I love digging through directory listings...
Secrets of Serenity Rose(possible spoliers)
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by Rynan » Thu Aug 03, 2006 7:47 am
derram wrote:I love digging through directory listings...
It's easy, isn't it?
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by derram » Thu Aug 03, 2006 10:01 am
Rynan wrote:It's easy, isn't it?
Oohh yeah, and theres alot of cool stuff. My favorite has to be the blinking Sera.
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by derram » Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:31 pm
Rynan wrote:Ameture hacking at it's finest.
Ohh, but thats the best kind... much less jail time involved.
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by essrose » Wed Aug 09, 2006 2:27 pm
Is there really a secret amateur hacking way to find stuff on my site? Because I have all kinds of cool secret stuff for you guys to look at up there, if you want to take the time to "hack."
(FUN FACT: I met mah sweetie because of some poorly hidden images on the site. Is true.)
(FUN FACT: I met mah sweetie because of some poorly hidden images on the site. Is true.)
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by derram » Wed Aug 09, 2006 8:10 pm
Not really secret persay. Just gotta right mouse click (ctlr click w/ mac) and then "view image". Erase image name, hit enter, and BAM! directory listing. Lots'a cool stuff indeed.
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by Rynan » Wed Oct 04, 2006 1:11 pm
LIVE, MY TOPIC! LIVE!!
I was thinking about this when I was at the library the other day. They, like many other libraries, have a copy of "Serenity Rose: Working Through The Negativity". I was thinking, do you think the inclusion of Sera in libraries was something on SLG's part, to attract an audience? Or maybe it was something with the libraries, to bring in more comic/manga reading material?
It's a too strange of a couincidence to go unspeculated.
I was thinking about this when I was at the library the other day. They, like many other libraries, have a copy of "Serenity Rose: Working Through The Negativity". I was thinking, do you think the inclusion of Sera in libraries was something on SLG's part, to attract an audience? Or maybe it was something with the libraries, to bring in more comic/manga reading material?
It's a too strange of a couincidence to go unspeculated.
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by derram » Wed Oct 04, 2006 1:33 pm
It's the libraries. I did a summer thing in the central libray where I live way back when. They've been upping the "Graphic Novel" department in my city for quite some time now. Though it is mainly manga, some american comics filter through as well, mostly collections.
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by darkside » Wed Oct 04, 2006 3:04 pm
it's to try to get more people back into libraries. they need more than little kids, people who like to read and bums.....it's kinda sad really
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by evilmidget » Thu Oct 05, 2006 4:13 am
That's cool, but MY library doesn't have one!
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by J. Maxwell » Sat Oct 07, 2006 11:31 am
There are libraries with graphic novel sections?
Seriously, though. Judging by a quick glance through SLG's site, it looks like there are only two stores in the province carrying works published by them. Judging by that, I doubt that there would be any libraries in this area that carried their titles. In total, I'v eonly ever actually seen one graphic novel in a library, and that was Watchmen.
And come on, every library should have Watchmen in it.
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Seriously, though. Judging by a quick glance through SLG's site, it looks like there are only two stores in the province carrying works published by them. Judging by that, I doubt that there would be any libraries in this area that carried their titles. In total, I'v eonly ever actually seen one graphic novel in a library, and that was Watchmen.
And come on, every library should have Watchmen in it.
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