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The 6/6/6 Badge
Special thanks to those that embraced the Collective on this most sacrilegious of holidays. Mix on, you vile tormentor of souls!
awarded on 2006-06-06
level 20
152 posts
They are here! They are pretty simple, but hopefully enjoyable. The posting is pretty fast, so I'm hoping that discussions get pretty frenetic. If you encounter any bugs or have any suggestions, make a post in the 'Suggestions' forum.
[quote] -- 8/07/06 10:25pm
The 6/6/6 Badge
Special thanks to those that embraced the Collective on this most sacrilegious of holidays. Mix on, you vile tormentor of souls!
awarded on 2006-06-06
level 20
152 posts
They really are now!
[quote] -- 8/07/06 11:37pm
The Yay! Badge VIII
This confounding badge is bestowed to those who can truly realize the wondrous consternation and inhuman scintillance of the of the elusive 'YAY!'.
awarded on 2008-01-11
level 25
502 posts
I still don't believe you.
[quote] -- 8/07/06 11:38pm
The Yay! Badge IX
This astonishing badge is bestowed to the MTC brethren who can truly conceptualize the wondrous spectacle and mind-altering ramifications of the of the elusive 'YAY!'.
awarded on 2008-08-17
level 15
46 posts
spectacular!!
[quote] -- 8/08/06 09:40am
The Badge of Mystery
Huh?!? Where did this come from?
awarded on 2008-08-14
level 26
554 posts
Hey, I'm ParYen, I bring back old threads that have lost relevancy!
[quote] -- 11/09/06 08:17pm
The Badge of Mystery
Huh?!? Where did this come from?
awarded on 2008-08-14
level 26
554 posts
Also, where the f has corey been?
[quote] -- 11/09/06 08:18pm
TEAM 97 -- Team Badge
BREAKING NEWS: Team 97 slays Team 07 in fatal mixtaping battle. More news at 11.
awarded on 2007-06-17
level 23
207 posts
Quoting galaxiepi:
Hey, I'm ParYen, I bring back old threads that have lost relevancy!
you big meanie
Hey, I'm ParYen, I bring back old threads that have lost relevancy!
you big meanie
[quote] -- 11/10/06 10:24am
The Badge of Mystery
Huh?!? Where did this come from?
awarded on 2008-08-14
level 26
554 posts
Quoting ParYen:
you big meanie
Awwww, you know I do nothing but jest.
you big meanie
Awwww, you know I do nothing but jest.
[quote] -- 11/10/06 08:59pm
The Yay! Badge VI
This elusive badge is bestowed to those who can truly comprehend the colossal sophistication and the unfathomable, enigmatical origins of the elusive 'YAY!'.
Plus, 500 users. Hell yay!
Plus, 500 users. Hell yay!
awarded on 2007-05-16
level 19
142 posts
Quoting galaxiepi:
Also, where the f has corey been?
stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addiction
Also, where the f has corey been?
stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addiction
[quote] -- 11/10/06 09:06pm
The 6/6/6 Badge
Special thanks to those that embraced the Collective on this most sacrilegious of holidays. Mix on, you vile tormentor of souls!
awarded on 2006-06-06
level 20
152 posts
Quoting shortbus:
Quoting galaxiepi: Also, where the f has corey been?stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addiction
That... and working on 2.0. Eric and I bit off way more than we can chew, but it's going to be rad.
Knowledge after 5 months of working at a professional Web company > Knowledge in college.
I'm still working on the framework that we are going to build the site with. But holy crap, it's worth it. Although, we've been at that step for 3 months... I estimate that the average page will take about 1/10th of the time to develop... and when you consider that we have 75-100 individual pages tucked in here or there, it's going to pay off =).
For anyone interested in technical specs: the page will still be database driven, but we are building a custom caching system to reduce database load... all frequent queries (stuff like friends lists, recent visitors, # of users online... shit that is on every page load) has been streamlined to be cached between page loads and updated via a trigger/event system from one table that is stored in memory (no more table lockouts hopefully!). We also have a an entire side process handling system that will schedule queries/jobs to be run periodically through the day (ie, we can cache top lists and update them every x minutes, etc). The best part is the timing/flow of these processes (of which there will be many) is controlled via database values, so we can adjust dynamically on the fly if we need to. Oh, and not to mention our own custom-tailored ajax framework that makes development fast and easy (profile rating in 1.0: 15-20 lines of js, 5 lines of php on the calling page, and about 20-30 on the ajax triggered page.... in 2.0, it's about 5-10 lines of php, and the framework handles the rest!)
Quoting galaxiepi: Also, where the f has corey been?stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addiction
That... and working on 2.0. Eric and I bit off way more than we can chew, but it's going to be rad.
Knowledge after 5 months of working at a professional Web company > Knowledge in college.
I'm still working on the framework that we are going to build the site with. But holy crap, it's worth it. Although, we've been at that step for 3 months... I estimate that the average page will take about 1/10th of the time to develop... and when you consider that we have 75-100 individual pages tucked in here or there, it's going to pay off =).
