Comments for Cip's Thoughts & Co http://blogs.cip.nu/en Everything tibian and internet Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:28:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on The Internet Playground by Feloth http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2009/the-internet-playground/#comment-5759 Feloth Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:29:54 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=28#comment-5759 Nikkster is a nobody. He has proven that himself when he needed to change phone number due to some people wanting to call him :] Nikkster is a nobody. He has proven that himself when he needed to change phone number due to some people wanting to call him :]

]]> Comment on The Internet Playground by Aerox http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2009/the-internet-playground/#comment-5539 Aerox Mon, 21 Sep 2009 13:51:31 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=28#comment-5539 Go Cip! Fuck Nikkster ! :D! Go Cip!
Fuck Nikkster ! :D!

]]> Comment on PHP on IIS 7.0 by Cip http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2009/php-on-iis-70/#comment-2709 Cip Sat, 23 May 2009 03:37:24 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=23#comment-2709 Well I already have IIS, and I don't really want SQL Server or Visual Web Developer, this guide is aimed at those who just want the core PHP extension. Seems neat though! :-) Well I already have IIS, and I don’t really want SQL Server or Visual Web Developer, this guide is aimed at those who just want the core PHP extension.

Seems neat though! :-)

]]> Comment on PHP on IIS 7.0 by Thomas Deml http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2009/php-on-iis-70/#comment-2690 Thomas Deml Tue, 19 May 2009 16:10:44 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=23#comment-2690 Or you try Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta if you want it even faster: http://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx Or you try Web Platform Installer 2.0 Beta if you want it even faster:
http://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) Followup by Anco http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia-followup/#comment-196 Anco Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:56:23 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=11#comment-196 Ofc i appreciate that you tried to help me..i guess people nowdays dont care about that someone is "trying" mby not succeding but still.. Ofc i appreciate that you tried to help me..i guess people nowdays dont care about that someone is “trying” mby not succeding but still..

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) Followup by Loser http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia-followup/#comment-116 Loser Thu, 11 Sep 2008 18:51:41 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=11#comment-116 Haha. Good story. Haha. Good story.

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) Followup by Cip http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia-followup/#comment-102 Cip Tue, 02 Sep 2008 07:19:52 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=11#comment-102 Exodus is very much dead. But hey, if you liked it, you may also like World 7. Have a look at my Links list to the right on the index page of the blog. Exodus is very much dead.
But hey, if you liked it, you may also like World 7. Have a look at my Links list to the right on the index page of the blog.

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) Followup by Ohn Noes http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia-followup/#comment-90 Ohn Noes Sun, 31 Aug 2008 18:34:43 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=11#comment-90 Please Give Exodus (best Server ever) backkk!! Please Give Exodus (best Server ever) backkk!!

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) by Arkold Thos http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia/#comment-14 Arkold Thos Fri, 01 Aug 2008 19:09:27 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=10#comment-14 I agree with most of it, you written it very nicely. I was looking for eAthena community months ago but it just dissapear (since then I haven't tried again) and I couldn't find for more stuff related with eAthena Ragnarok Online server. With Otserv everything is different, we can see many many forums for all languages. Otfans, Otland in English are the bigger ones. eOtfans (managed by me) and Otfusion as the bigger ones after the English ones talking on Spanish. I liked the article, goodluck in new ones. I agree with most of it, you written it very nicely. I was looking for eAthena community months ago but it just dissapear (since then I haven’t tried again) and I couldn’t find for more stuff related with eAthena Ragnarok Online server. With Otserv everything is different, we can see many many forums for all languages. Otfans, Otland in English are the bigger ones. eOtfans (managed by me) and Otfusion as the bigger ones after the English ones talking on Spanish.

I liked the article, goodluck in new ones.

]]> Comment on Userfriendly OpenTibia(?) by Khaos http://blogs.cip.nu/en/index.php/2008/userfriendly-opentibia/#comment-13 Khaos Fri, 01 Aug 2008 17:14:41 +0000 http://cip.nu/en/?p=10#comment-13 Almost nobody involved with the server really wants to help newbies. There are simply too many servers and too little quality, so the equation reads "Helping noobs == more noobs", further lowering quality. Which may be true. What we need (and not all otserv developers agree) is to make easier tools for server management. And I don't mean just map editors and item editors. I mean overall management suite. We need a one-click installation of a neat web based AAC. We need good documentation on formats and protocols used. We need good quest development suites, we need GUIs for user management independent of the web. Overall, we need to provide better user interface for the user than just a command line based window. We need UPnP for autoconfiguring servers. We need to detect user's external IP using an external service. That will improve quality of average server since it will be easier for average user to customize it, and it will decrease number of support requests. On the other hand, cancer is cured by radiation, as well as caused by it. So perhaps proposed things will indeed increase number of people interested, but not improve average quality. And, perhaps making administration more difficult has decreased the number of people interested in administrating a server, thus reducing overall noobiness and number of support requests. I don't have access to numbers, but I'm sure that since revdbsys came around, less people are hosting a server or choosing to host a new server. Almost nobody involved with the server really wants to help newbies. There are simply too many servers and too little quality, so the equation reads “Helping noobs == more noobs”, further lowering quality. Which may be true.

What we need (and not all otserv developers agree) is to make easier tools for server management. And I don’t mean just map editors and item editors. I mean overall management suite.

We need a one-click installation of a neat web based AAC. We need good documentation on formats and protocols used. We need good quest development suites, we need GUIs for user management independent of the web.

Overall, we need to provide better user interface for the user than just a command line based window. We need UPnP for autoconfiguring servers. We need to detect user’s external IP using an external service. That will improve quality of average server since it will be easier for average user to customize it, and it will decrease number of support requests.

On the other hand, cancer is cured by radiation, as well as caused by it. So perhaps proposed things will indeed increase number of people interested, but not improve average quality. And, perhaps making administration more difficult has decreased the number of people interested in administrating a server, thus reducing overall noobiness and number of support requests.

I don’t have access to numbers, but I’m sure that since revdbsys came around, less people are hosting a server or choosing to host a new server.

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