Von I'm Sorry I Poked You It Was An Accident.
#29041 posted by czg on 2017/03/28 09:33:46
No
#29042 posted by Vondur on 2017/03/28 10:44:47
you haven't, relax
It's Going To Happen Tho
#29043 posted by czg on 2017/03/28 10:53:49
the App knows I did it, and it's just waiting for right time to send the data packet
#29044 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/28 20:49:38
Has anyone else ever been punted to some shitty fucking fake "YOUR COMPUTER HAS A VIRUS" website, when browsing quakeone.com? Just happened to me now and it's not the first time...
Maybe Your Computer Has A Virus
#29045 posted by czg on 2017/03/28 20:50:14
Trust Me, It's Definitely Not That
#29046 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/28 20:52:14
#29047 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/28 21:00:34
If anyone's brave enough to try it, this is the link I clicked on (from a google search)
http://quakeone.com/forums/quake-help/servers-coding/10329-alternative-quakec.html
And this screenshot shows where it kicked me to after a few seconds of reading that thread - it's obviously all bullshit...
http://i.imgur.com/htjK1ir.png
Also
#29048 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/28 21:23:59
this ain't normal, is it? (see image below) I don't really see the "not secure" warning anywhere else....
http://i.imgur.com/e3wnLJ9.png
#29049 posted by negke on 2017/03/28 21:31:22
Do you use any kind of adblocker? If not, maybe the virus or whatever it is was in some malicious ad displayed or scripted to appear on the page. This can happen even on seemingly legit websites if the ad hosting service has some of their stuff compromised.
Or maybe Windows Defender also protects the user from mental harm... being quakeone and all!
Yeah I Use UBlock Origin
#29050 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/28 21:34:01
seems to be blocking things on that page
No More Internet Privacy
#29051 posted by aDaya on 2017/03/29 09:57:24
#29051
#29052 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/29 14:13:26
Whatevs. I'm more worried about him ripping up all the climate change commitments.
Kinn
#29054 posted by anonymous user on 2017/03/31 02:05:49
dont worry, it is all gone off by now.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clathrate_gun_hypothesis
blabla pessimisctic stuff here, we are screwed...
Engine Diffraction
#29055 posted by Qmaster on 2017/03/31 16:29:36
Is there any major differences between Fitz, QSS, and MarkV?
All 3 seem to have the goals of
� Preserve original look and feel (crunchy pixels, twisty water)
� Support large maps (bsp2, extended limits, protocol 999)
� Support for fence textures
Is there any major defining features I'm missing or incorrect on?
What would keep, for instance, QSS and MarkV from merging? They already seem to share most of the same features and keep borrowing from each other.
I'm Not The Best Person To Say
#29056 posted by Kinn on 2017/03/31 16:40:54
But the list of differences "under the hood" is enormous I imagine. Was just following the discussion in the MarkV thread about the differences in the MarkV renderer vs the QS renderer...
Fitzquake
Is the original "authentic Quake" engine, from which QS and Mark V have forked years ago.
The latest version is 0.85, from 2008. It does not support BSP2, protocol 999, or fence textures.
#29055
#29058 posted by Spike on 2017/03/31 18:53:27
QSS is not QS.
The point of QSS is to support mods. Be they qc extensions or other features that a large mod might use like particles, or merely just bigger maps, even networked.
QS (and fitz before it) on the other hand seems much more quintessential. The changes it makes are for good reason, only adding new features when someone actually NEEDS something, instead of because they might want it later, and then warning if it is ever actually used!
QS also cleans up code, like switching to SDL instead of having separate win+lin+mac ports, and stripping the software renderer (which was a nightmare to maintain).
I personally only see QS as distinct from from fitzquake because of the (significant) switch to SDL, they seem to have similar/continued goals to me and the lack of fitzquake updates kinda backs up that feeling.
QS makes for a great base engine for forks, hence the number of engines that use it as a base. It would be a great shame if someone went and just copied over all the markv files over the top.
MarkV seems to have different aims from QS+QSS, more of a sandpit than an actual goal (somewhat like FTE, but still much more limited, with many files with a single comment containing the words 'todo' in a way that indicates adhd...).
I *think* merging QSS's features over to MarkV is one of Baker's long-term goals, but I get the feeling that its a very long term one... Mostly because I don't think he gives a damn about modders as he really has no experience of qc modding.
Either way, merging stuff is never trivial, especially if someone already ported over incompatible stuff like qmb's particles instead of qss's...
Large maps/fences/etc are a product of AD and it being popular enough to get people to care about it working properly. They seem supported more due to necessity than as actual goals.
You can thank mh/rmq for it ever happening.
Ultimately though, some people just create engines because they can - its much easier to bolt your own crap on the side than it is to figure out all the crap someone else bolted on years ago.
Anyway, I'd better stop ranting before someone gets pissy about how I see things.
No More Internet Privacy
#29059 posted by Rick on 2017/04/01 22:30:03
I hope it returns and is more inclusive. These days everybody is after your data and personal information and seem to believe this is some kind of "right" that you must give them in exchange for using their service.
This attitude is pervasive and spans across ISPs, social networking sites, search companies, and even the Windows operating systems.
The best defense is to be proactive and aggressive in counteracting these transgressions. Use ad blockers, block JavaScript, use a tracker blocker, and even a cookie killer. A VPN maybe even become necessary if nothing is done.
#29060 posted by anonymous user on 2017/04/02 05:04:22
uMatrix seem to be the chrome browser plugin to control it all. "what a sentence"
Spike
out of interest, do you have anything else on the boil at the moment?
@Shamblernaut
#29062 posted by Spike on 2017/04/03 07:38:16
I wish. unfortunately I've been finding less productive ways to spend my free time lately.
I keep thinking I ought to fix up my in-engine brush editor (yay networked map editing), but I can never find the enthusiasm to actually work on it.
fte's downloads (aka: updates) menu got some tweaks lately, that's probably the most interesting thing lately, if you ignore bugfixes anyway. The android port got a new icon, if that helps any.
Just Played...
#29063 posted by Mike Woodham on 2017/04/03 10:32:30
...alk08sp by Kona.
From 2005, this was a jolly single player romp in a deathmatch style map. Lots of body parts by the end, slightly enhanced by being in the right spot when some new monster spawned in.
Rushing around often got me quite dead, quite quickly. Softly, softly catchee monkey (or Shalrath, Shambler etc.)
Nice.
#29064 posted by ayy lmao on 2017/04/03 20:45:14
The best defense is to be proactive and aggressive in counteracting these transgressions. Use ad blockers, block JavaScript, use a tracker blocker, and even a cookie killer. A VPN maybe even become necessary if nothing is done.
just use TOR u phaggets, lmao.
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