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There can be a decent amount of anything, doesn't mean they work in a decent fashion. Most are broken or simple functions such as picking up marks is broken.

All chicken killers without very unique features to that task should be taken down, same with similar scripts. I'd like to see more AIO runecrafters and agility scripts. It's super easy to make generic scripts for these skills yet we don't have them. I personally want to upkeep a f2p quest script and possibly an agility script, I'll get around to it in the summer no doubt.

5 - 7 hours on a freshie sounds pretty suicidal.

I'll buy all.

I'm not sure, I would have taken a similar approach if i was to create the method.

I mean we are here to educate him about the use of it, that was a lot of facts which could be found from my original series of posts. Learn what standard deviation is. Read the API Docs on the method: "Generates a random integer based on a normal distribution between 0 and a capped value based on a secret maximum deviation based on the standard deviation." . You now know that the method uses normal distribution, has secret capped value and the value is always 0 or more. This means the positive (right) bound is only used so that negatives are impossible to appear. Use this calculator to see how your numbers are effecting this method: http://davidmlane.com/hyperstat/z_table.html TL;DR: gRandom uses normal distribution to calculate a number, this means we need a mean and an SD for a degree of deviation. The method then only selects from the right bound, we means the selected value can only be larger than the original value. The reason for gRandom being broken is that the method only uses the right side of the possible values, meaning we can't get anything less than the original value. This is good as it is impossible to retrieve negative numbers from the method, however it means that in certain cases such as the example below, we can't access the left bound values, which is an issue in a lot of cases. I believe this was purposely implemented as gRandom in a lot of cases would actually return a negative value, when this value is attempting to impact things such as sleep, you can see why you wouldn't want a negative value in this case.

Just stop being cucks and hiring people who are clearly undercutting others. You are paying for the service, their trustworthiness and in some cases quality. A few extra dollars for some peace of mind is worth it. If people want to be idiots, let them. There will always be a risk transacting with anyone.

Still in stock.

Uhmmmm not quite http://lmgtfy.com/?q=standard+deviation

They are different methods, read them on the Java Docs. gRandom utilizes standard deviation.

Because we'd have no scripts or scripters.

No system with such little development resources is so easily prepared for expansion, especially when RS clients are constantly to competing to keep up with updates and content which may disturb the current code base. In an ideal world, it'd be an easy transition, but this isn't the case it seems.

To answer the question, OSBot is limited in man power to make this happen, it's not first on the priority list for a currently one man development team.

I feel as though the bot should also vape so that it'd be similar to the rest of the player base.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=13

Free

Ohhhhhhhh... I thought you was known as the guy that has a basic ass fishing script as a premium. My bad.

Then what are you?

We came so far, shout out to all my b block gang getting trapped in the bot system. free my jigga sphinx.

Don't learn anything here, find a Java ebook that tailors to your current knowledge. Some are for complete noobs and some are for people with some background knowledge. A lot of people here try to help but they aren't correct in most scenarios.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=securing+a+vps

You need to do a lot more than that to secure a VPS which hackers are targeting.

You aren't securing your VPSs correctly and therefore they are being hijacked and used for criminal activity...