For anyone interested in technical specs: the page will still be database driven, but we are building a custom caching system to reduce database load... all frequent queries (stuff like friends lists, recent visitors, # of users online... shit that is on every page load) has been streamlined to be cached between page loads and updated via a trigger/event system from one table that is stored in memory (no more table lockouts hopefully!). We also have a an entire side process handling system that will schedule queries/jobs to be run periodically through the day (ie, we can cache top lists and update them every x minutes, etc). The best part is the timing/flow of these processes (of which there will be many) is controlled via database values, so we can adjust dynamically on the fly if we need to. Oh, and not to mention our own custom-tailored ajax framework that makes development fast and easy (profile rating in 1.0: 15-20 lines of js, 5 lines of php on the calling page, and about 20-30 on the ajax triggered page.... in 2.0, it's about 5-10 lines of php, and the framework handles the rest!)
[quote] -- 11/11/06 05:53am
The Yay! Badge IX
This astonishing badge is bestowed to the MTC brethren who can truly conceptualize the wondrous spectacle and mind-altering ramifications of the of the elusive 'YAY!'.
awarded on 2008-08-17
level 36
496 posts
Quoting coreysprague:
Quoting shortbus: Quoting galaxiepi: Also, where the f has corey been?stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addictionThat... and working on 2.0. Eric and I bit off way more than we can chew, but it's going to be rad.Knowledge after 5 months of working at a professional Web company > Knowledge in college.I'mstill working on the framework that we are going to build the sitewith. But holy crap, it's worth it. Although, we've been at that stepfor 3 months... I estimate that the average page will take about 1/10thof the time to develop... and when you consider that we have 75-100individual pages tucked in here or there, it's going to pay off =).Foranyone interested in technical specs: the page will still be databasedriven, but we are building a custom caching system to reduce databaseload... all frequent queries (stuff like friends lists, recent
visitors, # of users online... shit that is on every page load) has
been streamlined to be cached between page loads and updated via a
trigger/event system from one table that is stored in memory (no more
table lockouts hopefully!). We also have a an entire side process
handling system that will schedule queries/jobs to be run periodically
through the day (ie, we can cache top lists and update them every x
minutes, etc). The best part is the timing/flow of these processes (of
which there will be many) is controlled via database values, so we can
adjust dynamically on the fly if we need to. Oh, and not to mention our
own custom-tailored ajax framework that makes development fast and easy
(profile rating in 1.0: 15-20 lines of js, 5 lines of php on the
calling page, and about 20-30 on the ajax triggered page.... in 2.0,
it's about 5-10 lines of php, and the framework handles the rest!)
LIAR!
Quoting shortbus: Quoting galaxiepi: Also, where the f has corey been?stealing candy from children and then selling it in bulk to supermarkets to feed his guild wars addictionThat... and working on 2.0. Eric and I bit off way more than we can chew, but it's going to be rad.Knowledge after 5 months of working at a professional Web company > Knowledge in college.I'mstill working on the framework that we are going to build the sitewith. But holy crap, it's worth it. Although, we've been at that stepfor 3 months... I estimate that the average page will take about 1/10thof the time to develop... and when you consider that we have 75-100individual pages tucked in here or there, it's going to pay off =).Foranyone interested in technical specs: the page will still be databasedriven, but we are building a custom caching system to reduce databaseload... all frequent queries (stuff like friends lists, recent
visitors, # of users online... shit that is on every page load) has
been streamlined to be cached between page loads and updated via a
trigger/event system from one table that is stored in memory (no more
table lockouts hopefully!). We also have a an entire side process
handling system that will schedule queries/jobs to be run periodically
through the day (ie, we can cache top lists and update them every x
minutes, etc). The best part is the timing/flow of these processes (of
which there will be many) is controlled via database values, so we can
adjust dynamically on the fly if we need to. Oh, and not to mention our
own custom-tailored ajax framework that makes development fast and easy
(profile rating in 1.0: 15-20 lines of js, 5 lines of php on the
calling page, and about 20-30 on the ajax triggered page.... in 2.0,
it's about 5-10 lines of php, and the framework handles the rest!)
LIAR!
[quote] -- 11/11/06 09:09am
Team Monster - Third Place
If Godzilla had fur and was called Godzilla-Yeti and could breathe fire, that be you. Welcome to third place on the winning team.
awarded on 2006-10-18
level 16
25 posts
BUT WAIT UNTIL YOU SEE 3.0
[quote] -- 11/11/06 03:06pm
The Friday the 13th Badge I
Friday the 13th taught us all the heartwarming lesson that if you are a camp counselor, it's probably not in your best interest to let that (potentially mentally retarded [see wikipedia]) kid swim alone while you are trying to get a piece of ass.
awarded on 2007-07-14
level 23
98 posts
I heard 3.0 will give you a glimpse into the future
[quote] -- 11/11/06 04:59pm
The MLK Badge
Because Civil Rights rock (and roll).
awarded on 2009-03-07
level 27
174 posts
That's so RAD!
[quote] -- 11/11/06 06:23pm
The Valentine's Day 2007 Badge
Happy Valentine's day from the MTC staff. We really love you guys. That said, put your pants on and get out before we call the cops.
awarded on 2007-02-14
level 21
39 posts
with the sound of music.
[quote] -- 11/11/06 10:17pm
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