WHATTHEFUCK???????

[slipnslide087]

ok, everytime i click on chat it just seems to just kinda sit there and not do shit. if anyone knows a secret passage to enter the fuckingdamn chatroom please enlighten me,. peace

slipnslide087 Reviewed by slipnslide087 on 01-10-2005. WHATTHEFUCK??????? ok, everytime i click on chat it just seems to just kinda sit there and not do shit. if anyone knows a secret passage to enter the fuckingdamn chatroom please enlighten me,. peace Rating: 5

[jones2much]

idunno i cant getin either. something about a java plugin or some shit like that...fuckit

[az666]

if the little icon comes up in the top left hand corner then i think it means its loadin cause when i go to chat it has the icon then takes like 5 mins to load up the page....it sux

[kiwi]

Yip it is the Java thingy....it takes me bout 10mins to get into chat, I thought it was just me....

[IntrepidS]

That's why no one is there. Nobody gives a shit enough to wait that long.

[slipnslide087]

thanks all of you for your input....i am going to try to get into chat right now. hell yeah....and then no one will be in there so then i will log off i guess.

[Lulu]

Once you're in chat just wait a few minutes - people log in and out so fast they miss each other.

[Looker]

Who ever invented the Java Thingy shuld die and hang by the balls..
Whats with this java shit anyway?? who came up with this fuckin java??

Bunch o pimple faced eggheads gettin to smart for their own fuckin good I tell ya...

JAVA... WHATTA BUNCH OF FUCKIN BULLSHIT

[EverydayJunglist]

yea--i click on it and it comes up to d/l java,so i click to d/l it and then internet exploredrcomes up and the process just repeats itself

[Cannabis.com]

Yes, dial-up folks will need to wait a few minutes for the chat java applet to load. There's no way around waiting when on dial-up ... on a positive note, once loaded, the chat applet may be cached for future use - may load faster the next time it's accessed.

For folks on cable/dsl, the chat java applet should load relatively fast - less than a minute.

It sounds as if many folks experiencing problems either don't have java on their computer (click over to http://www.java.com/ to download; it's a standard component that most every computer should have) and/or their computer is full of task bars, spyware, etc that's slowing down their computer / connection; doing P2P (ie. bittorrent which is two way; uploading stuff even at a slow pace will greatly affect download speed too), audio/video chat, etc in the background will definitely slow down everything else.

Lastly, for a web based chat system to work decent, Java is the only decent way to do it - there's no way to do chat through HTML alone, though many programmers have tried (ie. using auto refresh, etc) with very mediocre results ... Java, a standard programming language/interpreter, bridges the gap and allows one to run highly interactive software, like a chat, in their web browser.

Ron