I made a userscript that adds a transparent canvas on top of the game canvas and draws the balls in 3D using http://threejs.org/.

It is buggy as hell right now (e.g. leaving ghost balls in the field and not rendering late joiners in 3d), but you can try it if you'd like:

https://github.com/keratagpro/tagpro-balls-3d/tree/master/build

I'll be updating this in the coming days if there's more interest. :)

The developers need to make it like this for everone on March 21 to both support equality and be the most hilarious tagpro event ever. Lucky pls.

A beta version will be available today. An entry point to TagPro will be added in the next update of this app I originally made for agar.io: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=agar.davis.agarwrapper

It will only work well on high end devices with good connections, otherwise the lag will make it very hard to play.

I would love feedback once it comes out!

Edit: it is now available.

XHR (XMLHttpRequest) is a method for your browser to communicate with the TagPro server. Normally, WebSockets are used, but if those fail for some reason, it falls back to XHR. However, XHR is much less efficient, which causes the lag you observe.

Since you always experience XHR mode, this indicates that WebSockets communication (port 8000 and up) is blocked.

One possible reason is that you're using an extension instead of a proper VPN connection (outside the browser). Chromium (and therefore also Chrome) doesn't allow extensions to intercept WebSockets connections through the normal webRequest API (here's the relevant bug report from 2012, so perhaps those aren't routed through the VPN and get blocked by your school's routers instead. I'm not familiar with Betternet though, so I can't say for sure that this is the problem.

Basically this same question was asked roughly a day ago. Not knocking your post, I am just directing you to a thread that already has a lot of your concerns and curiosities answered.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TagPro/comments/3vbct7/ok_how_did_any_of_your_get_your_hammers_and_axes/

Edit - Also, if you are serious about getting them flairs, if you notice the top comment there, /u/i_practice_santeria is requesting a 5 minute replay clip from op to judge and critique. Since that may be kinda difficult to do within the limitations of the tagpro replay extension, instead -- assuming you have Windows -- download OBS and watch a quick, recent, tutorial on YouTube about how to set it up to record. Record a typical pub game or two of yours, dont cherry-pick one that you did exceptionally well in or anything. Then upload it to YouTube and pm it to me and I will be happy to give you some tips/advice.

Edit #2 - Damn, -2 karma almost immediately for this comment?! What the hell did I do to you, guys!? How will I get that karmas back?

Sorry for the delay, imgur uploader couldn't handle it, so here's a wetransfer link.

I think the decision is largely performance-based. The current one is custom-written by Lucky and we're outgrowing it. He's a great developer — but his specialty isn't writing 2D game engines.

The new one -- pixi.js -- is a true-blue, battle tested game engine. It's fast, cross-platform (raising my hopes for future mobile support), and it's going to be a more stable base to build on.

I'm guessing the particle effects won't stay and other issues will be ironed out.

EDIT: So I described the reason for changing engines, but I didn't say the most important part. If Lucky is going to switch to a new engine, he has to figure that out and invest the time/effort to do it now. It makes no sense to add these cool features you're describing and then switch engines later -- most likely duplicating work and having to rewrite even more stuff.

Since that's where I found tagpro in the first place, that's accurate. Also more recently, soccer physics. Holy hell so many work hours lost on the dumbest game imaginable.

Sorry people in Germany, it's blocked there because of the song. Here's a vimeo link though.

Beginning audio was Wacreddit on Mumble yesterday.

Edit: Why so many downvotes.

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I'm only familiar with Windows.

Open Broadcaster Software "OBS" is pretty easy to use to record.

Best of all, it's open source and free.

Others: CamStudio, Camtasia, Quicktime player, Jing.

I know people with macs use ScreenFlow.

EDIT: forgot about DOgaws, another good alternative.

I agree, they definitely deserve payment.

Kongregate is just a major gaming website, kinda like miniclip. It wouldn't change the game, it just needs some tweaks to suit the site. It shouldn't deter veterans more than a push.

Perhaps you should run a Win MTR and post the results asking someone to analyze them. As it likely isn't a server issue, more likely to be an issue with your connection.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Network-Testing/WinMTR.shtml

Interactive version here.

