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You left out the obligatory "Being A C--t In Your Source Code" warning: view-source:http://www.rainymood.com/ http://www.rainymood.com/ That just makes me thi
by josscrowcroft 14y ago
You left out the obligatory "Being A C--t In Your Source Code" warning:
view-source:http://www.rainymood.com/ http://www.rainymood.com/
That just makes me think "what a loser"
@sealo I love the raining.fm site, definitely a neat side project. You could just start selling white noise audio through the site for affiliate commissions, if you focus on getting people to visit the site. Or make it into a simple app with one function and sell that via the site..
- rane 14y agoNever changed my opinion about a site this quickly.
- Of_Prometheus 14y agoSame. I understand the motivation, but there really was no need to sound so vicious.
- parge 14y ago"Just look at the code below - do you really think you can understand it? Of course not." Dick.
- sealo 14y ago@josscrowcroft, I am definitely keen on developing the app to deliver the best rain experience possible for people :)
- fchollet 14y agoPompous dick-head spotted. Besides, talk of IP is not welcome on the part of somebody who embeds infringing material on their page.
- lightyrs 14y agoFrom the source: <!-- RainyMood.com Copyright (c) 2008-2012 Tailored Music, Inc. All rights reserved. DO NOT COPY THIS WEBSITE. If you copy this website, Tailored Music, Inc. will find out. Just look at the code below - do you really think you can understand it? Of course not. Can you find all the places where it contacts outside servers to report its location? Nope. Hey, do you know about trademarks? "Rainy Mood", "RainyMood", "RainyMood.com", and "Rain makes everything better" are trademarks of Tailored Music, Inc. That means it's against the law to impersonate us or to make products that use our trademarks. Sorry if all that sounded snarky. But seriously, there are lots of great business ideas out there. Find something you love, and do it better than anyone ever dreamed. You can't lose with that formula! -->
- jrockway 14y agoMy favorite part of his code is: `// This is stuck in an "eval" in an attempt to hide it from executing until later.' If only Javascript had some way to call a function after a delay or event...