SteelAttack said:

No, they're italian fútbol players. Or should I say, calcio.

Same colors, same thing. Whatever.

Ravenprose said:

Dvader said:

aspro said:

^Who are you and what did you do with vader?

Huh, I have posted plenty of hot chick pics before.

aspro views this site without pics, so he probably didn't see your hot chick gif. If you only go by the text you wrote, then his comment makes sense.

I've been putting in Alt Text descriptions when I post pics now to help those with limited bandwidth.

Thank you!

Yodariquo said:

You know the editor DOES warn you to put in an ALT text.  But does anyone?  Noooo.

 Mind blown. 

Dvader said:

What does this mean?

Dvader said:

What does this mean?

 Images have the option of an "alt" value, or "alternative text."  That is, in the event that the image doesn't load, what text should appear in its place?  It's a requirement for valid XHTML to have an alt tag, though technically it can be empty.  It's helpful for those with images disabled or browsers that don't display images.

An image, in XHTML, is created with the following text:

<img src="http://example.com/img.jpg" alt="This is what you see if you don't load the image" />

Yodariquo said:

Images have the option of an "alt" value, or "alternative text."  That is, in the event that the image doesn't load, what text should appear in its place?  It's a requirement for valid XHTML to have an alt tag, though technically it can be empty.  It's helpful for those with images disabled or browsers that don't display images.

An image, in XHTML, is created with the following text:

<img src="http://example.com/img.jpg" alt="This is what you see if you don't load the image" />

By providing a description, even if the image fails to load (for example, the image gets taken down), the post is still understandable.

I learned something today.

I won't do it though.

Dvader said:

I learned something today.

I won't do it though.

 Cue yoda groaning.

Yodariquo said:

 I saw the alt text before the gif loaded! It works! And it's useful!

Dvader said:

Yodariquo said:

Images have the option of an "alt" value, or "alternative text."  That is, in the event that the image doesn't load, what text should appear in its place?  It's a requirement for valid XHTML to have an alt tag, though technically it can be empty.  It's helpful for those with images disabled or browsers that don't display images.

An image, in XHTML, is created with the following text:

<img src="http://example.com/img.jpg" alt="This is what you see if you don't load the image" />

By providing a description, even if the image fails to load (for example, the image gets taken down), the post is still understandable.

I learned something today.

I won't do it though.

You know what would be useful? If we had some kind of topic somewhere where we could recommend, post and share suggestions like this!

Eh. Nevermind. Never happen!

Wii Menu 4.3

Unauthorized Modifications
Because unauthorized channels or firmware may impair game play or the Wii console, updating to Wii Menu version 4.3 will check for and automatically remove such unauthorized files. In addition, there are some behind the scenes enhancements that do not affect any prominently-used features or menus but will improve system performance.

If you are seeing "Error:004," please click here.
Wii Error:004

The error code you received indicates the system is attempting to load unauthorized software. Unauthorized modifications to save data or program files may impair game play or the Wii console and should be removed.