This is a sneak preview of an upcoming blog post I'm working on that's an analysis of TagPro game data.

The data for this analysis is from tagpro.eu.

You might want to look at the Trello boards that [Fap](u/Pluto_Saved_us) has set up. He's categorizing these kind of random suggestions there. Only problem is that self-joining is disabled and you should ask him if you want to be able to edit, kinda ruins it purpose

Yep, I have no idea what you said. Anyway, here's a quick proof of concept.

Problems:

• Main screen needs to only have tagpro stuff on it (remove the black edges). Easily could be fixed, but I didn't realize until after I uploaded the video.

• Other feed needs a border of some sort. Also easy to fix, there are plenty of free borders on the internet. Would take a minute or two to set up properly.

• The secondary needs something to do when there's only one FC in the game. I was thinking that it could cycle through all the balls every so often, and the streamer could press a hotkey to snap it to the FC whenever someone grabbed. Can be easily set up through Autohokey, no need to write a key handler from scratch.

• What would be extra cool is if the secondary feed only popped up when needed. I have to play with OBS shortcuts and see if there's a way to quickly change capture sources, but if not, this could also be done using Autohotkey (streamer presses key->Autohotkey quickly makes the necessary changes on OBS). It's a bit convoluted, but it'd work.

Edit: Also my mouse shows up when I switched screens, I forgot to disable that.

I will answer both questions with one answer!

Tetris Friends

I would pretty much only do online arena there. For offline play, (I would practice my Sprint time a lot) I used Nullpomino, which has a lot of cool customization options.

That would be best. Also, ping-plotter is a much better MTR tool because you can view the history. So you can just leave it running all the time and zero-in on problem times:

https://www.pingplotter.com/products/free.html

I'm only 22 and I've only been programming for ~5 years so I don't consider myself particularly experienced, but I am a Computer Science major in college.

Since you're still highschool age I would recommend trying to find a programming course in your school, and when you start looking into colleges you should look into either IST or CMPSC as a major.

Code academy tutorials are always great to teach yourself and I for one, also recommend the courses on (udacity.com). But something that will help you gain experience is to find or create a project that you think you'll enjoy and work on it. If your making a game I've heard good things about unity which is a 2d/3d game engine that you can program for with javascript and C#. If your looking at finding someone else's project to work on you can always just google "open source projects" and try to find something that interests you.

I also happen to know of a certain html5/node.js web game that you might like whose developers are trying to put together a github so that the game can be open sourced but that we haven't gotten a progress update about in awhile. ; ) ; ) ; ) cough cough ; ) ; ) ; ) cough ; ) cough ; ) cough cough

Decent youtubers cost quite a bit of money. I ran a Minecraft server for a couple of years and it was pretty hard even finding one willing to do a video series. TagPro is a lot different and I'm sure people would stick around but I could see a lot of joining/leaving solely to try and get into games with the youtuber which would probably irritate the existing community.

If you want someone with 50,000 subscribers, you're probably going to pay a minimum of $150-200 per video, if you want someone in the millions, well that's going to be much more. It's unlikely they would do it for free unless they knew they could get a ton of new viewers since it's all about money, and TagPro simply doesn't have that kind of popularity compared to the newest mainstream games.

Here is a list that minecraft server owners were using but it's a bit outdated.

Probably not

Probably not

Probably

According to this page somewhere between $10 and $960

Then the server makes a profit, and Lucky can quit his job to work on tagpro full time.

Why is the public map rotation represented by the set of red dots rather than the set of blue dots?

It was more interesting when I could complain about one map being too big and chasey, and then I could complain about another map being too small and crowded, or about yet another map because it had too many powerups. Now all I can complain about is the fact that all the maps look the same. Booooring.

This Sunday at 6:00pm EDT, tune into MLTP Live to watch the best bounty hunters in the galaxy duke it out in a battle for the ages!

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UNCONFIRMED CONTESTANTS

The latest episode is here and you can probably find the episode I mentioned somewhere in the archives.

