If this is referencing what I *think* it does. You're a smarty. But, I already knew that from your posting style.jkw3000 wrote: Who is Flipper Soze?
The New Tool of the Flipper?
Here you go guys:*
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_intro.asp
*note - this was posted by golobulus's bot
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_intro.asp
*note - this was posted by golobulus's bot
Ha! Fooled you too. Like I know anything. Dumb '12er talking amirite!IWish wrote:If this is referencing what I *think* it does. You're a smarty. But, I already knew that from your posting style.jkw3000 wrote: Who is Flipper Soze?
35mmpaul wrote:We are addicted to things that hurt our butts.
It must be pretty simple to create given all the ebay sniper programs and the like which are out there available and that I guess would operate in a similar fashion (well, simple if you know about such things, which I dont).
Please PM me with info on bots, general mondo tips, insider knowledge and forthcoming releases. thanks
Please PM me with info on bots, general mondo tips, insider knowledge and forthcoming releases. thanks
He gets busy with other things, but I'm sure will be back periodically to join the fray. He's done his time here...finneganm wrote:Redbrew was an interesting guy, I wonder where he is.mrkyuss wrote:Redbrew?finneganm wrote:I've been 14 seperate members. First to name them correctly wins my bot.
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choke wrote:The greatest trick the flipper ever pulled was convincing the world bots didn't existIWish wrote:I first became aware of their existence during the HP's firesale. When I mentioned them in a post, quite sometime ago, frickin' codeblue kept saying I was being paranoid. Maybe *he* was the one being paranoid?mattlew69 wrote:ticket scalper/reseller companies have been using them for years.
See the thing is if someone were to write a bot for you guys, they'd either have to be extremely magnanimous, or they'd have to feel that the money they got selling a bot to people would exceed the money they'd lose from additional competition on release drops. This alone would make it more than most people would be willing to pay, even if it technically made sense economically. Also when a website just goes to hell like a few of them do, there's certainly some marginal utility that can be had from not needing the human computer interaction to get through the page flow, but ultimately one is still beholden to the remote server gods to actually transmit and receive the necessary data.