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White skin is simply the product of a recessive genetic mutation to skin albinism.

Hotel URL?

lol.

I think they are just trying to help.

yes, very intimidating, very purposely.

Jealousy will get you no where son. Just take my advice and use it to improve your shitty fucking project. And I wasn't the one sprewing bullshit, I was giving constructive criticism, when you came in with the insults is when this turned to hell. Don't bother replying, I don't have time to...

I don't even know what you mean by that "Google Quotes" bullshit you tried buzzing. But still researching MVC based architecture? I've conquered MVC in ASP.NET, and that's "far beyond your experience". I've constructed servers using architectural designs you no nothing about, that's for sure...

Are you fucking illiterate or are you just choosing not to read my comments? 1. I recommended the switch to APC 2. You clearly don't understand a database enough to reply to what I was talking about, because that was also helpful 3. Redis is/was as redundant as memcached, go with APC 4. You...

Can you even read Mr. IDontCodeMyOwnShit? How does that have anything to do with my question? I should've thought twice before bringing up topics far beyond your comprehension and expecting an intelligent reply. Don't try to educate me on Laravel, I'm pretty sure I've been using frameworks...

I cannot say it is not shit, but I can say if it is in fact shit, then every other mainstream C# emulator is equally as shit

Or implement an RC4 Encryption? You wouldn't have to "crack" anything

You know me so well! Need an opinion on whether or not this should be re-written using ES6 or continued using ES5

Client sends SSOTicketMessageEvent Packet to the Server in the form of Header, Length, Body. Header: Packet ID Length: Length of the packet Body: Message In this case, the "Body" would contain the SSO Ticket of the user obtained by the client via JavaScript @ "sso.ticket" The server would...

Any new logs? Ctrl + U client and tell me what your SSO ticket is.

So what is your question?

Multiple database connections? Are you using a connection pool? And if so, why are you using a connection pool for a CMS? You need to realize that opening a connection is an expensive and time reducing operation, and not at all suitable for a website. Opening 1 persistent connection on the page...

If you're having problems with setting up the client that's because your database is wrong. If your emulator looks somewhat like this: Make sure your users table matches this...

Looks like it could be the database.

So many requirements, why I try to avoid Python.