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by 0xFF0123 5y ago
The person you're replying to is the author of the article
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
They haven't messed with Mojang / Minecraft too heavily (or altered the login flow)
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
The point is that because something seems innocuous under normal use doesn't mean it is under other conditions. Since you want a specific example, from further down the comments: https://darwinawards.com/darwin/dar
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
I feel xkcd's Ten Thousand[1] is appropriate here. [1] https://xkcd.com/1053/
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Hacking a Candleflicker LED (2013)(cpldcpu.wordpress.com)
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
Apple is trademarked https://trademarks.justia.com/761/16/apple-76116541.html
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
It has no real impact on everyday gameplay other than being a bit of trivia. The seed does indeed allow you to predict the vast majority of gameplay behavior of a particular map, but only that map. This particular map was used to generate a
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
Looks cool! On a sidenote, I've always been curious with product sites: what's your metric for including other orgs under "Used and Trusted by Top Organizations"? How do you know they use / trust it?
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
If you share data about every player to every player, every frame (or tick) then it adds up pretty quickly.
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
Scandinavian countries generally seem to tick those boxes, although I'm not sure what your threshold is for low government intervention.
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
Presumably they have to be off licenses to do that?
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
Serverless is a pretty ubiquitous term meaning the servers are fully managed for you and abstract services are made available instead.
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
The mapping template language(?) is frustrating to do anything in though. Its documentation is somewhat hidden / distributed, especially any special variables / util functions, and suffers from limitations like the foreach operato
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
The book is not presenting to the patient, the book is presenting to another surgeon. If I was a surgeon, I would find value in learning about previous mistakes, and thankfully in programming as a general rule the cost of error is lower (bu
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by 0xFF0123 6y ago
It's not at all obvious that it's not, either. At the very least, it's against the spirit of the order.