Doh! Bad fingers/eyes.

Just making sure that since:

Spoiler

phpBB has been updated to 3.0.8, including language packs.

spoilers still work.
{spoiler}I'm sure Mac_Fife would have caught it if they didn't.[/spoiler]

Ohh, another caveat? Only one spoiler per message?

The issue I have with this perspective is that it makes the 'correctness' of wide-spread ignorance more authoritative than 'correctness' by design or definition. See the recent 'debate' concerning hacker v. cracker on the MOUL forums. There are entire social philosophies built on this premise of the...

Um, internet does not refer to information. It refers to an inter-connected network of computers. Information can be stored in locations on the internet, but the internet is most definitely not information.

Apologies for the double post... One example... A TCP Packet is somewhat bigger than UDP. Two avatars standing next to each other in realtime. Avatar 1 pulls a lever to activate a game sctipt. The activation script requires a server call to acknowledge a change in the environment. Yet over to avatar...

No. But tweaking the network protocol may help to avoid teleporting avatars. The common network related issues like teleporting/warping, rubber-banding, and treadmilling occur regardless of which protocol is being used. How often and to what extent they may be manifested depends heavily on what the...

Why not ban gmail.com. I personally get very little spam, but of what there is; 90% of it comes from gmail accounts. I'm thinking that the hive mind thinks that if it's gmail; it must be legitimate.

True. I just think that even those who have Windows Server will want to get out from under the Oracle requirement ASAP.

One that note. I really hope that Cyan publishes the db schema with the rest of the source.

Hrmm.. I had forgotten about that little hiccup. whistles innocently. Definitely an issue that should be looked into. Have a relatively simple idea; it just has a little issue. Goes back to pretending to think.

At the least; there should probably be sub-forums for *nix server, windows server, and windows client. Perhaps even a *nix client sometime in the future. Then each of these could perhaps have a stickied thread with a list of known dependencies and working/non-working tool-sets. That last may be bett...