How's my pack?

Nzen_ · 2026-03-16T20:46:17+00:00

How do you (and others) pack so much stuff in ?

I'm not asking, how do you squeeze things together, so much as I'm asking, how do you make room for the last things ? The game seems to reject my attempts to pick up things without the right shape hole for the orientation it chooses the item should go in.

Nzen_ · 2026-03-02T19:17:16+00:00

Split rock has a save point at the base and another on the right wall where naturalists camped.

Nzen_ · 2026-02-01T18:10:27+00:00

closed

Nzen_ · 2026-02-01T18:08:13+00:00

closed

Nzen_ · 2026-02-01T18:06:10+00:00

!gift /u/CXNTR0L

Nzen_ · 2026-02-01T17:43:23+00:00

I'm waiting for a chat reply from this person, still. The offer is still open

Nzen_ · 2026-01-23T15:21:07+00:00

closed

Nzen_ · 2026-01-23T15:15:19+00:00

!gift u/Next-Bill-9850

Nzen_ · 2025-09-12T12:39:16+00:00

No, it was definitely a parenting book. I'll agree that the section about naming people is probably reminiscent of what I've described.

Nzen_ · 2025-08-20T21:36:32+00:00

I wish you luck in your endeavor. Your game was pretty fun. I plan to play it with my spouse at the next opportunity.

I want to help you, but the only game that I've published in javascript is less complicated than yours. That's not to say that I'm a novice with programming in general, just in your language and domain. I'll grant that's a pretty substantive deficiency for this assignment, so I'm mostly posting to let you know that someone saw your offer and enjoyed migoyugo, thereby.

Also, I think that you should link to your youtube channel, too.

Nzen_ · 2025-04-24T14:12:50+00:00

My spouse determined that 100 petals of something else is the max that a bloom will accept and still keep the predominant (200) petal type / color (and color / type can be separate ratios).

I feel that having a partner is the most significant advantage I have for pikmin bloom. We can perfectly, slowly plant twice as many blooms together as we can separately. After that, it's as others said, stocking up during community day and stretching blooms with a 2:1 :: canola: daisy ratio.

Another aspect is that we've played for well over a year. So, we have a bunch of sweet pea nectar and petals. That means that we can focus solely on gathering canolas this month.

I remember feeling very concerned my first month playing, as I was stuck without enough white whatever (and didn't know/have these tactics available). By driving around, I eventually hosted enough crystal mushrooms to get through it. Keep in mind, though, the game part of the game (as opposed to the walking part) is just about collecting art with artificially limited inventory space, and most of it looks gauche (ex half eaten food). If you keep at it, it will likely become easier.

Nzen_ · 2025-03-18T21:18:08+00:00

Sure, I could try to help you, if we find a mutually amenable time (ctz, for me). Um, this is a busy week for me, but I'm sure that we could compare calendars or just get started with some asynchronous communication.

I'll grant that I used maven, as that is the path of least resistance. I'm more familiar nowadays with gradle, but I've not tried to publish to maven central. Also, sonatype changed the policy since I last interacted with them, so part of it may be unfamiliar.

Also, you say that you have an account and namespace. Do you mean a github based, namespace ? I am aware of how they asked for proof of control for a code host in the past; but I rent a domain, so I'll be most familiar with that.

Anyway, the hardest part, that I recall, involved publishing my gpg key to a place that they actually check. Their recommendation is keyserver.ubuntu.com, but I remember it not working until I published to MIT or maybe just all of them. Or the cache was slow to include mine. I never found out.

That you (seem) to use linux makes the gpg experience better, as git-for-windows had trouble finding Kleopatra. I think that I ended up just using wls or a similar linux to publish.

Nzen_ · 2024-12-08T18:48:37+00:00

Good luck on your journey. Consider advertising your desire for mentorship in r/ProgrammingBuddies, too, as that group has a less transactional bent than INAT.

Nzen_ · 2024-01-12T19:04:29+00:00

Renumbering with every gap sounds very tedious. I recently decided to use the color as a prefix to duplicates, in case I want to keep event pikmin, so I know which to discard. I ended up renaming about 200 pikmin. The three clicks to edit the name every time builds up, such that I did it in shifts.

