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This pretty much proves that the banning part of their system isn't automated at all, it probably still requires quite a bit of human interaction/verification. I also like the "we're not banning as much to increase revenue because we want to justify new hires" theory. Idk, let's not lower our guards just quite yet :p

- Make sure you are using the latest OSB client. - Make sure you are using the latest version of Java (you might have installed the latest but Java might still run an older version, it shouldn't, but I've seen this occur so check your Java settings). - Make sure the allocated ram doesn't exceed your system's usable ram (which can be different than the installed amount). - You can modify the maximum amount of memory to be assigned to the JVM by following the following guide: http://www.wikihow.com/Increase-Java-Memory-in-Windows-7

take care brochacho ;x

This could be fun, I'll join y'all

EnumMap pls

But...he has anti pattern, smart logic and intelligent algorithms!

Fuck you roomscape

So around 3 years ago I bought an Asus motherboard: M4A89GTD PRO USB3. It ran fine for about a year and then slowly it turned into hell. BSODs started to occur more and more recently, most of them pointing to a RAM related error and running mem tests on the machine seemed to confirm this. I bought some more ram (always from the QVL) but the issue didn't stop, I got a new processor then (wanted to upgrade anyways) because perhaps it might have been a CPU memory controller issue. Again, didn't fix it... RAM issues are a huge pain because it's really not predictable, sometimes I went weeks without a BSOD and other times I couldn't boot for hours straight. I then got myself a new GPU (the integrated one wasn't anything decent so I didn't mind) because perhaps the integrated card wasn't cutting it. Again, didn't fix it. Also tried multiple HDDs with fresh OSes installs (trying out different OSes and installers). Didn't fix it. New PSU. Didn't fix it. Tried all components (CPU, RAM, PSU, GPU) on another MOBO (friend), mem tests ran fine, everything ran smoothly. Ok so it's my mobo, I unscrew it, takeit out of the case and flipped it over and wtf do I see. Right below where the dimm slots are, a silver/metallic/soldered line connection to the rest of the circuit. The line was unclean and not smooth, seemed really sloppy. I browsed the web for pictures of the flipside of the MOBO (really fucking hard btw, found like 2) and went through like 20 different videos of the MOBO to compare it properly my board. Turns this "soldering" is an anomaly. All other cards were perfectly clean where I have this silver "vein". What the fuck is this? Did I get a refurbished board? After watching all those reviews I also noticed my mobo box wasn't full (no driver CD, manual, gadgets, etc...) What the fuck kind of quality assurance is this? Do you recon this is Asus's fault or should I blame the store where I bought it from? And/or is this something common that happens over time to dimm slots? Anyhow I can't RMA it anymore so I'll just get a new mobo. #RantOver

"Who is this guy?" ... is a question I have been asking myself often recently concerning promotions. But most of he time it seems that they turn out to be OK, sometimes even @Dexcellent. So... welcome and good luck brochacho!

Not a very intricate dupe either. People knew where to look before the game update was even pushed. Lelerino

Thank you amigos <3 I'll have a drink to all of your health (or whatever the proper expression in English is). Cheers!

There are 1 or 2 yew trees on the east side of port sarim ^^

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"Flawless anti-ban Flawless anti-pattern" The design itself looks neato tho

http://osbot.org/forum/forum-181/announcement-14-sdn-upload-request-application/ (same goes for GIT requests btw, those might actually take a bit longer)

Member: NoahTheWisewolf Feedback on activity: lame Abusive or Non Abusive: lame What could NoahTheWisewolf improve on?: fuck you Does NoahTheWisewolf handle situations well?: lame Anything else?: fuck you, you have no power here anymore

http://osbot.org/forum/topic/73188-mysteryysudoku-sudoku-made-simple-smart-sudoku-solving/

No. But when you feed the wrong coordinates to certain functions the damage is usually immediate, the built-in walk-event for example is rather unforgiving this way. As a scripter there are ways to write around this but it's kind of a pain.

Likes : post ratio 1503 : 3964 vs 167 : 532 37% vs 31% I still win :x

touched for the very first time.

Thank you for the invitations! Would have been awesome but... I actually decided to go yesterday evening (somehow really craved truffles), spent about 6 hours on the train and only like 3 in the actual city but it was great nevertheless and had a great trip at home. Perhaps the belgian / dutch crew should get together an afternoon or something this summer, have some beers and doobies and make some legendary OSBot photos! Also to whoever thinks the Netherlands are better than Belgium, sure it's a great country but... you have The Hero of Time which really costs you a lot of awesome points, so... sorry but no Peace ouuuuut

I'll be trying / stocking up on magic truffles, space cake and salvia (of course not at the same time or even same day). Anything else worth testing?

Coolerino

Alek is going to kill you for not using a stream + lambda :x