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- kacy 16y agoI like their API. :-) hello(name) Greet name. Typically required to initiate further interaction.
- luigi 16y agoDon't know why they wouldn't use protocol buffers for this. Much more efficient.
- kwantam 16y agoIn some cases I am experiencing trouble when using the hello() function call. It would appear that certain high performance instances are optimized to only accept() hello()s from other high performance instances, and will not respond to some or all other instances. Is there somewhere I can report a bug?
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- nekgrim 16y agoAlso, highters instances can do words-injection and MITM attack between me and the other user. And i can't react !
- yahelc 16y agoTheir API seems too complicated. Can't they just support JSON? It'd be way easier to parse.
- minalecs 16y agorelevant image http://i.imgur.com/2OD93.jpg http://i.imgur.com/2OD93.jpg
- lsb 16y agoThere was also a competitor to Second Life, First Life. http://www.boingboing.net/2007/01/21/first_life_sl_parody.html http://www.boingboing.net/2007/01/21/first_life_sl_parody.ht... One of the selling points was "Fornicate using your actual genitals!".
- scrrr 16y agoHas several vulnerabilities some of which include sweet-talk and wearing a nice suit. Hashtags may include side-effects.
- LiteOn 16y agoBut who is going to be taken advantage-of by corporations here?
- Geee 16y agoI've been beta testing their API for a while now. Sometimes it's hard to initiate wanted actions with other users, but I guess it's OK in most use cases.
- Ben_Dean 16y agogood, now that joke's been made. The API is weak, though. Everyone knows you lead with something interesting, and go to the name only after an actual conversation. UNLESS you're using friend-based authentication, where a third party initiates the handshake.