digital_trucker

digital_trucker

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Hmm....is that wall with the dragon in it was the one she was referring to...I really don't see a problem with it. It's quite tasteful and artful. You should see some of the things that have been rejected.

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The ratings system overall has proven to be pretty fair. On the rare occasions when there has been ratings abuse, it's been corrected quickly. Generally, if you're consistently getting low ratings, it means you need to hone your skills. I personally could care less about your nickname, and I haven't been following the discussion on why you chose it. If it's causing so much negative feedback, you might want to consider changing it though...if only

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For the curious...the swastica dates back many thousands of years. It even comes in two flavors, clockwise and counter-clockwise. It's only been associated with Nazism since Hitler used it for his flag. I may be wrong, but hasn't the Iron Cross (properly known as the Maltese Cross) also been used in U.S military decorations? http://www2.prestel.co.uk/church/oosj/cross.htm http://www.hostu

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OZZY....it would appear that you are already using purchase-only software. You claim that you have not (and will not) purchase anything online. Yet in your screenshot, ObjectDock+ is clearly visible both onscreen and running in your systray. The FREEWARE version of ObjectDock does not support tabs...only the purchased version does. https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SkinID=7344&LibID=13&co

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It is indeed SP2. It has to do with windows converting the extension of 'unkown' compressed file types to zip extensions. Some people have run into the issue, others haven't. When I was using SP2, I did not have the problem. I read the actual explanation of why it happens somewhere, but blast if I can remember where or all the details. One thing to note some WB skin downloads actually ARE zip files. Often, an author will package additional stand-alone walls along with the actual wba. Norm

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To the site admins; please include instructions to tell users how to actually use the skins they download. On IRC we've been getting a lot of n00bs who've downloaded WB skins and have no idea how to use them. This is not really a problem (good way to get new folks around), but it might be a good idea to add the info to make it easier for them to figure out. It's a common problem over at WC as well. A lot of new people might not have the patience t

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This is from a forum, I have tried to delete the f words but you can get the gist of it Take the time to read it. A friend found it on a forum: *** HEY CRACKHEAD! *** Date: Sat Mar 27 15:36:01 2004 Yes, you. You sick f...... On Wednesday morning I emerged from my girlfriend's building by U.N. Plaza to find that you had sawed the tops off both the sparkplugs on my motorcycle. At the time, I had no idea why anyone would do that. Oth

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Chas, it wasn't aimed at you, nor was it in defense of anyone in particular. I simply felt (based on several observations here and there) that it was time to post something of this nature once again. It gets to be necessary about every year or so, I've noticed. The number of new users and skinners that join our happy little dysfunctional community every year is staggering. I wasn't referring to harsh and unjustly critical comments, either. THOSE are absolutely uncalled-for. In such a commu

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I'm starting to see a disturbing trend in some skin comments. People are being attacked for offering constructive criticism. ATTENTION! That's the WHOLE POINT of skin comments! It's far better to have constructive comments on areas of improvements than the continual 'U r0X0rz' comments. FYI, people A person doesn't have to be a skinner themselves to offer good analyses of skins. I can't manufacture an automobile, but I know what I like to see in one. Skin bashing is unacceptable, of cour

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