Comments by ds
257 comments
get outta here mysteries of the universe! no one was talking to you!
Nice! Good to see you!
(this one's for you, esp)
I got laser eyes, man!
nice
what kind of monster shoves a reindeer!?
love it
also, yes to this petscii space taxi of love
!!yeeeaaaaahhhhhhh!!
Merry Christmas ya 'ol 10eastern.com (http://10eastern.com)
Duuuuuuude! Hello!
Newbie! Hello! Good to see you again!
omtra!!! hello!
esp, it's really nice to see your draws again!
Yeah, that's the behavior I was seeing as well. I didn't notice the applet was frozen though. That's sorta better. I was worried about the same draw being saved twice...I'm not sure if the 10e's code would like that. Otherwise, it's not harmful, just gotta manually close after saving.
As far as updating Java: I think it's safe so long as you stay with version 8. They just pushed out version 8 u171, which should be OK. But, at the same time, if you're only using Java for 10e, and disallow it everywhere else, it's kinda fine to not update it too.
Yanbu, this sort of addresses some of the things we'd been talking about. I'm really impressed!
Retouch works!
For me, it left the drawing open after saving. I don't know if that's great, so everyone should probably close it after saving.
OK, so that was a really amazing tip from Flagman!
If you have Chrome (or Chrome based, I tested in Vivaldi), you can install an extension from the Chrome Web Store thing called 'CheerpJ Applet Runner' That's it! No Java needed! It'll add a little icon where you have to allow running applets, mine looks like this http://10eastern.com/misc/cheerpj.png
Other than that it just works! Its a little slower to load, but seems to run well enough. Saving works.
Wow!
Interesting! Good find, it does look potentially useful. Have to give it a try.
YASSSS! Glad to hear it!!!
It's possible? I sort of don't think so because the message is coming from Java itself, so its getting pretty far in the process. I'd expect antivirus or whatever to block it sooner. Shoot me an email (in my profile) if you wanna try more stuff.
Ok, one last comment, but I think this might be it. Judging from your screen shots, you're going to http://10eastern.com and not http://www.10eastern.com and the missing www does make a difference. So, add another security exception for http://10eastern.com or add the www to the url in IE.
Rats, never mind the slashes idea. I just tried it and it doesn't seem to make any difference.