JoWie

Maybe a customer of SimpleCDN was hosting a wikileaks mirror?

I am usually online around 9 PM UTC

Yep "SSC Everspace"

I would not do such checks in a plain gamblebot, but it's pretty stupid to not do this for a bankbot like that. I even talked to / warned spider about this exploit a few times (It is the 3rd or 4th time a mod has been tricked into this exploit). A fix is not even hard to implement, this could be added within 60 minutes of coding. User Bots are completely untrustable, this is the reason for the UB- prefix, the people using the bot should have known the risk. Normally a bot with such staff backing does not carry the UB- prefix, the "staff abuse" outcry is understandable. I would have exploited it as well if I still played. I find it amazing people take this game so serious. This zone needs more anarchy.

Do you have multiple video cards?

What is thanksgiving about anyway, the only thing I ever see about it are turkeys and indians. I know a few people (< 20) who would be in bed 24 hours a day without our health system, so for me it always comes of as very odd when someone preaches about health systems ala survival of the fittest.

You can disable this in the configuration for your mouse in the windows control panel

Looks like the -mieee flag is indeed only for DEC Alpha. On http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/FloatingPointMath I found this interesting: I am not sure if the second paragraph also refers to SSE2. Anyways SSE2 should be in any Intel/AMD CPU made later than 2002.

Have you tried compiling with -ffloat-store (GCC)? (On x86 CPU registers have more precision than a double) You can also make GCC more IEEE complaint using the -mieee or -mieee-with-inexact flag, the last one is very slow. http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/DEC-Alpha-Options.html IEEE compliance will make sure you get the same results on every system

Note that NoScript has the same feature. So no need to get a second extensions if you have NoScript. And do not forget that TLS is not bulletproof. Any CA can create an alternate certificate so they can still perform MITM. Half a year ago there was about a huge debate at mozilla about trusting a Chinese Certificate Authority (CNNIC) with possible ties to the chinese goverment, which they eventually did.

You probably did not install winpcap. You could also easily do this with Cain & Abel. Also, L.C. the tools you posted do not prevent this from working. (with the exception of forcing TLS for a few websites that have it). One of the big practical issues web hosters have with TLS currently is that you can not perform virtual hosting. For every website with TLS you need a different IP or port. Hopefully this will improve with IPv6

Managed to get it to work without the dll hack. Had to disable ffdshow for fallout and make a tweak in the nvidia profile editor. It now detects my graphics card properly and i can play at high, ultra lags every 30 seconds.

Just played new vegas for a few minutes. Had to use a patched d3d9.dll to stop it from crashing. For some reason it is very choppy. I had Fallout 3 on Ultra without issues. But New Vegas on medium remains choppy and looks worse than Fallout 3.

One thing to keep in mind with a client/server approach is that you should be able to run it in server mode without requirements for graphics. It can be annoying if you want to run a game server on a linux box and it needs fancy hardware just to be able to run.

enter as a warbird in everspace

I have not tested it thoroughly yet, but python is giving some errors about memory leaks: E there are 2 remaining references to an arena object! E there are 2 remaining references to a player object!

Just browsed the asss source and freqman is intended to work in pyton but advisers are only half implemented in python. So you indeed have to use C for now. Would go something like this: static int CanChangeFreqAdv(Player *p, int new_freq, char *err_buf, int buf_len) { if (/*allowed to change freq*/) { return 1; } else { if (err_buf) { snprintf(err_buff, buf_len, "You do not own freq %d", new_freq); err_buf[buf_len-1] = 0; // not need for GCC } return 0; } } static Aenforcer enforceradv = { ADVISER_HEAD_INIT(A_ENFORCER) NULL, CanChangeFreqAdv }; EXPORT int MM_mymodule(int action, Imodman *mm_, Arena *arena) { // ... else if (action == MM_ATTACH) { mm->RegAdviser(&enforceradv, arena); return MM_OK; } else if (action == MM_DETACH) { mm->UnregAdviser(&enforceradv, arena); return MM_OK; } }

Just do as much as possible in python. Freq management with asss 1.5.0 is very simple.

are you using peerguardian or something similar

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Only 2 of those in C&C are mine. Which are merely there because C&C has SSC, hyperspace crashes to much and I can relax the flood filters. One of them is a SSC Chat game, the other is a relay bot between subspace ?chat and an irc server. All the others I do not even know why they are there (they are chatnet).

That is not very hard. The hard part is having the bot fly to the optimal position.

why not? is it because of a personal issue with smong, because you dont like the way its coded, or because of its system resource usage? I think the most likely reason Smong would release a closed source module is that it has a backdoor in it. He's consistently refused to give me a copy of the source, so I've given up trying. Without source, I'm also unable to improve it to support bursts, repels, decoys, bricks, etc. Better question is why would *anyone* use it? Want to have it?

I have a few, this is from 2005