Maybe he has more than 1 reason for doing this bot ;) Nobody knows except him. Also "helping" other developers. Nice joke man. I was trying to help fireroxer and jordimaster. The only thing they really wanted is code which:
-They can c&p
-Works instantly and throws no errors
-They can change credits on
-Is good written
-Is easy written so they know what things to change so it looks like their own code
-They need to know where to c&p it.
One really nice example of this was the following:
nckrnckr has probably seen some sourcecode and wherever something was added or substracted from some variables it was -= or +=. But the developers who wrote this knew what += does to integers and what += does to strings. They also knew most of the variables for numbers in the azure emulator where integers or unsigned integers. But nckrnckr declared his own variable as a string and used += and then wondered why it was "1111" except 112. He probably doesn't/didn't even know what a string is.
So why should we "help" them if they don't even wanna learn something.
-They can c&p
-Works instantly and throws no errors
-They can change credits on
-Is good written
-Is easy written so they know what things to change so it looks like their own code
-They need to know where to c&p it.
One really nice example of this was the following:
nckrnckr has probably seen some sourcecode and wherever something was added or substracted from some variables it was -= or +=. But the developers who wrote this knew what += does to integers and what += does to strings. They also knew most of the variables for numbers in the azure emulator where integers or unsigned integers. But nckrnckr declared his own variable as a string and used += and then wondered why it was "1111" except 112. He probably doesn't/didn't even know what a string is.
So why should we "help" them if they don't even wanna learn something.