29 Jan 15
Just released - a killer script for Firefox/GreaseMonkey and Chrome/TamperMonkey users. It allows you to track all threads you post in, as well as others you have tagged - and be alerted by an icon the minute there are new posts made to the thread.
Go to www.bigdogghouse.com/RHP/ to download it. May the best warrior win!
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemI wonder if as technology increases that it doesn't cause a decrease in brain function.
Just released - a killer script for Firefox/GreaseMonkey and Chrome/TamperMonkey users. It allows you to track all threads you post in, as well as others you have tagged - and be alerted by an icon the minute there are new posts made to the thread.
Go to www.bigdogghouse.com/RHP/ to download it. May the best warrior win!
Have we found a way to devolve? 😉
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemVery good, thanks.
Just released - a killer script for Firefox/GreaseMonkey and Chrome/TamperMonkey users. It allows you to track all threads you post in, as well as others you have tagged - and be alerted by an icon the minute there are new posts made to the thread.
Go to www.bigdogghouse.com/RHP/ to download it. May the best warrior win!
Can I make a request; have yourself the blog "Creatures from Planet Forum"? Maybe tin idea would be to have a script which uploaded users images from that blog to there profile/avatard?
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by josephwBeing able to respond quickly and spontaneously in a more easily monitored and dynamic multi-message board environment thanks to a script like the one in the OP would, if anything, stimulate an increase in "brain function" and not a decrease.
I wonder if as technology increases that it doesn't cause a decrease in brain function.
Have we found a way to devolve? 😉
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by divegeesterYour wording is not quite clear - I think you are asking for a script that uses Kewpie's blog images of people for their avatar.
Very good, thanks.
Can I make a request; have yourself the blog "Creatures from Planet Forum"? Maybe tin idea would be to have a script which uploaded users images from that blog to there profile/avatard?
If I make such a script, how big should the avatars be? Desktop users would probably want them bigger than tablet / smartphone users. Maybe I can size them based on the user window size.
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by FMFI think it's caused a massive increase in awareness. Thanks to online access, I've met people from all over the world. I've gained perspective [limited though it may be] into other cultures that I never would have had without it.
Being able to respond quickly and spontaneously in a more easily monitored and dynamic multi-message board environment thanks to a script like the one in the OP would, if anything, stimulate an increase in "brain function" and not a decrease.
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI try to think outside the box. While rapid information exchanging may facilitate "brain function" it doesn't necessarily mean it's good for you. I think the design of our brain is best suited to function in reaction to the Word of God, which in turn improves one's ability to set priorities and make correct choices.
It certainly has increased the tempo of our lives; "brain function" includes priority setting and volitional choice.
Everyone knows where technology is taking us. Gotta have it for the new world order!
29 Jan 15
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemCertainly hasn't made you aware of your creator!
I think it's caused a massive increase in awareness. Thanks to online access, I've met people from all over the world. I've gained perspective [limited though it may be] into other cultures that I never would have had without it.
I had to say it. 😉
30 Jan 15
Originally posted by josephwAnd yet you said "I wonder if as technology increases that it doesn't cause a decrease in brain function". Now you say basically the opposite. Your 'thinking outside the box' just seems to be you blithely contradicting yourself'.
I try to think outside the box. While rapid information exchanging may facilitate "brain function" it doesn't necessarily mean it's good for you.
