you must ask me before using my name in your map!
j/k
but you're being watched :p

Quote from: LeTotalKiller on January 23, 2013, 11:10 AM
That would also prevent any HTML code from being executable.

it cannot be parsed



the real problem here would be a loss of this symbol in the initial addition process rather than it being eaten by the page (see pic above)

Quote from: THeDoGG on February 16, 2013, 11:46 AMI'm just pointing the fact that it is stupid to blacklist the whole domain. Lycos has millions of personnal pages hosted, why not blocking the specific URL instead of all the domain?

tell this to USA Gov, Google, and many other proprietaries
it's been ages like this, and there's no good way around it and it's not about chrome

Quote from: THeDoGG on February 10, 2013, 05:23 PM
lol stupid chrome .. i've had also this notice while trying to visit a member.lycos website.
Lycos is a free website hoster, and probably one of the hosted pages contained malware, but since chrome is very stupid it is blocking the whole domain!
I'd recommand to switch to firefox

what will this solve? it's just a blacklisted website, publicly blocked in many browsers.
i wouldn't ignore such notices, as in most cases they are real. one example is a background java app embedded ito page which clips mouse cursor to half the screen, blocks the task manager and opens an ad page (containing a phishing page with "new browser", in fact being a malware).

lol, 13 wild pages appeared
(of the thread)

 

and of course: barman with silver
and darkmaul with bronze!

edit: lol, deadline is still enabled. fix this HHC

pfff, epic game, almost lost 3-0, but...

Quote from: Impossible on February 13, 2013, 12:55 PMWhy there is buggy renders implented btw? When you turn them you cant run W:A anymore rofl and to back up setting you have to reinstall whole game or edit settings outside W:A

do you have many monitors on Windows 7? btw, there's also \Tweaks\ folder for changing advanced settings.

Quote from: Impossible on February 13, 2013, 12:55 PMthis reminds me pirate version of windows, where you can choose all possible resolutions

there's a Windows option for this (to unlock all resolutions like in VMware). it could be just enabled by default on the version you're mentioning, lol. btw, the "scroll" mode may be activated if you set a higher resolution than your own: in this case part of the screen will be away and you will need to scroll to it with a mouse

or reupload

Quote from: avirex on February 09, 2013, 07:04 PM
steps is saying anyone can do it, as if its as simple as brushing your teeth... 

oh yes man, i meant any average programmer, sorry for misleading

Quote from: chakkman on February 09, 2013, 06:43 PMand you are doing everything to pollute it.

while you keep posting, i also will both our last posts adjust to it. don't forget it's all because of you

i explained all the things in normal way to you. it's no big deal to turn off anything you put in to "detect" whatever. want me to repeat again?

Ok:
making crutches in attempts to protect the software from unwanted modifications makes the program even more fragile, disrupts the reputation, brings many awful problems and bugs, prevents the good additions, and the end is always well known (see game console, smartphones hacking/jailbreaking). there is never an "ultimate" and unhackable way.

^ in fact the above paragraph fully concludes that what you're proposing is not possible. yet again.

Quote from: chakkman on February 09, 2013, 05:20 PMdetect

I thought we were talking about "prevent" (and you didn't say anything about "detect" in your original post, so I'm not sure what you're trying to prove). You can detect, but what will this give to you? 
An answer to Husk's post is a perfect example of what would happen (turn off the detection )

you should read up on how the computer software works. There's nothing special in what I'm currently explaining

Quote from: chakkman on February 09, 2013, 05:20 PMwhich is certainly untrue.

your post is certainly untrue: Success

Also it would be good to clean all these posts up. Not worth starting a new flame war in which there is no point (for reasons explaned million times already)
in the W:A update thread.

Quote from: Husk on February 09, 2013, 04:31 PM
how about making it so if wa notices any exterior program, it wont allow u to join wormnet? or only allow an exterior program with ur certification... so if u try join wormnet with the other programs, they don't have certification, and then u can't join wormnet

if that's what chakkman just wrote, then I am sorry xD

transcription:

• Making it so WA would have 40% more stupid bugs than it has now
  
• Making hackers even more happy to get around any so-called "security" in no time ---> killed the main point of the plan
  
• Losing all the good stuff
  

So, mostly, yes.

Quote from: chakkman on February 09, 2013, 03:15 PMOh, and to add to the wormkit discussion: I sincerely hope the people who do the updates implement a function to deny to play with people using wormkit in future updates. I don't know if that is possible or not, but the way i see it, with some modules you can do ridiculous stuff, like forcing your opponent to light up to make the game starts, and what not. It can't be really that the game can be tweaked like that, and this isn't in the sense of this league either. Either ban certain modules, making them not work anymore with wormkit, or as i wrote, add a function to be able not to play with people using wormkit.

it is not possible at all. it is even easier to bypass than you imagine, and this was already discussed. you cannot "ban" wormkit: anyone can write their own, from scratch, using completely different code, different tools, different methods, the same goes to the modules. you can actually mod any program in Windows and nothing can prevent it, it has been like this for almost a century already.
It is up to programmer's imagination. WormKit is just one of the ways to load external DLLs. If you're worried about cheaters, let me tell you that nothing would change, even if there was no WormKit at all. Anyone, as already said, can do whatever, and on their own.
It's like goodware and malware on PCs... if we are worried of malware, would we block all the software at all? then no computers would exist!
so shutup i think

Quote from: HHC on December 11, 2011, 08:36 PM
You should speed it up 2x   

Ok:



not 2x but still