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14. August 2009, 02:59:33
Bernice 
Thank you both....and how long have I been here

13. August 2009, 23:16:43
Gouwe gozer 
Subject: Re:
Bernice: Yes, I remember I was hopeless the first time I made that mistake...
Go into the deleted message and in the upper right-corner is a button called "restore" use it

13. August 2009, 23:12:43
__chess__ 
Subject: Re:
Bernice: open the message, there is a Restore-button

13. August 2009, 23:06:58
Bernice 
is there any way I can get a message from the trash box back into the in box?

4. August 2009, 10:02:07
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re: Firefox 3.5 performance
Fencer: Or if you do not use any Add-ons, use Prism (which is also an Add-on as well as an application made my Mozilla)

It is not a browser, and it is so fast if you are just wanting to play all your games

4. August 2009, 09:15:18
Fencer 
Subject: Firefox 3.5 performance
I tried to start my Firefox 3.5 in a safe mode (all add-ons were disabled) yesterday, in order to test if the mentioned performance problem (related to the browser, not BrainKing) would happen again. Now, after more than 24 hours, everything is still very fast and Firefox does not consume any system resources when it is idle (compared to 50% before).

Well, that means that it must be one (or more) of Firefox add-ons that causes the mysterious CPU load. The only problem is that I use about 15-20 of them, so it can take some time to find out the source. But I will try.

Anyway, if you still have problems to use BrainKing with Firefox 3.5, either try to start it in a safe mode or use another good browser (Google Chrome, for instance).

3. August 2009, 20:46:16
baddessi 
Subject: Re:
Czuch: ok..so I wasn't very convincing there, was I? Oh well...it was somewhat of a public apology.

I don't know...I'm not sure( *thanks V*)

Tuesday. I'm not really good..but glad I have at least one of you fooled

3. August 2009, 20:34:00
Pedro Martínez 
Are you really talking about "judge" Judy here? What is her nickname? I'd like to invite her to a game of Scrambled Eggs.

3. August 2009, 20:27:09
Mort 
Subject: Re:
"GERRY": I don't think so, just she follows the law and deals with events quickly. I wonder why in many respects such simple matters can take ages in normal courts.. I guess da law system workers like making a buck!!

3. August 2009, 20:21:47
Dolittle 
I guess a person has to be wrong once in a while to know when they are right!

3. August 2009, 18:39:33
"GERRY" 
Subject: Re:
(V): ahhh come on she is a ruler it's her way or it's the highway you take LMAO:))) you must get a different show then we get here LOL:)))

3. August 2009, 14:05:17
Mort 
Subject: Re:
Czuch: I must admit... she is a great common sense icon.

3. August 2009, 14:00:59
Czuch 
Subject: Re:
(V): ....ahhh, now I know where your great wisdom comes from

3. August 2009, 13:53:24
Mort 
Subject: Re:
Czuch: Judge Judy has a solution she tells those who appear on her prog. 3 words... "I don't know" or "I'm not sure"

3. August 2009, 13:33:52
Czuch 
Subject: Re:
baddessi: But when I'm wrong, I say I'm wrong. I was wrong I guess


really though? When I am wrong, I say I am wrong, except when I say I guess I was wrong

2. August 2009, 22:35:02
baddessi 
Subject: Re:
Bwild: yeah, my bad! But when I'm wrong, I say I'm wrong. I was wrong I guess

2. August 2009, 22:30:41
Bwild 
Subject: Re:
baddessi: shame on you!
lol

2. August 2009, 22:17:44
baddessi 
That person would be me. My apologies for taking it the wrong way. I was wrong.

2. August 2009, 17:12:45
NOT a floosie 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
Pedro Martínez: My question did not imply anything negative.  It was simply a question to see if I was reading your post correctly.  The negativity was implied by a person posting after me.

2. August 2009, 15:33:51
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
NOT a floosie: If you didn't mean to imply any negative connotations by your "poking fun," then yes, you were taking it correctly.

2. August 2009, 15:20:07
NOT a floosie 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
Pedro Martínez: Thanks, that was the way I took your first post.  I wanted to make sure I was taking it correctly.

