When I look at the leader board, and I see, for example, Justin, it shows that he was last seen 749,041 minutes ago.
Divide that by 60 and you get 12484, the number of hours since he was last seen. Divide that by 24 and you get 520, the number of days. That's almost a year and a half.
Can this be right?
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I did some work in this area, so it now shows things that are much more useful. If its over 1 hour, it'll say however many hours, if its over 1 day, it'll just say "so and so days ago".
That's brilliant, Vitaliy. I was wondering if it was just a problem with my machine Thank you.
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Ive got another change in mind as well. Could you add an instant smiley thing, where when you click the smiley icon above the box where you enter your message, make it auto enter the the code such as ><... LOL;-)
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Is there some sort of rehab for smiley addicts available? I think you might need to stand up and admit you have a problem. I'm going to be seeing little yellow smiley faces in my nightmares soon if you keep this up Ryan...
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..."Yeah, it happened about ten years ago, with the Acid thing, then, before I knew where I was, I was drawing them on steamed up windows, then I moved on to my school books, sports bags. Before I knew where I was I was up to 100 a day, toilet walls, bus stops. Of course, now I've become a habitual smilier, and I'm onto chat rooms and discussion forums, it's just a cycle I don't feel I can break"...
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~ The manual said "Requires Windows '95 or better" ...so I installed Linux!
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Easy way around that then, just graffitti someone else's book
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Or you could buy 2 school book and graffitti on of the books and take them both to school so when you turn in your books at the end of the year you have on good one and the cool one. I personaly think that high lighter graffitti is best that way you can still read what is on the page but your telling the next person that the really important stuff is right here and forget the rest of the page.
That sounds 1. far too expensive for schoolies (although, if your parents are paying, what the heck ) 2. far too clever for schoolies
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~ The manual said "Requires Windows '95 or better" ...so I installed Linux!
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Fear not what your computer can do for you, but what you can do to your computer. 
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