@fredley Reminds me of one of the security questions on the Minecraft Forge forums - "Who is the creator of Minecraft?" Trying to answer "Markus Persson" gets you a "Nope, wrong. Try again."
@PrivatePansy I repeat, I've seen people fail this kind of audit.
So for all the ease that you, a person who pays attention and does right to our system, can identify these, it still catches the folks it is supposed to.
Is is possible to download the story mode of the GTA V game (disk 2)
I know people say not to, but my brother has the game, and he wants the disk, so i was wondering if it is possible to actually install it and play in, without the disk in. So basically its his game, but i can just install onto ...
@GraceNote It might work for you then. Although as I recall, if the account who owns the game tries to play a game, the other person will be given a short amount of time to quit their game before Steam force-closes it on them.
I'm willing to bet Family Sharing doesn't work in Offline mode due to that.
We'd actually probably just use the same computer to play.
Part because that avoids us having to ever worry about that, but also because my machine is exceedingly dated so I'd rather play on the more powerful machine to begin with.
Given the latest revelations about GCHQ's methods to de-anonymise Tor users, how can I keep myself safe?
From the document:
We will never be able to de-anonymize all Tor users all the time [but] with manual analysis we can de-anonymize a very small fraction of Tor users
You know how in fighting games, you have that certain set of the community who not only fully understands every single calculation that goes on to each frame of every hit, but also can act on it and utilize every single positive attribute of every single motion to make divinely fluid action in their patterns?
Certainly you've got the hotshot folks who think they're bigger than swiss cheese or whatever the appropriate metaphor is, but these aren't those folks.
Nor are these the above folks either, these are more the students of those folks. They have their own experiences and skill levels but also the mass research of their peers to work off of.
Let's face it, a lot of us love building nice water features in our homes when it comes to sandbox games like terraria and minecraft (especially me).
I was planning out a feature to build with water and pumps and stuff, when it occurred to me that Ice is actually frozen water. I don't think I ...
I want someone to develop an alarm clock that instead of silencing itself after 5 minutes, instead punches me in the face and screams "WAKE THE HELL UP" at me. Someone get on that.
@FEichinger Basically there's a parallel to this but it exchanges haughtiness for an understanding that not everyone wants to hear pages and pages of numerical theory to grasp something that is for some perspectives entirely overanalytical.
@OrigamiRobot Part that, also part because "Japanese DS Gods" are kind of a thing in that high level play apparently, if I go purely by the frequency with which I heard that term back in the first six months of this year.
But if I recall my education right DS is basically that sort of weapon with sinusoidal effectiveness based on user skill and expertise attempted.
Wherein you can be pretty good and do shiny things, but then there's this sorta super efficient level of absurdity past that, and people who try to do the latter while their current expertise sits at the first hump then dive into the valley.
I mostly assumed you picked DS because you seem to like dual wielding types, in the same way I would be a Lance/GLance user because of my affinity for polearms.
To use an example that I understand (but I imagine no one here will know fully because I don't know that anyone has played it), in the game Suguri the Machinegun is categorically and certifiably the weakest weapon in the game. Now, I'm the kind of person who hates to use those kind of absolutes, especially in a sort of thing where there is no "best" weapon, but months of research basically drove me to that conclusion, even with tests on situations that are fully advantageous to Machinegun.
@BenBrocka I don't know if you've played EO, but as you walk through the dungeon, your chance of encountering a monster goes up. It goes from green to yellow to red, and at red they can finally show up. So every time it turns red, they say something. Which is every... 20 steps or so. Plus, they say it for a few other things, like "you just entered a square with something you can interact with"
It's not like it's a terrible weapon. It does things. It's just identifiably inferior to other options, even when used in the situations that it stands a chance of doing comparably well. Which in Suguri, since you can only bring two weapons to a stage, using one slot for it is a huge cost because of this.
Thankfully in the sequel they fixed this so now there's no longer a categorically worst weapon, but back in the first? I strove quite hard to try and prove it wrong and wow it would not give.