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_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 19:37:59 GMT 1, Good riddance. The same song goes You need educatin' You got to got to school Off you f***. i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination.
Good riddance. The same song goes You need educatin' You got to got to school Off you f***. i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination.
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_, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2018 19:44:45 GMT 1, i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination.
Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
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_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 20:20:54 GMT 1, hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't.
I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing.
hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing.
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Jan 28, 2018 20:23:50 GMT 1
_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 20:23:50 GMT 1, i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call.
if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye.
i am educated as i coded and made something to make your life more frustrating. Have fun seeing those sold out signs hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye.
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_, by WOOF on Jan 28, 2018 20:25:37 GMT 1, Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing.
Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing.
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_, by Redbirds on Jan 28, 2018 20:38:42 GMT 1, Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing.
Best thing I’ve read all day
Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing. Best thing I’ve read all day
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Jan 28, 2018 20:52:54 GMT 1
_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 20:52:54 GMT 1, hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response.
I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house.
Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices.
hendy- your ego will be your downfall as is the case with so many of us coders. This is simply because there is always a better coder out there somewhere. You know as well as I do if a printing house had the inclination to stop dog simple page monitors like yours and they could land on a handy programmer who is a good Samaritan quite simple code could be written for the printing house's webpage that renders even sophisticated page monitors useless. All that is needed is a willing printing house and a willing good Samaritan. Given coders love the challenge there should not be shortage of coders out there who would accept your challenge. The problem is whether a printing house has the inclination. Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices.
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_, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2018 20:57:24 GMT 1, Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices.
Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well?
is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?)
Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?)
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_, by overend on Jan 28, 2018 21:16:52 GMT 1, Just bought this, great deal from the OP!
Was this a serious comment or just a wind up?
Just bought this, great deal from the OP! Was this a serious comment or just a wind up?
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_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 21:17:54 GMT 1, Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Oh god. Don’t sidestep it. It’s the funniest thing i have come up with all week. That and some sheep innuendos. Call me, im available for freelance.
Think you would need to give squarespace or shopify a call. if you call a printing house to discuss their backend needs they would probably punch you in the eye. I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Oh god. Don’t sidestep it. It’s the funniest thing i have come up with all week. That and some sheep innuendos. Call me, im available for freelance.
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_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 21:18:57 GMT 1, Just bought this, great deal from the OP! Was this a serious comment or just a wind up? Serious, i have just bought it.
Just bought this, great deal from the OP! Was this a serious comment or just a wind up? Serious, i have just bought it.
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_, by krisppy on Jan 28, 2018 21:31:16 GMT 1, I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?)
He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics
I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics
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_, by Masong on Jan 28, 2018 21:35:49 GMT 1, Just bought this, great deal from the OP! Was this a serious comment or just a wind up?
If you’re annoyed at missing it I’m sure it’ll be on the bay sometime soon but of course at a premium. Maybe contact one of the gang? Only if you’re brave enough of course and are used to dealing with gangs. Maybe Ross Kemp could help you?
Just bought this, great deal from the OP! Was this a serious comment or just a wind up? If you’re annoyed at missing it I’m sure it’ll be on the bay sometime soon but of course at a premium. Maybe contact one of the gang? Only if you’re brave enough of course and are used to dealing with gangs. Maybe Ross Kemp could help you?
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_, by Chris JL on Jan 28, 2018 21:37:51 GMT 1, I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?)
Yes. In principle. But it would be a moving target, and one would probably need a time varying checkout process.
I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) Yes. In principle. But it would be a moving target, and one would probably need a time varying checkout process.
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_, by .dappy on Jan 28, 2018 21:40:07 GMT 1, Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics ... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ...
Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics ... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ...
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_, by mrjd on Jan 28, 2018 21:41:01 GMT 1, Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing. undergrad business student here, don't recall saying anything about the 'cartel' ??
Your right the pow monitor was dog simple and that was all that was needed to get the edge over you guys. Like I said, you ain’t seen nothing yet. Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing. undergrad business student here, don't recall saying anything about the 'cartel' ??
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_, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2018 21:48:08 GMT 1, Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing. My new favourite member. I like you
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Your not as verbose now. Just a cryptic two line response- I am au fait with coders, they go very silent when they are not as smart as they are letting on. You didn't get one over me because the marginal cost of your time is sufficiently low to use a page monitor for a few hundred quid here and there. The time of a good coder is such a high value commodity they wouldn't even bother setting up even a simple page monitor for a £75 big head print. And I don't understand why you think you got one over other people. You were the doped horse in the race. Is that getting one over other people? You would have got one over someone if you were up against a POW coder but you weren't. I know one of your gang is an undergraduate business student. I bought cash on collection from him and he is certainly not a top coder and he knows who I am and that I will be able to code well should a printing house need my services to help protect themselves against page monitors. I could have bought direct from POW as I had the print carted but I noticed that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town. I decided to do cash on collection to see what this was all about and he was most helpful about your cartel. You are not a high end coder and you are just bluffing. My new favourite member. I like you +1
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Jan 28, 2018 21:49:53 GMT 1
_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 21:49:53 GMT 1, I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple.
If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers.
I knew this would get a response. I have no problem with page monitors the issue I have is boasting that it is super technical when it just simply isn't. Unless it is a very sophisticated monitor it is easily defeated. To defeat it you need to be on the other side though which nobody is, except in the unlikely occurrence that a good coder somehow finds himself working at a printing house. Anyway back to your point and side-stepping your innuendo, I think you are almost certainly right. Even though printing houses seem to frown on flipping a healthy almost instantaneous secondary market is good for them. They know the sellers on the almost instantaneous secondary are going to be using page monitors so why make it hard for them as this will bid down secondary prices. Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers.
