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Token

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Everything posted by Token

  1. Post this on stackoverflow with osbot tag, I don't think anyone on this forum can make this script work
  2. But one day you will throw an InterruptedException
  3. I don't see why a teacher would require to know their students' genders. For gym classes, students should be able to choose whatever gender they feel they belong to. If a guy thinks he's a woman, he may aswell join the women's gym group.
  4. You probably crashed his browser
  5. Shitbox
  6. LinkedList<Position> path = new LinkedList<Position>(); ... WalkingEvent e = new WalkingEvent(); e.setMinDistanceThreshold(2); e.setMiniMapDistanceThreshold(2); e.setPath(path); execute(e); Put positions closer together, max minimap radius - 1 distance between them otherwise it won't find a path to them
  7. Will you delete my warning points since 75% of them are completely taken out of context
  8. Post more technical details, location of the VPS/client or the CPU usage are not relevant/describe a possible cause. JRE/JDK/JVM versions are critical, along with the default memory allocation, other JVM flags provided at boot phase and most importantly, the operating system, distribution running on the VM and virtualization technologies used. Start the client in debug mode and observe the output. Does this lag only occur on the loading screen?
  9. Webwalking is still not working properly
  10. I think if you delete the warning points I got from @Dex he will drop to 4th place Idk It's worth a shot
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  12. You may want to state what you want to use it for, otherwise we cannot help you use it The API docs are very clear when it comes to this method
  13. There is a strcmp(char* a, char* b) function in string.h, returns 0 if they are equal, 1 if first is greater and -1 if its lesser
  14. According to the stacktrace the offending line is not in your code. If your code meets common sense standards such as following the API documentation on that method, what you encounter is an error in the API. The only error you can produce on your side with that code is by attempting to call it for a x-y pair which is not on the minimap. If this is not the case feel free to make a thread in the Client Bugs & Suggestions section.
  15. SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom(); String password = new BigInteger(130, random).toString(32); System.out.println(password); Copy/paste the output and save it in a secure location such as a sheet of paper. Better than any password generation site on the internet.
  16. A pass phrase is the worst idea you can possible have for a password, speaking from my experience on "the dark side". Every single password cracking tool like the famous "John the Ripper" will be testing all possible combinations of words that satisfy a length requirement from a dictionary even before testing for short and easy "random strings" like ies29kf. PS: password cracking dictionaries work against all words in all languages as these dictionaries have terrabytes of data to store every combination of literals that humans understand
  17. What's the different between isEmptyExcept() and onlyContains() ?
  18. You importe wrong List, there is java.awt.List and java.util.List
  19. ctrl + shift + o is the eclipse shortcut for imports
  20. List<NPC> noobs = npcs.getAll().stream().filter(n -> !n.isUnderAttack()).collect(Collectors.toList());
  21. profile pic uploader

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