Can't make it gold because of license shit. We're discussing it and considering going a non-money related direction. How would you feel about a koala? (like in the koalabeast logo)

Use an ethernet cable if you are able.

If you have access to your router, you can try changing the channel settings to minimize interference with other nearby networks. Wifi Analyzer is an app you can use to find the best channel.

If the issue with ethernet is the distance to your router, you could look into something like these: https://smile.amazon.com/TP-Link-Powerline-Adapter-Starter-TL-PA4010KIT/dp/B00AWRUICG

Plug one into your router and then plug in the other one wherever you play in your house and you'll get all the advantages of an ethernet cable.

Here you go, made a 7zip with all the sounds.

Here's my submission. All designs could be made with any color shirt, "tagpro.gg", and/or any style font. I'll reply to my own comment if I decide to add any more designs.

Here's my transparent images album

EDIT: Four more submissions added.

What about this?

I can add the AC logo. Also all the colors can change relatively easily. I realized half way through that red AND blue on one skin is probably confusing. Let me know what to change.

https://www.strawpoll.me/12016947/r

Apparently 53% ruined it for the other 47%

Community is now officially split I guess?

-

Allowing unsportsmanlike behaviour that 53% want. This game is dead.

Ah that explains it! I've been co-commentating games all season on MLTP Live. If you get a moment this Sunday you should come check us out, I promise you won't regret it! :)

All the things you mentioned involve an element of chance. Also, hunting is a survival skill, not a game. Same goes for wrestling and any other form of combat. In hunting, chance is a significant factor: e.g. the effect shifting winds may have or making a decision to stake out an area based on the probability that there will be game in the vicinity. Speaking from experience, war is chaotic. When I was deployed to Iraq, we "rolled the dice", so to speak, every single day. Obviously all these things involve skill as well, but denying the role that chance plays is erroneous.

I had read somewhere that dice games were the oldest games known to archaeologists. Might be one of those pop culture "facts" though. Brittanica says that "Dice and their forerunners are the oldest gaming implements known to man." Certainly there were older games, historians just don't know what they were.

Follow these steps:

1) Use Chrome Canary

2) Change your flags - chrome://flags

Enable: override software rendering list, gpu rasterization, and zero copy rasterizer

Set GPU rasterization MSAA sample count to 0

Set number of raster threads to 4

3) Go to you profile and under your settings to disable Viewport Scaling and WebGL Rendering

4) If all else fails set your screen resolution to 1280*800 and play fullscreened

I like the idea of being able to send cash (USD) to donate. Some online-shops use it, and it's one of the best ways to send money to someone if there is no rush.

What I'd really like to see is <strong>Bitcoin</strong> donations. Bitcoin is pretty well know nowadays, and the devs can get USD even when the donations come as BTC.

Update: BTC donations are coming in June

> Plot: The story of a little ball whose team wouldn't let him play offense, since the score was 2-2, so he ran away from his base. Join the story of Some Ball 1, as he overcomes tagpros, spikes, and the blue team, in the biggest adventure movie of the century.

Will Some Ball 1 ever get a cap?

https://www.reddit.com/r/TagPro/comments/1seone/suggestion_tagpro_movie/

I have no clue what you're talking about, but here's the first thing I found on google search for anybody that's wondering. I'm going to try it out right now.

http://www.addictinggames.com/action-games/theworldshardestgame.jsp

I actually got the un-tagpro'd files from here: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/herb-grinder

I just opened them up and edited the top and bottom pieces. You'll see that the top has like 4 gears, but they were pretty much useless. They kept falling out, they arent even seen, and the center gear is all that really matters. So I just added the center gear to the underside of the lid's file.

But if you'd like my design, I can share the files.

Things you need to download: Go Pro Studio, Handbrake.

1. download the webms

2. convert to mp4 in handbrake (high profile recommended)

3. import them into go pro studio

4. do a little editing/arranging

5. export vid

6. upload to gfycat

We need to get an MTR. Get the free version of ping plotter:

https://www.pingplotter.com/products/free.html

Install it. Open and and point it to: tagpro-chord.koalabeast.com

Run a test for about an hour, leave it running in the background while you are playing and make sure it's running when you get one of the DCs.

