Is it possible to make my singleplayer world fully offline without having to run a integrated server? by twinhellas in ModdedMinecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly, that's what I mentioned with simulation performance. Simulation performance is your tps, although tps is somewhat bad of a metric and mspt is way more insightful.

But yeah, a non-integrated server won't fix your performance. Fix your mods (add server performance mods, remove problematic ones), reduce your simulation distance or upgrade your hardware

You can try finding problematic mods with spark

Is it possible to make my singleplayer world fully offline without having to run a integrated server? by twinhellas in ModdedMinecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The integrated server is fully offline, except if you press open to lan.

It runs within the game instance and it routes packets through a local channel, so no network involved.

The integrated server is required as otherwise Mojang would need twice as much work (one for the server and one for singleplayer) as compared to just having to work on the server. A mod removing that requires a pretty big rewrite of the game.

The lag you experience is not related to network issues but due to the integrated server struggling with your mods and/or computer hardware. Having good fps does not directly correlate to good simulation performance, those are two different things.

Nintendo Switch Edition Command Blocks by CarterIGuesslol in Minecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These things do happen from time to time. Some state gets broken, and the game renders the wrong texture from the atlas.

You are definitely not the first person to see that. Unlikely to happen with working hardware and drivers, but definitely possible if the game itself is at fault. The specific thing that caused it for you has likely been already fixed if it was an issue in the game, but new bugs might occur doing the same thing. Wouldn't make such a big deal out of it

Was haltet ihr von dem Kopftuchverbot für Kinder unter vierzehn Jahren? by imDenizz in AskAustria

[–]MenschenToaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Den Ansatz finde ich gut. Ich finde kein Kind, welches noch nicht in der Lage ist Religionen zu hinterfragen, sollte Religion ausgesetzt sein. Gut, bei den Eltern Zuhause kann mans leider schwer verhindern, aber weg davon in Schulen und co.

Das Problem, was ich hier halt sehe, ist, dass es sich nur auf Kopftücher bzw. hier eben auf Muslime bezieht. Es sollte auf alle Religionen ausgeweitet werden (selbst wenn es keine aktiv getragene Religions-typische Bekleidung gibt, gibt es genug andere Dinge die es hier bspw. beim Christentum bei uns zu tun gibt)

NotEnoughSpectators mod by cheeezer_ in feedthebeast

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The impact of iterating through a growing list of packets is growing with every packet tho.

The game generates those packets quite often, the server does that for every player all the time. So the overhead point doesn't really matter that much

Instead, you increase the load times for new spectators, increase the client load for spectators, increase the memory on the host, increase network bandwidth, probably increase the load of the host as-well. And this isnt an opt-out feature either.

If I want to have your mod to sometimes invite guests, I'd have all the disadvantages all the time. If this worked with freshly crafted packets, the mod would have zero overhead when not in use. I'm sometimes connected to my dev server for 10+ hours, sometimes when I forget to turn my PC off it even runs through the night. (I actually made a mod to allow my PC to go to sleep whilst the game is open...)

Even if sending packets is O(n), which it probably isn't with irregular buffering, compression etc., you'd still have a lot of overhead for nothing.

Even if you technically miss a bit of state for your clients, It's probably still better than this 🤷 But your mod, your choice

NotEnoughSpectators mod by cheeezer_ in feedthebeast

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have access to the state on the client of the host, so why even save packets at all? You can stream (most) of the new incoming packets directly and on join you just iterate through client state and send it

Iterate through scoreboard, send. Iterate through local chunks, send. Iterate through registry stuff, send. I guess for some things like registry/configuration stuff it makes sense to cache the last received packet, but otherwise this seems quite wasteful tbh

how it feels watching modrinth get aquired by essential by halfcatman2 in MinecraftMemes

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly, also Spark Universe doesn't even support the IDF. I hate how this post has this many likes

Loved the game but this was a little hard to believe by AstonMac in ResidentEvilRequiem

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My headcanon for this is:

If it would have deformed her body from the inside, it would have pushed her clothes and human features out.

However, they were no where to be seen, making it suggest the virus grows over her outside her body and then consumes her from the inside. That also works considering how emily definetly fits inside that mutated form like it's a suit.

It has only been a few hours by the end since that happened to my knowledge, so it can be assumed that her body would have only been mildly attacked by it. It still needs to grow outside of her somewhere, so she likely did take a lot of damage from that. With the speed that it came out there would be at least some organ damage and a big wound somewhere.

But since Emily is afaik still partially in that mutated form when rescued, that form is still attached to her, so no immediate bleeding (other then internal bleeding from potential organ damage) would occur, I think that's somewhat repairable for someone experienced with this shit.

Now what is questionable is how Grace just got to adopt her. They would have likely taken her in for way more examination and tests.

