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I would like something cartoony like maybe.. idk..

We have added a Minecraft stats section to the website, you can access it here or from the link on the right hand side of our homepage. This site is full of stats for our Minecraft players and has the added extra of a dynamap integration so you can see where everyone is and what they are up to: One of the exciting features of our server is the towny system that allow you to claim land, this is now visible on the dynamap: We hope you enjoy these changes and the server can continue to grow with new players and enhancements. - The Minecraft Admin Team. Click here to view the article

No skulls!!!!!

Confirmed link to a previously banned account. Appeal denied. Website banned. Closed.

As far as command line interface I would imagine he is talking about a console application, not necessarily taking arguments from the startup params. State machine diagrams essentially show the different states and which states can transition to other states. You can use something like WhiteStar UML to draw them. For a vending machine you can have the following as the main states: The four states are Off, Idling, Processing Request and Maintenance Mode. Essentially Idling is waiting for a product selection to be made - once made it would change state to processing request. The Idling state splits into a substate and could look something like this: Just like how the Idling splits down to a substate the processing and maintenance would as well. You can have as many layers of states as you want depending on the complexity of the system. Here is processing request for a 'smart' vending machine that would accept different payment types: Any questions?

Nope but the server hasn't restarted in two months. Will do it later.

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We now have an ingame store! http://minecraft.xtremeidiots.com The shop allows you to buy additional in-game ranks and items in the form of donations. Of course if you are a member you have most of these perks available to you anyway, just speak to an admin Click here to view the article

Have you enabled it? also in some cases the user has to set their phonetic nickname for others to her it.

Or when people join your channel it doesn't say their name?

As in it doesn't tell others your phonetic nickname?

Nope, but the server is setup for pubic querying. TSViewer and GameTracker are locations you can get the query information from.

Could just be none of you are worthy enough.. or a bribe hasn't been paid

@@X-RayXI - maybe, we will see @@Daskaid - when accessing a topic through the standard link it will take you to the last post you viewed. I'm not sure which area you are talking about - can you take a screenshot for me?

Next time you see me on xfire message me and i'll do it for you if you want?

Run the pbsvc.exe found on http://www.punkbuster.com/index.php?page=pbsvcfaq.php and it should sort it.

@@Otto ensure you are making your appeal through the form: https://www.xtremeidiots.com/appeals/ Once you have completed the appeal it will be visible immediately, if you are having an error returned post it here and I will look into it.

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When I read your first response I thought it was a misunderstanding of the system, I see it's more about society and politics now lol.. count me out..

As @@TecHnOBoY has said, we are talking about DNS records not browsing history they are totally different. How is a program supposed to look to see if you have a hack related program installed if they cannot look at all the programs installed? Take the following code for example, this will loop through all of the programs that you would see in the control panel. If you are looking for a 'hack' you may do similar. string registry_key = @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"; using(Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey key = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(registry_key)) { foreach(string subkey_name in key.GetSubKeyNames()) { using(RegistryKey subkey = key.OpenSubKey(subkey_name)) { Console.WriteLine(subkey.GetValue("DisplayName")); //This is where you would be checking for a hack program. But to get here you have to retrieve all of the installed programs. } } } Ok for the more code savvy you could say that you could have an object array of all the known hack programs and then do an individual call into the registry for each, but that would just stall the host computer. This concept is the same for most things that anti-cheat programs do, when they go into your RAM they are most likely searching all of it for set patterns - they will focus on memory areas that are linked to graphics, DirectX and the games more than other parts but that doesn't mean that they won't at some point read it all. So really there is no way to do it like you say without it making the anti-cheat program useless. If an anti-cheat program was set to look in specific areas and forced to use bad programming techniques to do it, well some may be happy that their privacy is intact but there would be more hackers due to its inefficiency and the anti-cheat program would stall more often. My two pennies.

That's the point of hacks though... they are external programs outside of the game.. (not all hacks).

Again, I will point out that your privacy is NOT being violated. You are actively going out and purchasing a game where it is made known that an anti-cheat program will be operational. It is a condition of most games that you have to run an anti-cheat to access the multiplayer part.

When we had the issues a few days ago I had to setup a TS server on the dedicated server - was literally a few clicks, add some stuff to the firewall and it was up. That's as far as you need to go if it's private as the basics are there for you. Permissions are a bit of the bitch until you understand them lol.

I would imagine that they would have a scoring system that weights accessed URL's and if the score hits a limit then the ban is placed. There are no details posted of how Valve is using the DNS information and therefore I wouldn't think to much of it. As for the invasion of privacy comment. That's the point of anti-cheats - they expressly say that they will be scanning aspects of your computer, that is how they are able to detect hacks.