Then send the results to me.

Have the MTR ready, but don't start it until you start lagging out. That way we get a contained sample and not a bunch of the time that it's running fine.

Or just use pingplotter, which is what I do:

https://www.pingplotter.com/freeware.html

He has lag spikes ("Worst") coming from hop 1-2 that is carrying through to the game server. The loss at hop 3 does not carry through and therefore can be ignored. See here for more info.

/u/megacuber, you should plug in ethernet if possible and always try resetting your router + modem. Other than that, your only real recourse is upgrading outdated/faulty hardware and bugging your ISP to sort their shit out.

Right, so go to this site and download the 64 bit version.

You should now have a program called something like winmtr.zip in your download folder. Unzip it, open the first folder, then click on the WinMTR_x64 folder. In that folder you should see WinMTR.exe, which you should open.

Run the program, find the server from the list (note that origin isn't there, I don't know who hosts origin, but every other server should be listed). For example to test radius you enter speedtest.newark.linode.com where it asks for the host, and then you click the start button.

Now that its started you should wait about a minute to get enough test data, lag is caused by package loss, which is listed as a percentage in the "Loss %" column.

After that minute or so, you can diagnose the problem. If the packet loss is in the first few listings, then the loss is in your home, and you probably need to reset your router and check your ethernet cords. If the packet loss is in the last few listings (the ones with linode in their name) then the problem on Tagpro's end, and you should message Lucky, Steppin or lambda because they can contact linode and report a problem. If the packet loss is in between, it means that your the problem is somewhere with your network provider (i.e. comcast or verizon). You can call them to see if there's a problem, but mostly likely you're just shit out of luck because they probably won't make any effort to change anything.

I'm not sure I agree with that discussion. I do agree that bar charts or line charts work as well (or better?), but I like the unique look of radar charts. If we group the stats by their offensive/defensive nature, then the areas can have meaning as well.

This wiki entry shows an example of 15 cars plotted by unrelated features and mentions radar charts being used in sports to chart players' strengths and weaknesses: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_chart#Application

Oh, btw, the chart is drawn with the Chart.js library, so I bet I can easily make the type of chart selectable.

The replay file is just JSON, so it can be edited easily, but I think it would be difficult to make the changes manually without messing up the format of the file. Follow the instructions below and it should give you the output you want.

This assumes you aren't using the beta version of the TagProReplays extension.

Download and install NodeJS from here. Export your replay file. Download the js script here. Put your replay file in the same directory as the js file. In the command prompt opened in the same directory as above, run:

node edit.js nameofreplayfile.txt

where nameofreplayfile.txt is the name of the replay file you want to edit. A file will be created that has -edited added in a position so as not to mess up the date info. That is your replay file with the name, degree, and flair removed from each player. You can just import that back into the extension.

Access to the mods channel was temporarily (I think) restricted to users who have reserved nicknames on IRC. So if you do that you'll be able to gain access.

https://freenode.net/faq.shtml#registering

I've been using AirVPN. It's my first VPN to use and I have another month of it left, but not too sure if I'll continue using it. I've loved it for the most part, but sometimes I do have a high ping in games or my ping will spike, but I've found that to depend on the server I choose from. I usually use Rasalas, Newark, New Jersery for my server and I hover at 70ms ping. Sometimes I'll forget to choose that server (haven't set it as default, but you can) and my ping will be 120ms+ and I can't play at all due to rubberbanding. So obviously not the best, but I don't consider it annoying or laggy or noticeable at all

note: I'm not a tag pro player, so these pings are mostly on games like Overwatch, CS: GO, and LoL. And I notice you say TP has their servers in Newark, NJ so I just wanted to explain I chose that because I live in Massachusetts and it's the closest server and it provides the least ping for me. That's something I'd like to know, though - if you get less ping when you're linked with the server closest to you, or with the server closest to the game servers

I pay for PrivateTunnel VPN.

My ping to Radius used to be 70, and the VPN wasn't much different.

New radius, my ping is 130+, but with the VPN I get a smooth 55.

