This reminds me of the time I had a 600-ms ping to 127.0.0.1...ping -c 4 8.8.8.8
This reminds me of the time I had a 600-ms ping to 127.0.0.1...ping -c 4 8.8.8.8
*dies out of death*This reminds me of the time I had a 600-ms ping to 127.0.0.1...
This just happened:
https://github.com/sinkillerj/ProjectE/pull/588
I wonder if he is the same person as yoshiman22:
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers/issues/911
https://github.com/SleepyTrousers/EnderIO/issues/2068
In this context? That modifying RC like that in anything but SSP is not permitted, and that anyone doing it loses all rights to technical support. Additionally relevant here is that reporting a problem of your own creation is grounds for severe criticism.
You'll have to forgive me if you've answered this question a million bajillion time before but what are your rules? Maybe I'm just stupid, but I can't really tell from the thread you posted.
Well data privacy is a thing. They shouldn't be doing that.Hmm, is it possible to get GitHub to disclose the ip adress of harassers? I want to know who this "big developer" is.
In fact, we have laws permitting disclosement of data under certain circumstances. I think that it would require a police report though (yes, harassment is illegal).
49 states in U.S have some kind of anti-bullying law. 1 only has a policy. 42 states have both.
I didn't suggest to track them down in real life. I wanted to find their nick.
i just want to hear what stupid things people have told you about mods. This is not a thread for opinions, this is a thread for stupid things. no "kill the unpopular opinion", keep it to laughing at people who don't know facts.(like the difference between to and too )
Like we don't go off-topic all the time anywaysI want to kindly remind everyone of the OP:
Just because you think that, doesn't mean others do.Which again is creepy and completely unnecessary.
In comes people in the rest of the world where privacy is #1 bar none, and only the police have the ability to access anyones information, even if you assume someone is a terrorist, and that they are going to act within the next hour, their privacy can only be breached by the policy, who need to get permission through court, unless the terrorist threat was super high, then they can bypass the court, but have to explain why later. So you would never get access to this information!In fact, we have laws permitting disclosement of data under certain circumstances. I think that it would require a police report though (yes, harassment is illegal).
My stupid thing in Modded MC: (more MC in general)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-32051153
This is especially true seeing as the games most reporters would have played while growing up were 8-bit/16-bit, which means that Minecraft textures are on par of their childhood games' textures.The funniest off all these sort of stories is the fact that minecraft is low resolution will always be mentioned in some way or another. Since when does it matter how much pixels a texture has to convince people that {insert name of something here} is bad?
This is especially true seeing as the games most reporters would have played while growing up were 8-bit/16-bit, which means that Minecraft textures are on par of their childhood games' textures.
But what I find idiotic about it is that people still cannot see that redstone is an amazing "programming" tool, and teaches children to push the limits... and that final statement about engineers "forgetting about gravity"
This is especially true seeing as the games most reporters would have played while growing up were 8-bit/16-bit, which means that Minecraft textures are on par of their childhood games' textures.
But what I find idiotic about it is that people still cannot see that redstone is an amazing "programming" tool, and teaches children to push the limits... and that final statement about engineers "forgetting about gravity"
yeap.I want to kindly remind everyone of the OP: