10,000 Posts

i wouldn't say looking.. more like referring to

There are alot of high quality discussions going on, just not in this thread, or maybe the word association thread, but they are still fun to me.    Of course I watch my de-frag screen work too. ;D  Right now there is a noob modder asking for tips and suggestions, for example, in another thread.  Some dude is using toothpaste for cooling compound in the weird experiments thread, and I have had questions answered or found links from other previously hot threads.  Yeah a lot of just dinking around take place here, but so what?  We are still here to answer the good questions and discuss the good topics as they pop up.  My .02

[MIK3]

you both got a pretty good point here, but aren't we kinda straying from this thread's topic.  I wonder where we are going be be, postwise, when we move to hardware pub.  I think that the posts will increase in number as well as a variety the subjects that will be discussed.  Hopefully they will not become bland or worthless, then we would all get tired of the same old thing, but i highly doubt that that will happen!

[vee_ess]

I don't too much is going to change, but whatever does change will change for the better. For example, the phpBB will be faster with more features. That's a plus. Keep posting and starting new threads - it can only make it more interesting.

[MIK3]

but of course my good man....what would a forum be without the highghly admirable posts!  i can tell ya one thing, it would'nt be a fourm, that's for sure!

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For example, the phpBB will be faster with more features. That's a plus.
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I got a question, whats a phpBB mean?  Is it similar to a YaBB?  If so, what does it mean?  I see them associated with forums, but I am clueless beyond, it must be some kind of program or forum protocol?

[Omega]

It's basically just a different bulletin board program, based of running php (it stands for php bulletin board, if you didn't figure that out). There's lots of competition for forum software, some free, some quite expensive, but in the end, it comes down to personal preference, for the most part (and maybe one's budget).

Excellent, thank you for removing my ignorance on that.  I thought as much, but wanted to be sure. ;D