alnis

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by alnis 13y ago
Sadly, our server couldn't handle the load. I've set up a mirror at: http://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/ We're currently working on handling the AJAX responses more robustly. The level counter shou
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by alnis 13y ago
The level filename is a hint.
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by alnis 13y ago
Attention! The main site is overloaded, but I've set up a mirror at: http://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/ All level-loading issues should be resolved on it, since they were tied to AJAX failures. Let me know
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by alnis 13y ago
Don't forget about the function phone! :-)
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by alnis 13y ago
Hey guys, one of the developers here. Thank you all so much for all of your feedback! I never thought this game would become so popular. It seems that our server is more or less overloaded right now, so AJAX requests for new levels are some
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by alnis 13y ago
Do you have any tools available to you that let you execute code at a chosen time?
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by alnis 13y ago
This seems to be tied to a bug some other people have experienced where new levels don't load correctly and are overwritten with existing levels. Try going to level 15 and resetting the level (Ctrl-4). Does that help at all?
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by alnis 13y ago
I'm really surprised that we never thought of that. We'll try to prevent this exploit soon :-)
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by alnis 13y ago
This might be tied to the issue that mandlar, pokpokpok, and valgaze have been having, but I haven't been able to reproduce it yet. Does resetting these levels (Ctrl-4) help at all?
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by alnis 13y ago
A few people have reported a similar bug. I don't think that it's level specific but has something to do with the next level not leading correctly upon completing a level. We're still not sure why it happens or when (it seems
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by alnis 13y ago
Oh, there's a small bit of editable text at the bottom of level 8 (line 100). Sorry if it's not very clear - we may work on the color scheme a little.
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by alnis 13y ago
We're glad you like it! No clue why that's happening, but we'll continue to investigate.
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by alnis 13y ago
Thanks! Does your level 7 not look like http://i.imgur.com/AFTxPWC.png ?
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by alnis 13y ago
Thanks! The intended solution to the maze level was commenting everything out. But of course, all of these have multiple solutions :-)
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by alnis 13y ago
It's from a combination of electronic sub-genres by some independent artists. You can see the full list of tracks here: https://github.com/AlexNisnevich/untrusted#soundtrack
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by alnis 13y ago
User-submitted issues would be great! Logging them on GitHub would be the most convenient.
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by alnis 13y ago
Bizarre! I haven't been able to reproduce it. Can you share your code for that level (if it's been modified at all)?
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by alnis 13y ago
Multiplying the exits is useful ;-)
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by alnis 13y ago
Good catch! We haven't been checking yet for tampering with functions, but we probably should. Don't think of it as a bug so much as a cheatcode you discovered :-)
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by alnis 13y ago
If you reload the game, the map should now re-init on every level. PS. I'm really enjoying all the creative solutions you guys are coming up with!
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by alnis 13y ago
Oh, quick note - you can skip to the last level played in the Menu (Ctrl-0). We should probably make that more obvious.
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by alnis 13y ago
The Reset button should completely reset editor state for the level. What happened?
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Show HN: Untrusted, a JavaScript adventure game you play by modifying its source(alex.nisnevich.com)
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John McCarthy: "Elephant 2000: A Programming Language Based on Speech Acts"(www-formal.stanford.edu)
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by alnis 13y ago
The voting interval made the game too slow to be enjoyable, so players rebelled by spamming the start button until the creator rolled back the change.
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by alnis 13y ago
http://www.colourtime.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Domtar-... This one?
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by alnis 13y ago
From the article: > Kaplan and Rauh find that America’s wealthiest are no longer a collection of Rockefellers and Carnegies. During the period the researchers investigated, the number of individuals on the Forbes 400 who were the first i

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