petition: hire ffr user "Fission" as a site dev to fix/coherent the site code

[s1rnight]

he is a cool user and knows a lot about programming, & is also passionate and will spend a lot of time doing the work! you could go to sleep safely knowing that it is being done while you are counting goats.

this will be v good for the website's future imo.

[smartdude1212]

If I count puckered anuses does that also correlate to a positive vote for Fission?

[s1rnight]

Originally Posted by smartdude1212

If I count puckered anuses does that also correlate to a positive vote for Fission?

yes! (of course it would be...)

[choof]

party_bowl_filled_with_ffr.png

[Velocity]

If "fix" = "help rewrite everything because that's the only way to fix it", then sure.
Also if "hire" means not get payed at all, then also sure.

Also, who's Fission.

[s1rnight]

Originally Posted by Velocity

If "fix" = "help rewrite everything because that's the only way to fix it", then sure.
Also if "hire" means not get payed at all, then also sure.

Also, who's Fission.

he'll do it on both counts! i believe in that guy.

edit:

[Fission]

Originally Posted by Velocity

If "fix" = "help rewrite everything because that's the only way to fix it", then sure.

yes, that was part of the idea because i'm more than aware that this is what needs to be done at this point

Originally Posted by Velocity

Also if "hire" means not get payed at all, then also sure.

i'm also aware

Originally Posted by Velocity

Also, who's Fission.

lol

Originally Posted by rushyrulz

wasn't there like just an application period for dev team people?

with all due respect, it was a misguided effort. it wasn't targeted correctly. i can expound upon this if i need to.

Originally Posted by SKG_Scintill

test environment shmest environment
just when you think you taught code exactly what to do, when and where, code poops on your couch

choof is right -- this is a fallacy in programming. how do you think high profile websites evolve? they don't just twiddle their thumbs waiting for something to happen.

Originally Posted by FoJaR

okay, will fission make TGB searchable?

immediately? no. it is something that would easily happen in the long term though just as a result of an entire revamp of the front end.

i appreciate that this thread was created, but having actually pondered it i only need a few things that don't require a lot of access right now. mostly placeholder entries to get a better understand of the layout of FFR's database so that i can actually write code against it.

[mrpreggers]

Originally Posted by Velocity

Also, who's Fission.

exactly! !! !!! !!!!

[choof]

[mrpreggers]

that's it the yeps have it welcome to the team fission

[Mahou]

I may not be the most credible person the website, but Matt is a good man. I think he'd be a good addition to the team.

[s1rnight]

Originally Posted by Mahou

I may not be the most credible person the website, but Matt is a good man. I think he'd be a good addition to the team.

yes! i agree with this.

[gold stinger]

Originally Posted by choof

party_bowl_filled_with_ffr.png

long live Xiv

[Velocity]

Originally Posted by gold stinger

I would be more impressed you managed to get all the data in one spot.

[Charu]

That's probably an accurate before and after reaction.

[gold stinger]

It would be an M&M massacre


voted yes

[reuben_tate]

Fission should begin by removing the bug commonly referred to as "songs". Hopefully charts, profiles, and forums will also be removed in due time.

[reuben_tate]

But before that, he should remove all the m&m's that have the letter 'w' on them

[Contrapasso]

;w;

;m;

[gold stinger]

I'll admit he's extremely blunt at times but his force of understanding & know-how is very prestigious. The only thing I don't know of is his works outside of the internet, because I haven't seen much of it. But given the talks I've had, it feels like he must have already done the hards & lows if he's already went through college/university over programming rather than taking it as a hobby.

I would consider him the Gordon Ramsay of computing in my light. Very blunt, but very knowing.