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Most of the time I spend in the zone is devoted to listening to, investigating, and following up on complaints. They usually end up being either trivial or a player trying to weasel their way around the rules (usually involving copious use of the word "but"). What is actually shady is that people don't really have a lot to say in game but all of a sudden when they're on the forums it seems everyone comes out of the woodwork. If what you're trying to say requires public recruitment (especially when it's overly done) of other players to increase its perceived legitimacy, chances are we're just going to ignore it. Enough people bring direct claims that at least I'm personally not going to waste my time on sensationalist soapboxing. PS. you guys are far from angels, and the fact that you can play without constant disruption means the mods are doing their jobs

We've actually had this on the books for quite a while, but last I checked we hadn't done enough research into flagcore to be able to implement it.

I would be interested in seeing this. We may be able to work some degree of interoperability with ChatBot.

Try building the core first then bots again

I don't have an account there, but maybe some of you guys do (it's fairly time sensitive) http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/11/06/1558234

its actually based on prunes

That would be because you didnt add the classpath where the MultiModule class is located. There is an ant script that comes with TWCore that makes the build process a lot easier, but if you still want to use javac, I would imagine something along the lines of javac -cp path/to/twcore.jar sniper.java would work, since I believe I changed the jar file to include things like TWBotExtension and MultiModule.

If that's the problem you have with him, it would be better to contain him within GD than lock him out

I was under the impression that was just for the initial connection

I'm a big fan of Dr. Pepper, though due to some unfortunate recent events I can't drink it without tasting Superior.

it would appear Bak beat me to it this time

There's a fastcgi wrapper coming in 1.2.6

Then stop masquerading around as one so the server can stop hiding the rest of the flags from you.

I think ?go elim is still automated?

SI-MON IS HOME

You should pretty much never give your social security number out

I'm gonna have to agree with Chris Rock on this one

Haven't they been doing "combination therapy" for years?

I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. The server hates Canadians.

EMP is very effective against ships that have a recharge build, particularly the smaller ones

ISO/IEC 23270:2006 ISO/IEC 23271:2006 The 2.0 support is pretty much complete and with 1.2.5 they already have a bunch of 3.0 stuff implemented (they even have silverlight working pretty well). !@#$%^&*, you can use it as a JVM if you want to. How much stuff have you tried to port because I've gone back and forth without problem. C# doesnt lock people out because several linux distros ship with Mono now, and it's painless to get if yours didn't. Correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding with the openness of Java was that yeah anyone can get it but there's some kind of caveat with contributing or incorporating it into something else (like you can't modify any of it). I'm not even close to being an expert on that sort of thing though, so I could be completely off the mark.

Overruled Syrus ftw

the .NET framework is Microsoft's implementation of an international standard (ECMA-335) There is also an open source implementation that is primarily linux-based but has binaries for other OSes

I tried to get C# modules going a while back but wasn't able to get very far. Flabby, C# is just as cross-platform as Java and is far more open. It also has a lot of cool language features Java lacks. Moose Master if you want to work on something C#, I have a chat client you can mess around with