DUDE fucking hell, i think the proctoring extension cleared all my browser cookies, i just lost all my progress on a browser game that i play

BROOOOOOOOOOO

im sooooo pissed rn

why is it clearing cookies in the first place?

IDK MAN IM FUCKING PIIIIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSSSED

ive spent hours on that game, and just like that my progress is cleared

what game?

ivark.github.io

^ da game

how far were you?

because I can give you my save if you like

i just broke infinity like today

ah

you don't want my save then

> You have infinitied 68,704,206 times.

> Your fastest Infinity is in 0.025 seconds.

yet I still can't infinity challenge 4

Also,

Challenge 2 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 3 time record: 0.027 seconds
Challenge 4 time record: 0.027 seconds
Challenge 5 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 6 time record: 0.077 seconds
Challenge 7 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 8 time record: 0.025 seconds
Challenge 9 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 10 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 11 time record: 0.026 seconds
Challenge 12 time record: 0.079 seconds

Sum of challenge time records is 0.391 seconds

bruh damn how tf

u just click into them and they autocomplete???

@AidenChow hours? ha I've spent 138 days on this

@AidenChow basically

because my IP gain is that high

I also have all upgrades/autobuyers/break unlocked

literally being flexed on so hard lol

idek what infinity challenges are

the next level of challenges

cooool, very awesome, just what i needed

gist.github.com/Lyxal/6829641d63120ff0f397769d91ff2ae2

if you want to use mine

although tbf I have used an autoclicker to hold down the max button while I do other things lol

eh sounds like u r super far into the game, while i still barely scratched the surface

@lyxal looolll

the powers of mobile gaming

oh u play on mobile? im playing on web

99% of games I play are mobile

like Bejewelled blitz, Calculator the game (1 and 2), Linia super, monopoly solitare, piano tiles (umod - unmodded is for nerds), unpuzzle (classic, x and r), subway surfers and cats are liquid

speaking of blitz, man it's been a while since I last tryharded that game

the meta has probably changed since my last cycle

@lyxal "challenge 9 record: 0.026", meanwhile my challenge 9 record sitting at 15 minutes lolol

yeah it's a pain

My C9 used to be that long too

But you'll eventually get to the point where it'll be done on 26ms

That's my achievement progress

@lyxal huh some of the achievement names are different from the web version

@AidenChow Gotta play this now, here goes the next twenty hours of my life

Oh, antimatter dimensions.

I've given up on this before :P

@emanresuA lol how far did u get?

Not very

But i'll try again

@lyxal This may help

And I thought 1.18 was a bad update

1.19.1 is going to be the death of multiplayer if they don't get rid of it and they fix the exploits

Even if they fix things like "night" and "assistant" being censored, and even if false bans are sorted out and only occur in 1% of situations, there's a million problems with implementing a global profanity filter and a centrally moderated chat reporting system on Java

1. Profanity filters are, at best, basically useless, and at worst, extremely harmful

E.g., if my name is Richard and I go by Dick, which is yeah a bit less common nowadays, it'd still be pretty awful to have my own name censored by default, and if a friend were to refer to me with that name they could likely get banned since there wouldn't be context. And filtering profanity gives a false sense of security, since you can still say really harmful and offensive stuff without any profanity at all.

2. Microsoft can't keep moderating chat for the rest of time

Java is pretty decentralized. Other than Mojang's central servers for authentication purposes, you can set up your own server and play with your friends, and this could continue for decades with little maintenance. But once Microsoft no longer has the profit or incentive to continue moderation, but there's an expectation in place that they do, the easiest option for them is to just get rid of multiplayer.

3. Custom servers are custom servers, and Minecraft is not necessarily a game for kids

I get censoring chat on Mojang-owned servers. I even somewhat get it on Realms, which Mojang sort of own. But on people's private servers? Hugely overstepping their bounds.

4. This removes authority from individual servers to moderate themselves, and choose their own policies

Servers could save a lot of time and money and just rely on Microsoft's moderation, which will likely be pretty ineffective. If they continue to use their own moderation, there will be conflict between the two which would lead to inconsistent moderation policies and twice the opportunities for false bans

wait night is censored???

is it because of the first three letters

In some cases yes, classic scunthorpe problem

but yeah, this idea is entirely stupid and I have not seen a single person say a single good thing about it

Profanity filters are just a bad idea in general, but if you have them, they should be front-end only

on paper the things they say they'll ban for are... reasonable, but players host their own servers privately and Microsoft enforcing bans on them is just unacceptable IMHO

yeah an option to toggle a client-side chat filter would be a great idea IMO

most servers already have that as a plugin of some sort

Reminds me of an online game I was playing a while back where my two (random) teammates were "BatmanDarkK***ht" and "GET SHAT ON" which kind of sums up my opinions on how effective most of those filters are

also sure, some things like racism one might consider to be universally unacceptable, but why should microsoft get a say in if a private server of only, say, a group of black friends, want to use the n word with each other (because reclamation of slurs is commonly accepted)

@RadvylfPrograms yeah sounds about right lol

I also don't know how much context Microsoft's going to have. "I'm going to go to your house and kill you" could mean two really different things depending on whether it's in the context of the Minecraft world or IRL

also true

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ oh well, I doubt microsoft will listen to what anyone thinks, and i'm not going to boycott minecraft over it cuz a) again, I don't think they'll care, I've already paid, and b) I don't care enough to sacrifice having fun playing the game over it

You could probably find examples of that for most categories, too. "I'm going to blow up the Eiffel Tower" would probably fall under "Terrorism" unless you happen to be playing on a world download of something like Build The Earth

also, the whole category on like suicidal users as well - "I'm going to kill myself" is pretty reasonable to say in game

i do it all the time to like return to spawn if i have nothing on me

I'm also interested in why Microsoft would do this in the first place, seems like a massive legal liability

If someone flags a message which leads to actual harm and Microsoft ignores it, seems like that could put a lot of responsibility on them, similar to the public forum vs. moderation thing on social media

oh true

I mostly play singleplayer :P

And there are chat encryption mods, sorta like CoC

@AidenChow Just unlocked eighth dimension. Still a while to go

@RadvylfPrograms The profanity filter is really funny in Skype's subtitle system, too. You can't say "butt" without being censored--but you can say "butts."

Llo

Also apparently (though I haven't tried it), you'll get censored in Age of Empires II if you say "dock" (which is a common building in the game).

@emanresuA yeah the first infinity takes hours iirc

I like the idea of each user being able to enable/disable a profanity filter for what they see, plus probably a reporting system which would hopefully get looked at by humans who understand context.

Here's what I think is a very reasonable solution:

> I think that moderation is fine if it stays contained to Mojang-owned servers and possibly Realms. Having a centralized moderation system seems sensible in that case. But private servers should stay decentralized, maybe with Mojang moderation as opt-in.

(TBH, I'd like a user-side profanity filter for SE chat...)

@DLosc I could make one if you want

You know all those jokes about how programming is 99% looking stuff up? Well, I'm doing a course on cybersec and there's an entire module on just searching. It's not even at the start, it comes after all the VM and Linux stuff

I guess professionals also consider Google more important than other stuff lol