2. August 2009, 14:51:51
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
Modified by Pedro Martínez (2. August 2009, 14:53:32)
NOT a floosie: Well, I think I can answer "Yes" to that question. Hanaslang was made by members of the Haná people (I used to be one of them, but opted not to continue working on it, as I had originally thought BK.hh would be just a translation of BrainKing into the Haná dialect), in part to make fun of themselves indeed. They did a very good job in my opinion and it sometimes really is a blast reading the Hanaslang. :)

2. August 2009, 13:09:47
gogul 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
NOT a floosie: The answer is no. It cherishes Hanaslang speaking, just like the alternative localisation Esperanto cherishes esperanto speaking people.

2. August 2009, 12:19:51
Mort 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
NOT a floosie: By Pedro's post I would say it was just a first go at creating an alternative language to that of czech and english. Being it a known language to Fencer, I would guess that such a conversion was easy even though not needed.

2. August 2009, 05:36:00
NOT a floosie 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
baddessi: I simply asked a question.

2. August 2009, 04:52:26
baddessi 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
NOT a floosie: I don't think it was meant that way. But if you are looking for something negative, then I guess that is what you see

2. August 2009, 02:33:16
NOT a floosie 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang

Pedro Martínez: ...goal of the Hanaslang version of BK was creating somewhat funny alternative to the original Czech version. :)


 


So it was made to poke fun at the people in the region of Hana?


1. August 2009, 22:57:01
MrWCF 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
Pedro Martínez:Thanks, PM!

1. August 2009, 19:32:24
Pedro Martínez 
Subject: Re: Hanaslang
MrWCF: Hanaslang is based on several dialects spoken in the eastern half of the Czech Republic, in particular on the one spoken in the region of Haná - hence the name. More than a serious localization, the purpose and goal of the Hanaslang version of BK was creating somewhat funny alternative to the original Czech version. :)

1. August 2009, 19:14:38
MrWCF 
Subject: Hanaslang
I notice that one of the supported languages on BrainKing is Hanaslang.  Can anyone tell me more about this language?

1. August 2009, 15:19:15
gogul 
Subject: Re: high ranked
Gouwe gozer: That must be easy. You scare aliens below the waterline

1. August 2009, 13:49:02
Gouwe gozer 
Subject: Re: negative time left
Czuch: There are some other reasons too We prefer to just let you know they excist but not to explain, we prefer everyone stay in their own country

1. August 2009, 13:44:08
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: negative time left
AbigailII & Czuch: lol .. i wish we had :)

the weekend takes away 2 days .. i usually play within 1 day (and most of the times much faster) but i prefer to have 2 days left per move when i log out ... so if the weekend doesnt count then i need 4 days per move when i leave on friday

monday is usually a busy day at work so i make less moves then

31. July 2009, 23:48:46
Czuch 
Subject: Re: negative time left
AbigailII: I was wondering the same thing!

Maybe thats why Netherlands is one of the highest ranked places to live in the world, 3 day weekends

31. July 2009, 22:32:22
AbigailII 
Subject: Re: negative time left
Hrqls: If you play games with a time control of 3 days or more, you don't need weekends.

31. July 2009, 21:26:30
SL-Mark 
Subject: Re: show inactive players
aaru: Yes, though it has been there for a while now.
It allows you to see all those who sit at the top of the ratings list with a BKR of 2500+ despite the fact they have only played and won 4 games against low rated BKR players!

31. July 2009, 21:14:33
aaru 
Subject: show inactive players
Wow, this new option in rankings or I'm blind?

31. July 2009, 19:18:16
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: negative time left
AbigailII: personally i do need the weekend days ... most of my playing i do from work (mostly in my breaks :)) .. in the weekends i will be busy and might not be able to come online

during the working days (mon till fri) i might be a fast player, but in the weekends i am quite slow

then again i dont mind slow games .. i just would miss it to be able to join tournaments with 3 days per move .. without weekend days thats not possible for me

