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Nazalassa

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  1. N -1 log: *** BROADCAST STARTED log: To all negatives! [ 159 lines cut ] log: Calling @tajwo @RevanX_LSR @Kerbalsaurus @WaldeB @Great Liao! log: *** BROADCAST ENDED
  2. 9/10 I think the last 2 lines can be put together as one single line, otherwise cool, not cluttered.
  3. Whoops right Where's the last tally..? Game Rules. These are the game rules. As per instructions from the moderators. There is to be no role play elements to the battle. Simple exclamations that we are getting ahead or falling behind, or saying you need help are fine, but no suggestion that you are part of an army or fantasy faction in some epic confrontation. It is more or less attempting to reach a goal line and passing to another with the same goal or getting intercepted by someone going the other way. There is a term used in the forums called "Being Ninja'd". Basically if while you are typing your post someone else posts a move and you don't see it till you have refreshed your page. This then causes you to have to edit your post to correct for the new number. It is then not unheard of for someone to post before you have had a chance to edit your post and so a cascade effect happens. To make clear your original intent in the hopes of lessening this, These are the rules for posting as follows. When posting please preface your number by one of 4 letters. P if you are trying to get the score to +70 N if you are trying to get the score to -70 Z if your goal is to get the score to zero C if you are chaotic and just post as you feel, but your number must only be 1 different from the last post put. The addition of the number 1 or the subtraction of the number 1. By doing this a player can see what you intended to put and post knowing what it would be if you had not been ninja'd. There is a 5 minute rule for individual number posts done by you, this is to minimize spam and ninja posting. To post a new number post, there are 4 rules that must be followed for it to be considered valid. To make a valid number post, 1: Your previous post must say it was made 5 minutes or greater before your current. 2: Any other player must have posted a number post between your last post and your new post. 3: Your post must be only 1 number different from the last post. Clarification: The number must be the whole number known as 1, spelt One. Either the addition of 1 or the subtraction of 1. 4: Your number must have a preface letter. All new games must start with a "0" . If you posted the winning post, be it +75 or -75 , then it is asked that you copy this post into a new post and update the tally so that this is at the beginning of a new game. Tally of Wins positives 15 negatives 11 Nothing 0. Graph of last battle:
  4. Warning: polarized opinion incoming. Use of cellophane, or any other such material, is not recommended for reading. "Popular" social media are all (or almost all) owned by big corporations and none of them are even open-source (let alone free software, as in freedom). They all have "algorithms" (they are snippets of code, actually) designed to make one stay as long as possible on them, since the more users spend time on them, the more income they get. I don't see the point of spending entire days mindlessly watching cat videos or the like (and achieving not much of great interest) instead of doing more interesting things, such as maths, physics, drawing network maps, learning the names of all known atoms (as well as their number of nucleons, electrons, and the stable isotopes they have), or doing some hacking. (not in the illegal sense of the xterm (pun intended)) Needless to say, I neither like nor use them. IRC is better.
  5. It looks like radiators were unable to cool down this discussion, due to some unknown issue in ModuleArgumentThread. Actually, I think the thread produced too much heat, which overflowed the radiators. iirc ModuleArgumentThread is supposed to get rid of excess heat if a radiator is present on the thread, but it looks like there's a bug in some internal pathfinding routine. Yet one more thing to fix if we get the source.
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