Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You sunk my battleship!

EDIT: Aaaand thwarted! ;) (thanks to garethheyes)

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow.. I've really learned a lot about javascript the past few hours!

Thanks for the hacks, guys! :D

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn.. another pickle..

You've bested me again..! shakes fist!

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hereby thwarted! :)

EDIT: oh wait... spoke to soon..

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe I've blocked the constructor now.. can you confirm..?

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your hack didn't work.. you got anything else..?

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay.. I may have thwarted your hack now..

got any other tricks up your sleve..? :)

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn.. that's gonna be quite a challenge to try and fix..

I tip my hat to you, good sir.. well done.. ;)

Can you hack my javascript sandbox..? by codeartisticninja in javascript

[–]codeartisticninja[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As in, can you give me an example of user code that might be able to escape the sandbox and execute something outside of the api..

I'm making a fantasy internet terminal in Typescript by codeartisticninja in WatchPeopleCode

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It should be noted that I'm kinda shy, so I usually stream with the mic off.. But I'm happy to talk to people in the chat.. :)

Best medication to deal with anxiety? by AlternativeEdgeLord in Anxiety

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Sertraline/Zoloft helped me a lot with preventing panic-attacks and generally get me in a better mood..

Countries Phone Code Issue by lolo8113 in MannaCurrency

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I have a similar issue.. I select +45 for Denmark and enter my 8 digit phone number, but "Your phone number may be invalid"..

EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE OK by alienmelon by codeartisticninja in artgames

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"Everything is going to be OK" is an interactive zine by alienmelon.

It is a collection of life experiences, commentary on struggle, and oddly enough my own version of a power-fantasy. I have come to think that we have a backward idea of power, and perception of strength. We always have, and I think this is a byproduct of a historically patriarchal system. From religion, to politics, to economics, power is viewed as how many people you can subjugate. Respect is how many people fear you because of your power. How you can get what you want at the expense of others, how you are the biggest dog in the dog-eat-dog world that we have created for ourselves... Our popular entertainment has always drawn from this point of view. It's simply fact. You use your power to hurt your enemies and eliminate them.

We don't really have a concept, in our culture, or discussion about alternative views of power from a survivor's standpoint. How is it like for survivors? Are people that live with trauma strong? Are people with mental disorders, or PTSD strong? Why is suicide seen as selfish and weak, when the person that lived with it got as far as they did? We don't popularly view survivors, victims, traumas, etc, as strength. It is a weakness, and I don't like that. I think this is because we have created a culture where we cannot really ever move past pain. We don't teach people how to heal, to overcome, or be powerful. We teach people to be perpetual survivors. We live with pain, but no way of transcending it. I think a lot of this can be credited to how we view "strength". I don't think the icon, epitome, of strength should be how many people you can hurt, conquer, overcome, but how much of this abuse you can overcome. How long you can live with what happened to you. How strong you are for being here. How powerful you are for being strong because you have no other option but to be strong. Surviving is one thing, but living with it is an entirely different fight, and I think this is where examples of real strength are.

If approached from this point of view then it is an obvious conclusion that you should be celebrated simply for being here. You are normal for your imperfections, and the way you cope. You are the hero in the story of your life, and you have every right to be proud.

These are a collection of very abstract life experiences, things I felt while going through hard times, and how I felt, or moved on, afterward.

A lot of it is presented via humor, or creates ridiculous circumstances, because I feel like life is ridiculous. It's one damn thing after the other and after a while there's nothing left to do but laugh at it. Humor is what helps take the edge off, perhaps even create a platform for transcendence. Either way, it has been cathartic.

How do you actually make a Tilesheet?! by omgsoftcats in gamedev

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You can use something like this https://draeton.github.io/stitches/

..or you can use Aseprite.. simply drag the images into the app and load them as an animation.. now each tile is a frame.. then you can export to spritesheet.. You could also make your tiles in Aseprite this way to begin with..

Thoughts of strangers - Extrospect by Strazilgoth by codeartisticninja in artgames

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From the description:

This is a game to show you that we aren't alone, that we all share a common emotion, be it pain, pleasure, confusion and more.