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Jan 28, 2018 21:50:30 GMT 1
_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 21:50:30 GMT 1, This remind me of that scene from lockstock where everyone kept getting shot.
would everyone just stop getting shot.
This remind me of that scene from lockstock where everyone kept getting shot.
would everyone just stop getting shot.
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Jan 28, 2018 21:52:05 GMT 1
_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 21:52:05 GMT 1, Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow.
Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow.
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Jan 28, 2018 21:53:51 GMT 1
_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 21:53:51 GMT 1, He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics ... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ... Quite right I am an academic computational economist. As is usually the case in partnerships my other half is the brains. Although residing in this country now and a convert to econometrics, she was originally a computer scientist in the former Soviet Union.
He couldn’t stop anything. He’s just a Lecturer in Economics ... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ... Quite right I am an academic computational economist. As is usually the case in partnerships my other half is the brains. Although residing in this country now and a convert to econometrics, she was originally a computer scientist in the former Soviet Union.
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Jan 28, 2018 21:55:28 GMT 1
_, by krisppy on Jan 28, 2018 21:55:28 GMT 1, Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. mate its 2018 pretty much every site uses cookies. may stop multiple prints from being carted on a single browser but not a single computer, you really don't have a clue what your on about. stop feeding the forum your bullshit and stick to your economics Lecturing you couldn't stop anything.
Could You, or coder people stop scripts as well? is scripts the right term for what's used when a print is being released and they are mopped up in a couple of seconds using something like a macro ( i know this 'macro' term from my 'Basic' course at school 35 a few years ago, i guess things may have moved on a bit?) That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. mate its 2018 pretty much every site uses cookies. may stop multiple prints from being carted on a single browser but not a single computer, you really don't have a clue what your on about. stop feeding the forum your bullshit and stick to your economics Lecturing you couldn't stop anything.
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Jan 28, 2018 21:58:40 GMT 1
_, by krisppy on Jan 28, 2018 21:58:40 GMT 1, ... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ... Quite right I am an academic computational economist. As is usually the case in partnerships my other half is the brains. Although residing in this country now and a convert to econometrics, she was originally a computer scientist in the former Soviet Union. your partner was a computer scientist in the Sovie union yet you had to pay resell price for the voucher from a 20 year old undergraduate business student who copped 3?
your full of shit mate
... Hi hendy! I see you've switched to your other account now you've deleted it ... Quite right I am an academic computational economist. As is usually the case in partnerships my other half is the brains. Although residing in this country now and a convert to econometrics, she was originally a computer scientist in the former Soviet Union. your partner was a computer scientist in the Sovie union yet you had to pay resell price for the voucher from a 20 year old undergraduate business student who copped 3? your full of shit mate
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_, by Deleted on Jan 28, 2018 21:59:29 GMT 1, Love this thread. Pure gold. Don’t stop.
Love this thread. Pure gold. Don’t stop.
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_, by helium on Jan 28, 2018 22:04:02 GMT 1, Jeez Russians Gangs Flippers Ross kemp sheep This threads on fire
Jeez Russians Gangs Flippers Ross kemp sheep This threads on fire
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Jan 28, 2018 22:05:15 GMT 1
_, by arthurglass on Jan 28, 2018 22:05:15 GMT 1, That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them.
That is a little more tricky to stop than the page monitor defeat which is just a routine to confuse page monitors. Basically what you are talking about can only be partially stopped. If sites used cookies then it would pick up on the IP of a computer and would could stop multiple prints being carted from a single computer. That would stop 50 prints being carted from the same computer even if they are not purchased. This is simple. If a whole load of computers in a cartel are each carting a single print there is nothing you can do as you have multiple IP numbers. Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them.
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Jan 28, 2018 22:09:35 GMT 1
_, by krisppy on Jan 28, 2018 22:09:35 GMT 1, Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them. you couldnt ''destabilise'' anything you idiot.
quoted you £325, bet you nearly paid it too, just like you did the other.
Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them. you couldnt ''destabilise'' anything you idiot. quoted you £325, bet you nearly paid it too, just like you did the other.
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Jan 28, 2018 22:15:17 GMT 1
_, by FЯ on Jan 28, 2018 22:15:17 GMT 1, Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them. The cartel is firmly destabilising themselves all over the floor i believe they call it a ROFL (cartel talk)
Your making good use of the monitor yourself though, just via someone else. and no, the big heads have not arrived yet. Maybe tomorrow. This is what cartel gets for quoting me £325 for bighead. I know a lot about cartels. The way to end them is to destabilise them. The cartel is firmly destabilising themselves all over the floor i believe they call it a ROFL (cartel talk)
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_, by mash on Jan 28, 2018 22:17:08 GMT 1, that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town
Read more: urbanartassociation.com/thread/150009?page=2#ixzz55W2Zui9B
It’s a small shit town in the no mans land between Manchester and Liverpool, a place so marginal not even these great rivals could be arsed fighting over it. Nothing good ever happened there.
If the cartel has based themselves there then it’s a genius move, they must mean business, seriously deep cover for international masterminds. This is probably cover for something really nasty.
that a lot of the drops were ending up in Warrington on the bay, which is a small town Read more: urbanartassociation.com/thread/150009?page=2#ixzz55W2Zui9BIt’s a small shit town in the no mans land between Manchester and Liverpool, a place so marginal not even these great rivals could be arsed fighting over it. Nothing good ever happened there. If the cartel has based themselves there then it’s a genius move, they must mean business, seriously deep cover for international masterminds. This is probably cover for something really nasty.
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