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Playing my DS. Had a interesting conversation over "The Canary Effect". Personally, I hated it. While there was a genocide of Native Americans as the USA was being founded, that movie goes way too far.
I registered to the osdever.net forum and thought that I would ask something there, but I opened the "Computer Theory" forum just to see many threads about medications and things I'm probably not allowed to say here. I logged out immediately.
So much for the newbie-freindly OS development forum praised everywhere.
I registered to the osdever.net forum and thought that I would ask something there, but I opened the "Computer Theory" forum just to see many threads about medications and things I'm probably not allowed to say here. I logged out immediately.
So much for the newbie-freindly OS development forum praised everywhere.
Just looked at the website. I see what you mean. Either the Moderators there are lazy/non-existent, or twisted. Not sure which...
Last edited by lupusarcanus; 04-20-2010 at 09:38 AM.
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I registered to the osdever.net forum and thought that I would ask something there, but I opened the "Computer Theory" forum just to see many threads about medications and things I'm probably not allowed to say here. I logged out immediately.
So much for the newbie-freindly OS development forum praised everywhere.
Thats just spam because it allows unregistered postings.
Ignore please.
That's just horrible. I'm still afraid.
What if they put a normal-looking title on those threads? What if they post to normal threads?
The admin should REALLY ban unregstered people from posting. It really isn't hard to register. In fact, unlike most forums, you don't even need to wait for an activation e-mail there.
Also, the rules there obviously state that you can't post any stuff like that.
Are there any other newbie-freindly OS dev forums? Preferably where the members are intelligent, helpful, well-behaved, ambitious programmers, not members with script-kiddie like names and are oriented on inappropriate topics?
I just don't feel comfortable with osdever.net. Even legitimate members have names like "Love4Boobies" and the posters of those against-the-rules threads appear to have names, they don't say "Guest".
Distribution: M$ Windows / Debian / Ubuntu / DSL / many others
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Originally Posted by MTK358
Are there any other newbie-freindly OS dev forums? Preferably where the members are intelligent, helpful, well-behaved, ambitious programmers, not members with script-kiddie like names and are oriented on inappropriate topics?
I just don't feel comfortable with osdever.net. Even legitimate members have names like "Love4Boobies" and the posters of those against-the-rules threads appear to have names, they don't say "Guest".
OsDev.org forum is there but its not friendly.
Oh and Love4Boobies is there too
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