Another milestone!

[Hikaru79]

Nobody seems to have noticed, but...

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Our users have posted a total of 70037 articles

w00t! Par-tay! Happy 70,000+ post day!!

[Cervantes]

And nearly 2000 hits this week.

[Mazer]

Hikaru79 wrote:

Nobody seems to have noticed, but...

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Our users have posted a total of 70037 articles

Yeah, but 70037 articles about what?
About Aoi stuffing people into boxes? Or how cool v3 will be? Or my s00per 1337 turing program with flashing graphics? Or...

OK, I'm sorry that sounded pretty negative. Yay for compsci.ca.

[Tony]

Articles are in fact quite inaccurate That Aoi is preaty bad. So is newbcake elcommandante or whatever. *sigh* We need a new spark

[Mazer]

tony wrote:

Articles are in fact quite inaccurate That Aoi is preaty bad. So is newbcake elcommandante or whatever. *sigh* We need a new spark

I still read it as electro mandate. So I guess there may be some spark.
But I wasn't trying to put down people specifically. We all seem to suck a bit lately. Especially me (just so I don't sound like I think I'm better than you chumps).

[MihaiG]

instead of banning ppl why not crucify them?

[Amailer]

tony wrote:

Articles are in fact quite inaccurate That Aoi is preaty bad. So is newbcake elcommandante or whatever. *sigh* We need a new spark

How about releasing the conversation to the public?

[Tony]

hmm... now that would be a mean thing to do

[md]

ELCOMANDANTE wrote:

instead of banning ppl why not crucify them?

We can start with you!

I think the problem is that there are a lot of people asking stupid questions or showing off their *new* program, which happens to be the same one everyone else who had that assignment did. All the more accomplished people seem to be sitting back and not doing as much... although given that a lot of them are not in university that does make sense... perhaps some site wide programming contests would make things interesting

[wtd]

Cornflake wrote:

ELCOMANDANTE wrote:

instead of banning ppl why not crucify them?

We can start with you!

I think the problem is that there are a lot of people asking stupid questions or showing off their *new* program, which happens to be the same one everyone else who had that assignment did. All the more accomplished people seem to be sitting back and not doing as much... although given that a lot of them are not in university that does make sense... perhaps some site wide programming contests would make things interesting

A lot of the accomplished programmers here are doing lots of things. They just don't all warrant posts, and sometimes they end up being reflected in others' posts.

[md]

Yes, but what I meant was that if we want to increase the participation of the more advanced programmers we could have a few competitions...

[Martin]

Alright, starting today, any questions that are below a MMath (CS) level will not be tollerated.

Also, I am going to continue this banning of girls from CompSci.ca, as they are clearly only a distraction.

[Paul]

Eh, sorry I don't come here often anymore. Better things to do y'know. Turing has lost it appeal.

[Tony]

martin wrote:

Also, I am going to continue this banning of girls from CompSci.ca, as they are clearly only a distraction.

I'm glad that Martin is doing something productive

[md]

tony wrote:

martin wrote:

Also, I am going to continue this banning of girls from CompSci.ca, as they are clearly only a distraction.

I'm glad that Martin is doing something productive

But I like girls!