The Dink Network

I'm called magicman here, but my real name is Joeri van Eekelen and I'm from The Netherlands.

I'm 37 years old and currently being a programmer who's involved in social housing software.

My interest in Dink goes off and on. It is currently off. Check back later. I kinda like sourcediving into the Dink engine, which is an awesome way at figuring out why some unexpected behaviour occurs.

Scripting techniques rant
Some Notepad++ Python scripts
Error in map_tile(); documentation.
Why void touch( void ) freezes, void die( void ) fails to complete, and you need wait(1) in loops.
About external(), spawn(), procedure calls, run_script_by_number.

For those interested, you can read my Dinkerview from early 2014.

j.v.eekelen@gmail.com
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No, generally undead monsters are alive.

If you like to brag about your 'perfect' english skills while others aren't that good as you (I mean "ilegal" and "Wemon" I'm sure you know what they were meant to be, so don't react in this way please), check what de dictionary says about undead. And I know, if something is un-dead it isn't dead. But there are other things than life and death only. I mean, your computer isn't alive, does it mean it's dead? No! It's 'un-alive', for the sake of parallelism.

EDIT: I don't wanna know what your computer is made of, nor am I sure if it's alive or not, mine isn't anyway. Hey, where's the monitor going!!