Today I clicked away from my post, came back and got a friendly message:
Last time you were at this page you typed this:
....
Would you like to put this back in your post?
Woo! Now I can disable my crappy 'Emergency Backup' hack.
That doesn't work with the Quick Post box at the bottom of the page?
]]>You have to click the textarea.
]]>Oh neat. Awesome feature. Although I hardly ever accidentally navigate away from the page, so I probably won't use it much.
]]>Sweet game!
]]>Uh.. whoops!
Try my new multi-player javascript game!
http://www.momeme.com/tmp/start.html
Its multiplayer!
Blurb:
Controls:
Up - jump, double jump, triple jump
Left - move left
Right - move right
Left Control - Fire magic bullet
Be patient as it delays loading for ~6 seconds.
If nobody else is in the room, check your scrollbar, you may need to scroll down. If you are truly alone open a second browser window and play yourself.
]]>Nice! That was definitely interesting playing it on my two monitors. 
Is shows "eremy" and says it says "Jeremy" (though Ctrl+A)
There is also a little angle-guy on a grey background.
I opened it again and now I have two little angels. I hit refresh in both now I have two Daves.
]]>It picks names randomly from a list of 5 or so. Dustin Laura Dave Jeremy or something. Ideally this name would be your allegro.cc display name.
]]>I have a Laura and a Dustin. Laura is dead.
This is quiet neat. I looked at all your javascript files. Your javascript-fu is strong.
Why doesn't it work for me? IE7 (firefox doesn't save open pages?), XP Professional Edition...~1.1 GHz processor, ATI Radeon 7000...:'(
It works in Firefox.
]]>IE7 has no firebug. That makes coding for it (on a pointless project like this one) rather tedious, annoying and boring.
I have a Laura and a Dustin. Laura is dead.
This is quiet neat. I looked at all your javascript files. Your javascript-fu is strong.
I'll get you for that, Lauras my girlfriend.
And thank you, what part of the source code did you enjoy?
]]>http://www.getfirebug.com/lite.html
Not that I endorse writing code for IE though.
(And not to mention FB lite is lame.)
]]>Still can't play it here for some reason.
]]>IE7 has no firebug.
I don't know if the express editions have it (maybe Web Developer Express does, but I have no idea what that software is for), but Visual Studio can debug IE's javascript real-time, just like Firebug, but better (well, just like Firebug's javascript debugger, but better. The DOM inspector and such doesn't compare).
]]>but better (well, just like Firebug's javascript debugger, but better. The DOM inspector and such doesn't compare).
Aside from the occasional bug, I've found firebug's debugger to be amazing. What features does firebug lack that this visual studio money gobbler has? Have you used it? Whats it like?
]]>Visual Studio Express is free.
Firebug's javascript debugger tends to not work correctly for me. For instance, when I hit a breakpoint and the debugger isn't active, the page just sorta freezes with no indication that it's been interrupted. Also, I think it doesn't work with progressive rendering or something, as I had a page last week that the debugger didn't show any javascript for whatsoever (like, there was no javascript in the page, even though there was in the actual page, and it was executing).
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