Good that you added that security disclaimer

I would’ve shared it as text if I had the original email, but I don’t.

You can click on it to zoom in. I don’t think I can change the size it renders as by default.

But then it wouldn’t be able to do anything unless they properly configured the apps permissions :(

I’ve been playing on this server for several years and have posted about it on here before. They have no claims system but do have a strong anti-griefing policy that allows builds from more than a decade ago to remain untouched (map). You can go exploring, and you will find builds from 2010 and new builds from a couple of months ago. It’s pretty cool seeing how building styles developed from back in Minecraft Alpha to now.

The “free speech” chat policy isn’t entirely unrestricted. The servers are hosted at Hetzner in Germany and are therefore bound to their laws. This means things such as swastikas are not allowed (neither as builds nor in chat). There have been cases where people use the n- or f-word, but it’s not common, and will not be appreciated by most players.

The owner (SlowRiot) is an interesting character. He runs a game studio and is a former director of Mensa UK with whom he had a legal fight a couple years back. He is not that active but checks on the server every so often. (SlowRiot’s MCO wiki page)

The server has been having several technical issues for a while. It is still stuck on version 1.12.2. It has various custom Sponge plugins which are still being ported over. Furthermore, it also has issues with lag, comparable to a heavily modded minecraft server.

EDIT: This is the mail in question

And the followup mails

I recommend going with the PrismLauncher fork, it allows you to download everything right inside the launcher.

late-age bed wetting

That seems like such a weird indicator. I wonder how that’s connected.

This reminds me of the time the Catholic Church declared capybaras fish

Going outside more often won’t fix your depression, but staying inside will make it worse. I know “go exercise” is a cliche, but it is one for a reason. Laying in bed or sitting behind a desk all day is terrible for your mental health. Where I live there were lockdowns during COVID and they proved disastrous for the public’s mental health (not denying they were the right choice overall though).

I’m not in America, so I can’t ascertain the risk you’re exposed to when going outside right now. However, while I disagree that the current political atmosphere is not a reason for concern, I do think your family might be right that avoiding going outside all the time is unnecessary.

So, try going outside more often. A short walk at least once a day is a good start. Good luck.

Also in case you aren’t familiar, I recommend watching “7 Ways to Maximize Misery”.

It’s so predictable

I’m pretty sure it’s Java (due to the syntax and Eclipse editor default color scheme), so that isn’t an issue

C#

public static int convertRomanNumeral(String numeral)
{
  return numeral.replace("M", "DD")
    .replace("CD", "CCCC")
    .replace("D", "CCCCC")
    .replace("C", "LL")
    .replace("XL", "XXXX")
    .replace("L", "XXXXX")
    .replace("X", "VV")
    .replace("IV", "IIII")
    .replace("V", "IIIII")
    .length();
}

OpenAI already makes it write Python functions to do the calculations.

I wanted to post the thing in the body but didn’t know where. I wasn’t sure if it was suitable to include it so I added it with a spoiler and CW.

I’m pretty sure that’s never going to happen. Rules to regulate your own aren’t very popular.

Anyway, your idea reminds me of this.

I’m not so sure about Mars settlements being a productive thing to spend resources on, but I do agree that unemployment can cause grave social and political issues.

It’s very easy to blame “others” and this time it’s going to be “the foreigners”.

Most LLM’s now call functions in the background. Most calculations are just simple Python expressions.

Sorry can’t do the laundry because that would hasten the anti-christ

Funny thing is that it would probably be more efficient as OOP’s approach, since it stores a word in a JSON map for each pixel.