Plugin =! Encoder.

[dragos240]

Looks like a few members of our tech department are clueless when it comes to computers:

Me: "Even though I don't use windows, I would like to add something. Sometimes windows will get a codec error, because the format is not compatible."
Her: "Absolutely, you will get a plugin install that will allow you to use them."
Me: "Also, sometimes you will need to encode it manually, a plugin may not be available."
Her: "That's what I said, you need to install a plugin."
Me: "A plugin is...."
Her: "Plugin, Encoder, same thing."

I hate ignorance. :|

[Eisenwinter]

Also, it's !=, not =!

[RiceMonster]

Also, it's !=, not =!

That's what I was thinking.

[fatality_uk]

If(=! <> =!)then endif

[Phrea]

Hihi, fun little thread.
Came here to correct as well, of course, there's no need. :D

[Seq]

Also, it's !=, not =!

Depending on the parser, it could be an assignment, to illustrate a plugin is the inverse of an encoder.


Plugin = !Encoder

[tom66]

What is the inverse of "Encoder"?

[snova]

What is the inverse of "Encoder"?

Decoder?

[Penguin Guy]

Also, it's !=, not =!
Actually in English I believe we say 'not'. As for the difference between plugins and encoders, I honestly don't think it's the end of the world that somebody doesn't know.

[dragos240]

Sorry, half-awake. I know it's !=, but I wasn't actually paying attention.

#import <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("I messed up, lol, I like C");
}

[Bachstelze]

I hate ignorance. :|

Heh, they really let anyone manage servers, these days. No wonder you get so many forkbombs...

[Eisenwinter]

Heh, they really let anyone manage servers, these days. No wonder you get so many forkbombs...

fork while fork;

RUN

(or walk, if you wish, that's fine too)