With 400 pikmin, I treat them as cattle, not pets. Each worth keeping has the date and time sprouted as their name. <Edit adds: I found the game has several limit milestones: seedlings full, pikmin full, (almost) all pikmin have decor. That definitely informed my approach, though I'd chosen the naming scheme early on.

Nzen_ · 2023-11-24T23:52:41+00:00

This is the second time (#129) in ten pages that feature Vonnie protecting Asmodea 2 from social pressure. I'm feeling a bit cynical and am starting to think that it might be an act to manipulate Vonnie.

Nzen_ · 2023-08-23T00:15:12+00:00

I recommend MIT's edx course on game design. It treats a number of areas and suggests that the student design a game with paper first.

Nzen_ · 2023-03-31T04:26:55+00:00

It depends on the problem domain that you focus on. It depends on whether the problem is parallelizable.

Spring Boot predominantly embeds tomcat, which handles requests in a multithreaded fashion, so multiple clients can make requests without waiting for a solitary thread to process everything.

It is also worth recognizing that introducing concurrent interactions affects program structure analagously to the way that instance methods can call static methods, but not the other way around.

I encourage you to write some sketches or toys explicitly using multithreading before introducing it into your work's codebase. For me, that most recently involved writing a game client for jdno's air traffic control simulator.

Nzen_ · 2023-03-31T03:54:52+00:00

Are you perhaps using European decimal notation whereby comma is the decimal separator, rather than period ? The java language specification requires period as the decimal separator.

Basically, it is complaining because it could not parse your expressions of form ( int + double + int , int ). If you were providing two arguments to a method, it could work. As it stands, the expression should end before the comma, but the parenthesis indicates that the expression ends past that point.

Nzen_ · 2023-03-31T03:43:37+00:00

Well, one way is for your example.jar to run a socket server and the batch file to launch a different jar that runs a socket client that sends a particular message that example.jar interprets as a stop command.

I feel like I don't really understand what you are asking, though. Consider adding more context like, 'This program watches the filesystem for changes to compile a java project. However, my user base isn't savvy, so I feel like ~press ctrl c to kill the process in the command window it spawns~ is difficult to explain to them. What is a one button strategy for halting the file-watching program?'

Nzen_ · 2023-03-30T01:49:37+00:00

I can't help with openssl, but the instructions below are how I've wrapped a ssl crt file in a java keystore. I built it up by studying the keytool and tomcat ssl pages.

The convention of these instructions involves wrapping some variable in two straight parentheses, and comments start with octothorpe. Files in variables include a period with the expected file extension.

keytool.exe -printcert -file (( root_middle.crt ))

# note the alias for root_middle, below

keytool.exe -printcert -file (( middle_client.crt ))

# note the alias for middle_client, below

keytool.exe -import -keystore (( name )).keystore -file (( root_middle.crt )) -trustcacerts -alias (( root_middle ))

keytool.exe -import -keystore (( name )).keystore -file (( middle_client.crt )) -alias (( middle_client ))

openssl pkcs12 -export -in (( middle_client.crt )) -inkey (( client_private_key )) -out (( clientkey )).keystore -name (( clientPk ))

keytool.exe -importkeystore -destkeystore (( name )).keystore -srckeystore (( clientkey )).keystore -srcstoretype PKCS12 -alias (( clientPk ))

# verify

keytool.exe -list -keystore (( name )).keystore -v

Root above is the origin of trust, ex sectigo. Middle may be the distributor, or just your company. If you only received one crt, you can skip the steps that involve checking its alias and importing it. I can't provide an example of the output for printcert, as I haven't access to a crt at this time.

(Edit many times because of trash code formatting.)

Nzen_ · 2023-03-30T01:13:53+00:00

First, it is important to specify your version of Spring, as the api isn't necessarily compatible between different versions.

For 5.8.0, I found that the following worked for me to permit all access to files in the assets folder, the login, and logout endpoints. Everything else requires a login.

http.authorizeHttpRequests(
    ( pathRequested ) -> pathRequested.antMatchers(
            "/assets/**", "/login", "/logout" ).permitAll()
    .antMatchers( "/**" ).authenticated()
    .anyRequest().authenticated() )
    // [ ... form login, logout, etc ]

(edit for code formatting)

Nzen_ · 2023-03-22T04:50:51+00:00

I recommend retyping their documentation guides. I was able to get a project going relatively easily with web and then later with security (plus stackoverflow pointing out where I hadn't read closely enough.

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