31. July 2009, 19:16:05
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: negative time left
Fencer: i agree, the simpler the system the better

adjustable weekenddays give me some extra vacation days per year (by setting them the most profitable when i leave) .. although i agree thats a bit of an abuse of the weekend days :)

the problem i had today though is that i didnt change anything in the settings (neither calendar or any other) .. i just viewed them to see if i could set my weekend back to sat & sun again .. i didnt change anything .. but now most of my games will try to timeout while i am asleep (i will use an extra vacation day to prevent that so i wont worry :))

i dont know what other could have caused it than me viewing the calendar settings

another funny thing is that every hour (i think) each game which was in the negative became 2 days less negative .. so i started at -16 days .. an hour later some were -14 .. and hour later some were -12 .. and now most are within 1 day or even positive

sat & sun for the weekend is best for me .. but thats just me personally of course

31. July 2009, 19:02:44
AbigailII 
Subject: Re: negative time left
Fencer: Even simpler would be to get rid of weekends. Which, IMO, are a bit silly - if you need them you can always pick a time pace that allows not playing in weekends. But weekends prevent you from picking a time pace that forces "fast games" -- with weekends, you cannot play a game where you have to move at least once a day; it becomes 5 times a week. (Currently, you can pick a time pace that says "no vacation days, no weekends" and "no vacation, but weekends", but "no weekends, allow vacation" isn't available. The latter would have been my pick).

31. July 2009, 17:50:22
Fencer 
Subject: Re: negative time left
Hrqls: The system is to be rewritten anyway, so I would not take it as a big issue. However, it can make problems if someone changes the weekend days because the system does not remember previous settings, of course.

I think the main problem is that the vacation system is already too complicated, as a result of attempts to satisfy all requests of improvements in the past (and some of them had been kind of ridiculous, so to speak). The system is planned to be a little easier in the future - for instance, it is not absolutely necessary to make the weekend days adjustable, so they will be probably set to Saturday and Sunday for everyone.

31. July 2009, 15:57:56
Hrqls 
Subject: negative time left
ok i have the problem as well

i just came back from my vacation .. i have today set as a vacation day .. i logged in and noticed some games had a few hours left .. the rest more than a day .. i made my moves in the game which had less than a day time left ..

everything is fine ... all my games have more than 1 day left and tomorrow (when i am awake) i can make the rest of the moves

i then went to my calendar settings ... i did change nothing .. i went back to the main page .. and now quite some games have -16 days time left

this looks weird .. and scared me a bit .. i will see what happens .. i have 23 vacation days left for the rest of the year and automatic vacation days on .. so if i have 22 vacation days tomorrow .. then 1 was taken away automatically by these negative times (although today was already set as a vacation day)

27. July 2009, 15:11:17
"GERRY" 
Subject: Re:
Fencer: Mine also is the same.It get's very slow around 4 to 6 PM our time here.But when it is working it is very fast on this site.Could be due to my wireless connection

27. July 2009, 15:02:25
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re:
Modified by MadMonkey (27. July 2009, 15:03:51)
ughaibu: CHROME is a Browser released by Google.

It is getting quite popular, and is pretty fast (like Safari lol) but will never be as versatile as FF. I use it for playing Farm Town on Facebook lol

I am looking into the BrainKing site problem, as in relation to Firefox 3.5 as i do not think it is only site

27. July 2009, 14:41:20
ughaibu 
MadMonkey: It's just this site. I've got to admit, I dont understand how Chrome works. I'll ask my wife to translate it.

27. July 2009, 14:14:45
AbigailII 
Subject: Re:
Fencer: It happens to me with an older version of firefox as well. Although it usually takes a few days to get there (faster if there's flash involved). It typically means it's consuming (and using) lots of memory which will not get swapped out.

27. July 2009, 12:17:12
MadMonkey 
Subject: Re:
Fencer: Would this have something to do with logging me out on Facebook.

I normall have 2 Tabs open on Facebook, sometimes when i go there, the chat box says i timed out and have to Login again, other times it just logs me out straight away or when i refresh the page

I do not get that here though, but then rarley do i use a Browser to access BrainKing now

I will have a look on the Mozilla blog and see if anything is mentioned

27. July 2009, 11:44:00
Fencer 
Subject: Re:
MadMonkey: I am afraid there is something strange with Firefox 3.5 because it happens to me too. No matter which web sites I visit, after a couple of hours the browser starts to consume 50% (or more) CPU even if it is idle. A Firefox restart usually helps, until it starts again.
It never happened with previous versions of Firefox.

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