[Truth Will Out]

From what I heard they either close you or repfuck if you do this, so releasing this might not be the best thing to do

[Josh‎]

From what I heard they either close you or repfuck if you do this, so releasing this might not be the best thing to do

Hmm, I'll ask an admin. Thanks for the heads up.

[Decim]

Unless you were to code your own theme specifically for a single project, am I really the only one who thinks the default theme looks the best?

[Josh‎]

Unless you were to code your own theme specifically for a single project, am I really the only one who thinks the default theme looks the best?

I personally greatly dislike the default theme, it's just a matter of opinion.

[Dispersia]

Only idiots think like that.
Functionality > appearance

People who just got into programming never realise that.

To be fair, this section is full of idiots, so you kind of have to see where he's coming from lol.

[Vaxorr]

Great program good work, this will replace the letters with similar unicode one right ?

[Josh‎]

Great program good work, this will replace the letters with similar unicode one right ?

Wrong, at the end of the name it adds 1 - 10 invisible chars, choosing between 2 different ones randomly :)
This way, you can see search for peoples profiles and find them :D

[Slimy]

This adds invisible characters to the end of a username. The characters can't be seen, but still count as changing the username. With this, you could get the name "Bob", as it will be "Bob*invisible characters*"

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Thanks. Let me know if you have any changes I should make.

I thought instead of adding invisible spaces it would be using ASCII letters which look like normal letters letting the user choose a username which should work and look legit without invisible characters.

At-least, that's what I read from a tutorial in the Lounge sometime last week.

[Josh‎]

I thought instead of adding invisible spaces it would be using ASCII letters which look like normal letters letting the user choose a username which should work and look legit without invisible characters.

At-least, that's what I read from a tutorial in the Lounge sometime last week.

That would work, but you would not be able to search for that users profile, therefore making it annoying.

[Tidas]

Omni has closed accounts with invisible usernames.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?ti...id40904950

[Josh‎]

Omni has closed accounts with invisible usernames.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?ti...id40904950

But these aren't invisible usernames. These are usernames with invisible characters. Different.

[Tidas]

But these aren't invisible usernames. These are usernames with invisible characters. Different.

Nowhere in that thread did anybody mention 100% invisible usernames. It is implied he is talking about invisible characters, as the rest of the discussion is based around that.

[Josh‎]

Nowhere in that thread did anybody mention 100% invisible usernames. It is implied he is talking about invisible characters, as the rest of the discussion is based around that.

I've closed accounts that have invisible usernames.

That's Omni's statement. Invisible usernames.

[Sn0wX]

Only idiots think like that.
Functionality > appearance

People who just got into programming never realise that.

100% spot on there dialog. Ten point's for you.

[Vaxorr]

I thought instead of adding invisible spaces it would be using ASCII letters which look like normal letters letting the user choose a username which should work and look legit without invisible characters.

At-least, that's what I read from a tutorial in the Lounge sometime last week.

That was what I mean,
OffTopic: hey slimy wazzup?

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100% spot on there dialog. Ten point's for you.

Its like comparing between windows and unix