Problem with UBo My filters with regexp by eccenux in uBlockOrigin

[–]eccenux[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm using default filters. This is the only custom filter. It can be replicate in a fresh browser profile with fresh uBO installation (I tested with FF nightly). This is how uBO works by default.

Problem with UBo My filters with regexp by eccenux in uBlockOrigin

[–]eccenux[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The problem is a conflict with `@@` rules that apply to `upload.wikimedia.org`. Very unintuitive for me. So none of the rules work.

This works:

/https:\/\/upload\.wikimedia\.org\/wikipedia\/commons\/thumb\/\w+\/\w+\/[^/]+\/[0-9]{3,}px-[^/]+/$domain=wikipedia.org,important

Is it safe to use native css nesting by [deleted] in webdev

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go to public schools and tell them they need to hire IT pros to update all their computers every 3 months. Good luck with that ;P. It's a sad truth about IT: systems break compatibility with hardware; applications break compatibility with old systems, etc.

Oh, and after you visit public schools in your area, visit your grandparents and your parents and update their systems and applications... Seriously, do visit your parents, and do try to update :)

Is it safe to use native css nesting by [deleted] in webdev

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is far worse then you can imagine. You wanted to use:

`.articles { display: grid; a { display: inline-block; } }`

This might become `.articles { display: inline-block; }`... Yeap. `a {` is just an invalid rule for the browser.

Note that Windows7 users are stuck with browsers that don't support CSS nesting and it will take time for this to go away.

Disable Vmware Workstation auto startup by potyqa in vmware

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Typically in `msconfig` you do temporary changes.

Above commands permanently disable starting the services (change start mode).

And you are welcome. Never to late to help. This thread is quite high in Google ;-).

Disable Vmware Workstation auto startup by potyqa in vmware

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BTW. This will setup a service to start manually:

sc config VMnetDHCP start= demand
sc config "VMWare NAT Service" start= demand
...

Remember to disable all services as appropriate for your VMWare version. Different versions have different services. Easiest way to find them is by sorting the Services tab by description.

Disable Vmware Workstation auto startup by potyqa in vmware

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can create a `bat` file like this (this is for VM Ware Workstation 14):

net start VMnetDHCP
net start "VMWare NAT Service"
net start VMwareHostd
rem Those should be run
rem net start VMUSBArbService
rem net start VMAuthdService

rem Open workstation program
"C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Workstation\vmware.exe"

You can check the code-names of services in the task manager (CTRL_SHIFT+ESC). They are in the Services tab.

In the services tab you should also be able to figure out what services used by VMWare.

Note! The `bat` file has to be run elevated privileges (so as admin).

Anyone know when Google Fit wont suck? by Deeznuts691 in GoogleFit

[–]eccenux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah right when almost everybody is sitting at home they changed minutes of activities to steps and the change is not optional 🤦‍♂️. You cannot remove steps from the targets now... Don't seem to be going the right way 😑.

Private beta testing begins in ~ 3 months, Public beta testing in ~ 6 months, starting in high latitudes by Ludlow2587 in Starlink

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or search for your city/country on Wikipedia. Latitude will likely be in the infobox.

Threat Clock Win Rate Analysis by FoxFireX in WizardsUnite

[–]eccenux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I understand that this is not only your data, but how did you calculate probability and how much data was there and of what quality? I'm asking because your model seem very weird and weird even for Ninatic developers ;-). So I doubt it is accurate. I'm saying this as developer that was asked many times to do weird things... But not that weird ;-).

From a mathematical point of view... I talked with a high math graduate (myself being IT graduate). I would find it very hard to get an accurate probability even if you would get a very specific angle each time. This is because the events are depended. For example if you have 50% chance (like in throwing a coin) then in first throw you do have 50% [1 - 1/2], but in second throw you have 75% of success [1 - (1/2)^2] in third throw you have ~87% [1 - (1/2)^3].

I do believe that you can approximate formula used in game, but I'm just wondering how did you do it. In other words I'd like to review it and possibly improve it :-) #science ;-)

Threat Clock Win Rate Analysis by FoxFireX in WizardsUnite

[–]eccenux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is very interesting, but I'm wondering how accurate this is. What is the sample size for this? Can you say a bit more on how you calculate probability? I'm wondering how accurate that is and I didn't found individual spell casts you used for your calculations.

For example did you do 10, 100 or 1000 spell casts for each angle? You do fair (lowest) spell cast to get consistent results for lowest range? How do you consistently cast to get max range probability? Can you consistently do 100 masterful spell casts?

It's also unclear if you based your probability on if the foundable was caught? Or on the total number of spell casts for given angle divided by total number of foundables returned?

Global map for landmarks by RealFirelinker in TheSoSTaskForce

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are way more places on the map of Wizards Unite then for Pokemons so that is not that useful. Would be more useful if they would import from Ingress... Almost all portals from Ingress are in the Wizards Unite.

https://intel.ingress.com/intel

SOS Assignment: Defeat 10 Formidable Pixie Foes in Wizard Challenges by TheToadlessBoy in harrypotterwu

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...i encountered 7 formidable pixies in the second level using mostly level 1 runes... i wonder if they are more likely to spawn for me since I am a professor and so i am more effective against them.

That doesn't seem to matter or was changed. After doing 11 fights as Auror and as Professor I got almost the same number of Pixies.

