer to a float before checking, but it seems this didn't. Floats are stored as a group of bits organized based on the sign, the exponent, and the mantissa (what is being raised). This means 1.0 could very well be greaer than 2, if compared as bits rather than the value. Integers are merely stored based on a predictable base 2 system, which we know as biinary. When you have to break it into pieces to get a float, the language has to compensate for that. LSL should've caught that.

The reason is because it is entirely possible to hide a malicious code in a picture on a website. Pretty much like those junk emails you get. Second Life most likely has something to clean the picture when uploading. The 10L$ probably helps too.

You might need permission from Gearbox to do this.

I must have this game!

If it has crafting, I'm sold.

I'll need to know more before I can give a price range, but otherwise I'd be glad to help. Unfortunately I don't have much in the way of past work (never had any ideas), but I've been scripting since I was in the Teen Grid.

Just clearing something up. Manning was incarcerated and tortured without trial, and the only evidence was an obviously edited text-only log.

If the shape is good enough and efficient enough regarding Land Impact, then yes, but it is a ot harder to find a buyer.

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