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Dreamliner

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  1. If you get an i7 for a good price it will perform just as well as any server grade cpu. I thought the only real benefit of a server grade was ECC ram, which you wouldn't even need just for botting. I haven't had any issues with mine for the past month. Stability. Plus the E3-1230v2 costs 230$ compared to the equivalent i7 of 330$
  2. I have the exact same processor and amount of ram. It definitely is speedy. When I ran 7 bots at once, I had about 20-25% cpu used. Ram is kinda useless, as long as it's 1600mhz+ You limiting factor will be how many other people use the same server as you. I built my own so that wasn't an issue.
  3. There is. I find it more useful to scan thru all NPC's and find ones with the slayer task in their name - it's more universal private NPC getClosestAttackableNPC(String s, Area a) { Player p = this.client.getMyPlayer(); List<NPC> npclist = this.client.getLocalNPCs(); NPC b = null; double d = 20.0; if (a == null) { a = new Area(0, 0, 20000, 20000); } if (npclist != null) { NPC facing = null; int lowhp = 101; for (NPC n : npclist) { if (n.isInArea(a)) { if (n.instance.getDefinition().getCombatLevel() > 0) { if (n.isFacing(p)) { if (n.getPosition().distance(p.getPosition()) < 4) { if (n.getHealth() < lowhp) { lowhp = n.getHealth(); facing = n; } } } } } } for (NPC n : npclist) { if (n.getName().toLowerCase().contains(s)) { if (n.instance.getDefinition().getCombatLevel() > 0) { if (!n.isUnderAttack()) { if (n.isInArea(a)) { if (n.getHealth() > 0) { if (n.getPosition().distance(p.getPosition()) < d) { d = n.getPosition().distance(p.getPosition()); b = n; } } } } } } } if (d > 5) { return b; } else if (facing != null) { return facing; } } return b; } Just realized I can condense this code quite a bit - will do that when i get back
  4. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    clicking my link
  5. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    Caught!
  6. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    It still is 332 for some odd reason
  7. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    333 <--
  8. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    <-- 333 posts
  9. Dreamliner replied to Anne's topic in Spam/Off Topic
    I quit. here's a picture of cortana naked: http://goo.gl/mUOMUR
  10. cracked 1: EEYP-K6YA-JNNT-0PEK-FVTN fear my super computer
  11. Assuming there's 14 slots for an alphanumeric character - There are 14^36 combinations available until it's cracked. each. 14^36 = 182,225,556,172,186,058,674,940,229,804,729,969,934,336
  12. what is the format? are they all ####-#### or are they ####-####-#### etc
  13. Uh, no. My LAN and Wifi have the same IP.
  14. no i have read they are different and the router gives two ips and also i can get the ghost ip hide service. No, most ISP's give you one IP per subscription you purchase. That is why routers exist. Routers enable you to have more than one device on the same IP. Connect both laptops to your wifi and check your IP. They will be the same. Now if you're connected to two different networks (yours and your neighbors wifi) they will have different IP's Here is how a router works: Imagine two people going to the checkout counter at the same time. The cashier can only check out one person at a time in her line (IP). Imagine the manager coming and he says to person A, "You came into the store first, so you can check out first." So person A is allowed to do his thing. Person B has to wait. That is why routers are labeled as 300MBit/s routers etc - that is how fast they can work through their queue. A router can only have one IP at a time (basic routers at least), so if you and your sister want to watch cats on youtube at the same time, something has to be there to tell cat video #1 to go to you and cat video #2 to go to your sister.
  15. Yes, they have the same IP, but a different number in the routing table. Jagex sees them as the same device
  16. IP is like the address to your house. Everyone has a different one so mail can find them. But this case, each device on your wifi is like a "house" but mail going to different members living there
  17. You need an ODB2 reader which can interact with USB. I recommend you buy VAG-COM It's great - I use it with my vw passat
  18. Happy birthday!
  19. No, we hate you because you condemned us by being american.
  20. You insulted an entire country, what else did you expect to happen?
  21. Way to ruin a beautiful car Back on topic: First car was a 2002 chevy malibu LS 3.1L V6 Current car is a 2002 vw passat 2.8L V6 5 speed manual
  22. What the fuck does being american have to do with it? for christ sakes, look at china,russia.. the entire earth for that matter. I think you should stop being ignorant. Anyone that hates a certain culture is blind themselves imho. Oh. And since you're canadian, I assume you want internet money.

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