… of the new 64D is the "www" in the address.
Battlefield AII made a short demonstration video of my Melee Unit Spread Algorithm:The purpose of the algorithm is to keep the Melee classes from clustering to the point where you can't tell where one starts and the other begins. If you recall the demo I posted a long time ago, after a while, the units would group up and go gang rape other units. If they were all the same class, it would appear as though one extremely viagra-induced individual was one shotting people. [Healthbars are normally partially transparent. They become bright, solid colors when stacked.]
But without the "wold wide web" acronym in your URLmajig, you might forget that you are surfing the cybernet and get lost in the interwebs forever thinking that it is reality. 64D can't afford a lawsuit!
Why's that annoying? XD
It wasn't there before. Always used to be "http://64digits.com" because we were far too good for the world wide web.
lmao. That was actually something that bugged me, that it forced out the www.
But I'll code something to check if www. was in there, and if not, then it won't include it. Fair 'nough?I can live without the www, I'm pretty upset about the fact that every time I leave the site I have to log in again, though.
Solution: Never leave the site. :D
And yeah, that's cool FSX.hmmmm, I remember in v2 if you had the www. it would load much faster, probably why it's there.
While the difference between "www" and "no-www" should be non-existent, at least outside of cookies, that sounds like the sort of thing 64d would somehow manage to do.
On v2, my internet would go through periods of not loading 64d if there was no www. Since all internal site links had no www, it meant I had to copy each URL and append the www manually, which was a huge pain. It didn't happen very often though.
Weird, I still don't need a www.
I have it under favorites as that, so that might be the reason.Huh, now it doesn't log me off every time I leave. Sweet.