It was a humble BBS. let us mourn for you, tablecat.co.cc
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Anonymous2010-07-25 0:09
O GOD WAT HAPEN
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Anonymous2010-07-25 1:44
Temporary. Check back at a later date.
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Anonymous2010-07-25 8:13
Code review:
Pretty short which is good.
":lang(ja)" in CSS is interesting if it actually works.
I prefer HTML to be either moved out of the code file or actually moved into the code (using literals instead of string catting) but it's not too bad here.
The two different functions named CleanString worry me.
It uses an unnecessarily long charset declaration instead of <meta charset="utf-8">.
The iconv charset name for tripcodes is "CP932", not "Shift_JIS". (although it's hard to tell the difference)
The page style has poor spacing between some elements.
The spam filter/IP ban lists in text files isn't really sufficient.
>>7
I like the idea that he's writing an alternative, instead of just blindly following the "Wakaba/Kareha crowd", and installing that instead. Even though, I myself agree with much of WAHa's philosophy.
I was just about to start a thread about tablecat.
It was so unpopular.. why do I love it?
It could use more then 2 boards.
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Anonymous2010-07-27 10:07
It was so unpopular.. why do I love it?
For me, it was a little hidden corner of the internet. Reminded me of when I was a kid and would sometimes sit in a closet and pretend that it was my own clubhouse.
What if one little pop could open a world of wonder
So sensory, so satisfying, the discovery never seems to stop
A journey to delicious and beyond
Exciting your cat day and night with endless enchantment
Is the magic that Friskies makes happen, every day, in so many ways
Friskies, feed the senses