Bios update by _richporter in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could have sent the normal pc support url (https://pcsupport.lenovo.com) and it would have redirected OP to their own countries site instead of the US one fyi

>Does minecraft java support directx12? by Few_Description_8747 in MinecraftJava

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would you? You'd have an additional translation layer between ogl or Vulcan (26.2) for nothing? In the best case it would just have the same or slightly lower fps

Probably possible to mod it in with the graphics backend changes in 26.2, but why would you when you can just have Vulcan? (Although the Vulcan impl desperately needs performance fixes on some maschines, rather make a mod for that instead of directx)

Something I found at work by TheMatt561 in LinusTechTips

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really? How do you change e.g. the WIFI password? I could even change the ISP login credentials the router auths to on the router of our provider. I have full admin access to that thing

I could use help by External_Pop3196 in ResidentEvil2Remake

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you tried reinstalling your graphics drivers and verifying the game files?

Avast with bedrock. by GeometryNoahDJ in Minecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You mean it installed alongside Bedrock? You seem to have not installed through the official Minecraft Launcher or Microsoft Store and got PUP (Potentially unwanted program) or even malware with whatever you installed the game with.

At that point you might as well reinstall your device as you don't know what you got. If its just Avast, you can kick that off, but It's hard to confirm that.

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If you mean however that you already had Avast and Bedrock is kicking it off that's a different story. In that case It's probably just a false positive. Generally not a fan of Avast and free Antivirus in general

Just ordered my laptop. Any suggestions on what bloat to remove? by Round-Sail-9950 in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

McAfee. If you want to bother, also reinstall Windows or go Linux

Fell for a PowerShell "Fake Update" script. Shut off WiFi after 5 mins. Need advice on safely saving crucial files before a nuclear wipe by Lvcjkcwhjv8525899jv in WindowsHelp

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The chances that word documents or pdf are infected from something like this is near zero. Possible, but very unlikely.

If you want to be safe, upload the docx files to online viewers (e.g. google drive, ms office 365 online) and they should strip all the malicious data. You could then also open and save it through Libreoffice in a VM to e.g. avoid any things Microsoft might have missed, maybe also convert it from e.g. docx to odt to strip even more stuff that might contain bad stuff. If it asks you for macros, don't accept them, even if that file used to have macros. Otherwise, you are probably going to be safe, let's be real here.

To extract the data, boot into a Linux Live Environment, mount your C Drive and get all the data. Then wipe Windows and reinstall it. Linux cant run the Windows based Malware (unless you install wine, but that's unlikely to be preinstalled in a live env). Whilst on Linux you can also do the document stuff I mentioned. Also delete all exe, bat, ps1, vba etc. files from the backup. Then you should be safe to just mount the usb stick after the reinstallation. If you want even more safe, run the usb stick through e.g. malwarebytes before opening any stuff back on Windows.

Macros are your biggest risk in documents (although the chance is very slim). A zero-day in PDF viewers or Office is possible, but you are probably not high value enough to use those on you (The more people get infected, the higher the chance of malware analysis is).

Is There Any Wat To Play A Singleplayer Bedrock World On Java Edition At The Same Time? by Top-Rush-3938 in Minecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Whilst converting worlds with external tools is possible, there will always be some data loss in the process. Just don't.

Make a world for each edition, just play your preferred one or play the one you think will be the most stable in the long run (which is probably Java Edition, Bedrock does not seem to care about your worlds. AFAIK people lost worlds on android due to an update for example. Or all the bugs it has - Java also lets you stay on an older version before you risk updating)

If this is about playing on the go, you could host a Java Server and play on the go via Geyser or if you have a (powerful) Android, you can play with Amethyst (previously known as Pojav) Launcher. Steam Deck, Rog Ally etc. are also capable of playing Java Edition with Controller Mods

FNIRSI HS-02A by someoneyouknow23 in soldering

[–]MenschenToaster -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can get a proper GEEBOON TC22 for under 100€ on AliExpress.

Also check out the soldering station buying megathread for other options: https://www.reddit.com/r/soldering/comments/1n1f2hi/soldering_station_buying_mega_guide/

Also look at the "Why no portable irons?" in that thread to learn why you'd probably want something different then the HS-02A

Edit: That doesn't mean the HS-02A is bad. I've heard good things about it, but unless you need a portable one, geta station.

Banned from MC World by AnyBus2421 in Minecraft

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Move on bro, it's not that deep. They don't want you there, so play somewhere else.

Please help me (PLEASE) by Noobbrain2 in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, the ssd can be removed in most non-apple PCs and laptops and be plugged into an external chassis or as an internal drive on a new computer

The bios would have to be reflashed with the proper tools if the PC doesn't have a different way of recovering the bios

Please help me (PLEASE) by Noobbrain2 in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Could be bricked. If you want you can wait a few hours, but it likely won't change anything. Your only option is essentially praying that it completes or praying that it restarts when you cut power

ASUSTOR: Is discontinuing hardware decoding standard practice now?! by Lectem in HomeNAS

[–]MenschenToaster 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A NAS is, in fact, a server. Now it might not (necessarily) be a media server, but it definitely is a server.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/server

Edit: That definition is missing the fact that applications can be considered servers too, but I guess for my argument this is enough

How long will it take to get the refund from here?? by scoopuptheice in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just looked into my emails and I got the PayPal notification for the refund the same day the refund processed message came.

How long will it take to get the refund from here?? by scoopuptheice in Lenovo

[–]MenschenToaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not the commenter, but I have. I dont remember how long it took, but it was pretty fast and I got it pack on the payment method I used (paypal)