Recent content by Hoshiko

Wouldn't recommend the regular apps, that's a losing game of only striking egos of narcissistic women. Actually met a girl on Alex/Quackster development hotel (Classic Habbo), lived with her in my apartment for a while. When there's a social circle that you are part of, where you contribute...

Is there a git repo for the project anywhere?

Maybe it doesn't work since Kepler isn't a webserver. 눈_눈

ProjectorRays and a little MITM?

My bad, was checking the HabboX wiki and their gallery displays the title of the picture out of place on mobile. It did function at some point: You must be registered for see element. Either missing CCT (and/or missing scripts, could be an unfinished feature <v16), missing broadcast packet or...

Try to trigger it in the designated poker room, could be it's missing some assets/hooks/scripts.

Great contribution. Wish Tsuka was still around to see it. Put Varnish in front of it, and it will be as performant as $ulake's implementation.

Might want to consider attaching an SSD via USB and store MariaDB and Redis (it snapshots to disk every 30 minutes or so) data on there. SD cards aren't meant for 24/7 write applications (don't let camera companies fool you, they're cheaping out), and will wear out quick if used in that manner...

See my post on fractional scaling in Windoze here: You must be registered for see element.

There's no confusion, your previous comment suggested replacing $ with % in a shell script. Shell scripts are not batch scripts, shell scripts use $ for variables.

Back when Shockwave was still heavily used, display resolutions were low and display scaling wasn't a thing. The client was never designed to handle display scale factors. Navigate to the .exe of your browser, right click it, select properties, select the compatibility tab then check the...

Yeah, it's a shell script. Use the .bat on Windoze.

no, java only runs on Windoze 98

What kind of hardware problems? If the SSD/HDD stopped working, disconnect it from power and don't use it. That's the best one can do in case of NAND and/or write head failure. There are recovery methods and services available. If there's a hackerspace/makerspace around, ask if there's someone...

There's no perceivable hit. Not really, maybe a few ms here and there per operation, not anything significant. Java's JIT has gotten really good in recent years. Maybe for the first user logging in there's some spike, but that'll be You must be registered for see element. in the future as well.