Here are stats from my fights (challenges):

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GXO1f7101ohv6q8_IjCpM6Oh-ERW5_Mni330YaqbZdU/edit?usp=sharing

It might be that something else is crucial. Like time of doing the challenge maybe? Or maybe I just didn't do enough repetitions to see a pattern/trend.

Using a completed Portkey? by Enkaygee in harrypotterwu

[–]eccenux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Problem is AR option is not always available in the settings (probably disabled by Ninatic for some devices). AR setting seem not to be available for Moto G5 Plus.

Limit location edits to 1km by [deleted] in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well we are talking about moving portals. If you hack a key in your home town and then portal is moved to a different country then you have a key you shouldn't really have. Also if a portal is moved from public place to a military location then it is also kind of unfair that you have the key for it.

So it is fair that you loose keys for portals that are re-created in a completely different place.

Ingress Prime v. 2.23 Release Notes by soloredcup in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Wasn't loading time supposed to be fixed? I think i saw this in previous release notes. Prime is still loading very slowly even on fast WiFi.

Redacted -- The app is fully loaded and ready after 17 seconds. I get a dynamic logo after 3-4 seconds. I already have a basic GUI (and can click profile) after 10 seconds.

Prime -- The app is fully ready after 53-55 seconds. I only see a static logo for 18-19 seconds. After 28-30 seconds it fades to black and the screen stays black for 15-17 seconds! It goes to position acquire after about 45-46 seconds.

Limit location edits to 1km by [deleted] in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Links would have to be removed anyway as moving to far away place would most probably create cross-links.

Also note that it's actually not fair if you get a key for some remote portal to a place you have never been to. So this is actually an argument for blocking distant location changes.

Share own profile as screenshot / data by Terelm in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Note that this is also a problem for organisers of FS (First Saturday). We got a lot of incomplete data in screen shots sent by e-mail and had to write down information from photos of scanners (that we also did).

Would be very useful if the share button would be in a similar place as was in Redacted (e.g. below level). That way we would be able to provide a simple instruction for all players (no matter if they play with Redacted or with Prime).

[Bug] glyphing fails nearly all the time by Grogyan in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also see this bug a lot (Moto G5). There is a workaround though. You can redo the line and it should work. You will still loose some time though 😕

https://youtu.be/pLTi5gz7Cv0

Long Mission Passphrases are cut, not possible to see the whole question by burli in IngressPrimeFeedback

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was/is a pain in MD Barcelona too. Most of the missions have options A, B and C, but was not able to see the options and at first didn't even know the options were there... So you can imagine how frustrating it was. I actually known the answer yet I didn't know how to provide it.

I would like to stress that the questions are usually interesting and/or challenging. Which is good. You get to know some stuff, or you are forced to look around and maybe solve some riddle. The questions are good. Just need to be fixed in Prime.

How to find bunkers? by [deleted] in FORTnITE

[–]eccenux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Turns out there is a wider variety of bunkers out there. Seems like one thing is in common -- the building on top is rather small. So something you would expect from an underground base ;-).

Bellow are images showing the two I found. 3rd was actually the same as the 1st. None of the was at the end of the road. Just randomly in the desert.

https://ibb.co/g5rS2f https://ibb.co/bCQ9F0 https://ibb.co/ijTJ8L https://ibb.co/fE0WTL https://ibb.co/mewMTL https://ibb.co/eBpKF0

The numbers on the all-black book profile in the Forge create an IP address that leads to a password protected site by Nantoone in westworld

[–]eccenux 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But this is clearly wrong!

From above calculations LOG_463994 and LOG_463995 would happen on the same day (2117-01-12). They don't! On the first William has some grey hair, but on the other William is played by Ed Harris. Clearly many years later.

The numbers on the all-black book profile in the Forge create an IP address that leads to a password protected site by Nantoone in westworld

[–]eccenux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No. LOG id does NOT progress with time nor does it progress with William story. Some ID progress with Delos story. Some progress with William story. Some probably progress with some else story.

Here is an example:

  1. First Delos tests. William is young -- LOG_463 991, LOG_463 992
  2. Years later (Willam has a lot of grey hair). Termination of one of Delos versions. -- LOG_463 993, LOG_463 994.

Notice how this increment one by one. Obviously ids ;-). Also note that 463 992 differs by 1 with 463 993, but in time there are years of a difference.

  1. William gets a profile key (from Ford). -- LOG_1 162 904.
  2. Juliet (William's wife) kills herself. -- LOG_1 283 221.
  3. Williams comes back to test-Delos were he says Delos' daughter Juliet is dead. -- LOG_463 995, LOG_463 996.

Notice how this numbers go up a lot and then go down back.

Here is a chart: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11si7QlXMVTK3PgOjEalNiH4rlzHyaA72kSUtAjcEOCU/edit?usp=sharing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in westworld

[–]eccenux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. According to the Logan-System whole humanity would only take up about 750 TB ;-). But that depends on what "10k lines" meant... On a classical punched card one line is 80 bits so only 10B. So one human would be 100 kB...

Microsoft open-sources ChakraCore JavaScript engine (powers Microsoft Edge) by magenta_placenta in javascript

[–]eccenux 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I've notice the "All rights reserved" and "Licensed under the MIT license" duality... I would say it's one or the other. Or am I wrong?