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Mirificus posted:Birds - why waiting is good Cobblers' brown sea posts bring joy to my black heart.
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SomethingJones posted:Yes Please Oh so he stole my led strip 
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Posting from the past Ryan Archer's got a new hat to trace.
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D_Smart posted:He didn't promise that Star Citizen or SQ42 would support VR. So he can easily walk that one back. Promise? No. Imply? Kind of. (10 for the Chairman, July 27th, 2015) He's got plausible deniability on it, of course. And I imagine at the time he even answered the question above, he knew. He comes across like he's wanting not to say no (as usual) so he's smoke screening that behind stuff about cry engine, vive, and the rest, leaving the viewer with the impression "sounds like they've got a plan!" As Chris says, they'll be getting to it right after they "finish the Star Marine work..." 
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LITERALLY MY FETISH posted:What the actual gently caress are you talking about? In what world did Destiny fail? Sorry, failed to live up to expectations / sustainment as next top quality FPS experience. Compared to the hype, it launched with disappointingly low content and sort of mumbled through the first year. You're right it made a ton of money and has a ton of play time, but it isn't a secure franchise or IP. For the money Activision put into it, they don't have a surefire winner as they must have hoped.
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Daztek posted:Guys, I found Ryan Archer's SA account That explains how he manages to create all those effortposts — it's just some copy-pasting from google. 
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What happens if you do a rot13 with 8aces thing?
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Apr 6, 2016 18:57
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Space Marshal - $5000+ 
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What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and clips through the geometry in a t pose in the evening?
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SirPhoebos posted:Morbid thought: Chris and Sandi are hoping Ben eats himself to death because that's the only way they can get new coverage that's sympathetic. Probably boost their backer cash flow for another couple years too Ben take a loving medical leave already
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Beet Wagon posted:2.3.1e patch notes The patches triple every second The content, not so much
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ShredsYouSay posted:What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and clips through the geometry in a t pose in the evening? joke odn't work nobodys ever got the game to not crash that lnog
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ShredsYouSay posted:What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and clips through the geometry in a t pose in the evening? Gordon Way. …although that may be more of a tea-pose, I suppose.
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It's been a while since I checked in. Is the Star Citizen Thread out yet? Is it worth picking up?
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When Ben sits around the 'verse he really sits around the 'verse.
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Beet Wagon posted:It's been a while since I checked in. Page 3016 was just released, it's okay I guess
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To Ben Lesnick, Developer: My last post was kind of mean spirited and I apologize for that. Please seek actual dietary advice from a medical professional so you can live to develop many more games! Scraping the meat off a cheese steak isn't going to cut it, man.
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Anybody else still mad about Sandi? It's just to much I can't cope with it all
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I wasn't speedy enough to make it onto the illustrious Page 3000 with my promised best cat picture, but I don't want my shortcomings to negatively impact the thread, so here it is: My favourite cat picture I've ever taken.
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Sillybones posted:Please don't post 80mb gifs. Please? sorry, i don't check the size before i post. i assume it broke your mobile browser?
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a lot of presumption and considering of the source, but a wild-rear end guess on eightace's code would be a book code based on "a discipline of programming" by dijkstra, which i do not have on hand e: i mean it's unlikely as hell but i'll show my working here, if it's a book code, which it looks like it could be, it's gonna be based on a book the encoder has on hand if they're trying to have people actually solve it. dijkstra was dutch, a doctor, basically invented pathing, and that looks like his most famous book. Stanko-Prussian fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Apr 6, 2016 |
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Berious posted:Ben Lesnick, Developer said they just had to flip a switch. I'm sure he knows what he's talking about. I bet it's next to the procedural generation slider and the gameplay checkbox
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Iglocska posted:Derek please, this is just embarrassing Dunno, I enjoy his posting for it's inaccuracy. He seems to conflate 'encryption in motion' with 'encryption at rest'. TLS usually handles the encryption in motion, while PGP allows you to encrypt at rest - FWIW I was throwing around copies of PGP in 1996 as Phil was uploading them. Also, RSA hasn't been cracked without knowing the content of the original message, but it's not something that we use except for key exchange because it's computationally expensive; after you exchange keys, you're usually using ECDHE for the rest of the communications. "because as long as it is stored, it can be cracked" Technically true, but in practice not true. Most attacks on RSA involve knowing the message or part of the message, then narrowing entropy. Most work by the NSA recently involved weakening encryption by lowering the entropic pool, or creating a system that could be predicted. Anything lower than RSA/ECDHE is laughably easy to break, but generally because it was a weak encryption to begin with; we shifted to RSA in around 1999 and never looked back. This is why the law relies on compulsion to give up keys rather than simply brute-forcing things. Criminal law. not civil. "In case it wasn't obvious, deleted text messages on every phone can be recovered by every digital forensics team on the planet. " That's because they're sent in the clear via centralized servers, dumbass. Florida's been using Stingrays for years to intercept this poo poo, sidestepping the legal questions by signing NDAs. SMS is in no way encrypted.
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Daztek posted:Page 3016 was just released, it's okay I guess Eh, I guess I'll probably hold off until it goes on sale or something.
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Who the gently caress looks for a bottle of wine at the local bar instead of your wine rack, or the god drat liquor store.
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Lladre posted:Who the gently caress looks for a bottle of wine at the local bar instead of your wine rack, or the god drat liquor store. B'Tak: scared of the unknown, concerned about the familiar.
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Mirificus posted:Birds - why waiting is good Cobblers is staring deep into the abyss You know what stares back at you??? 
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So the new eightace was saying that they recently changed the payroll from every two weeks to every month. Unless I misunderstood, that gives new meaning to the 'Two weeks' phrase. It very well could indicate that they don't have the funds, and are buying time, hoping for an investor to bail them out. I think this is going to look very much like the 38 Studios collapse. People aren't going to get paid, they're going to wonder why, they'll stall for a few more days and then it will all come out.
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runsamok posted:B'Tak: scared of the unknown, concerned about the familiar.
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Stanko-Prussian posted:a lot of presumption and considering of the source, but a wild-rear end guess on eightace's code would be a book code based on "a discipline of programming" by dijkstra, which i do not have on hand It's just a graph of dickbutt.
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Tippis posted:That explains how he manages to create all those effortposts — it's just some copy-pasting from google.  about Ion Storm as we speak. Don't want to spoil anything but the title says it all...Stormy Weather It still gives me chills how good that is.
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Sperglord posted:Sorry, failed to live up to expectations / sustainment as next top quality FPS experience. Compared to the hype, it launched with disappointingly low content and sort of mumbled through the first year. Activision-Blizzard Earnings report posted:Activision Publishing’s Destiny achieved record digital attach rates on its critically acclaimed Q3  failed vague references to "franchise security" mean actually dick, btw
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CROWS EVERYWHERE posted:
Random octoparp fact - they can discern (see) light polarization. Random non-octoparp fact - humans can too, but barely.
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runsamok posted:I wasn't speedy enough to make it onto the illustrious Page 3000 with my promised best cat picture, but I don't want my shortcomings to negatively impact the thread, so here it is: this is a pretty great catte
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:Cobblers is staring deep into the abyss Fun fact, some families of anglerfish (but not all) undergo sexual parasitism - the male bites the female and excretes digestive enzymes that melt his mouth and her body, fuzing the two fish together down to the blood vessels. He spends the rest of his life giving her sperm in exchange for the nutrients that keep him alive. But you guys already knew that I'd wager. It's one of the most common "fun facts" about anglerfish. So here's another: Anglerfish are one of a handful of fish that spend large portions of their time upside down. It's thought that a willingness to be oriented in whatever direction is a trait that helps anglerfish conserve energy and may aid in the capture of prey.
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