Might be worth a try on their free trial to see if it works.

You guys should read The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. You should be measuring which action has the most effect on new player retention. By applying them all at once, you're not going to know which ones have the most effect or are the most imortant.

Anyway, based on speculation, it seems like a great idea.

If you have access to your router, you can try changing the channel settings to minimize interference with other nearby networks. Wifi Analyzer is an app you can use to find the best channel.

Assuming you're playing at home and not at work or a college campus and the issue with ethernet is the distance to your router, you could look into something like these: https://smile.amazon.com/TP-Link-Powerline-Adapter-Starter-TL-PA4010KIT/dp/B00AWRUICG

Plug one into your router and then plug in the other one wherever you play in your house and you'll get all the advantages of an ethernet cable.

Oh, the OneDrive link I posted didn't work? Sometimes OneDrive decides to ignore share links -_-

Wikisend link is coming, uploading right now.

Analyzing Ballkenende

• comments per month: 124.3 ^I ^have ^an ^opinion ^on ^everything
• posts per month: 9.3
• favorite sub TagPro
• favorite words: really, &lt;3, though
• age 0 years 8 months
• profanity score 1.1% ^Gosh ^darnet ^gee ^wiz

• trust score 123.1% ^tell ^them ^your ^secrets!

• Fun facts about Ballkenende

  • "I am 90% sure its http://www.kongregate.com/games/dampgnat/wonderputt KOEKJES The whole Atleticap team."
  • "I am having some really hard lag issues."
  • "I am glad i have survived wat?"
  • "i am And on IRC, rite?"
  • "i am sad to see ya go (Its a she) how do you have so many draws?"
  • "I am sorry for the mean words i said to NewCompte and Death Pickle with one of my many daily tries."
  • "i am a huge dumb headache."
  • "i am dumb I am a huge headache atm, and i can rest for tomorrow and hope someone fucks up and i get the 3th place."
  • "i am not too positive."
  • "i am not."
  • "i am at school atm on my old laptop Weird, i cant record after updating this."

First off if you don't have it already get the replays extension which can be found here. Next you are going to have to render the replays you have and then download them. You will then notice that they will be downloaded as a .webm file. In order for them to work in most movie making programs they will need to be converted to a .mp4 file. If you use mac then download Miro Video Converter and with that you can convert to .mp4. I don't think that this is compatible with pc and I'm sure there are other programs like this but this one is free and pretty simple to use. Next if you are using a mac you will want to drag these files into iMovie and from here you can edit these clips however you like. Sorry if you are using a pc but this should still be a helpful guideline if you just replace all the mac compatible softwares with softwares compatible with what you are using. Good luck!

This was more about the aftermath of the snipe, because I've never seen it happen before and I'm still wondering if it was a glitch. It happens at the end of this clip, the rest is me being a scrub.

Wifi is the new 3G. ;)

(iPod touch... hint hint)

As for your camp, I'm really happy that you're feeling much better! I'm glad that you're happy once more. I'd like to buy you a gift, but considering this is the Internet, enjoy these delicious cookies instead: http://tinypic.com/1r54594p

I'd like to share my photos of Florida as well ( These sunsets are great! ), so I'll try sending you some when I come back.

It is all shot with the Tagpro Replays extension, which produces webm files. These were then converted into mp4 and loaded into the GoPro video editing software. The clips are imported, then I loaded them into a timeline, and you can cut the clips and speed up / slow down sections within the software.

Hope that helps!

based on this evidence

But seriously, if it's a problem just say "i'm a girl" and I won't have an issue. If someone harasses you about it, you can come to the mods, we take shit like that very seriously.

check it out. Its really the only other place I play games beside tagpro.

EDIT: Shameless plug of my favorite game that isn't tagpro but can be just as addicting.

Have you tried downgrading to an earlier version of Chrome? I've had the exact same problem (even the same time-frame) and downgrading fixed the problem for me. Not too sure about the ping though, this is only in regards to your FPS problems.

EDIT: http://www.oldversion.com/windows/google-chrome-26-0-1410-5-dev

That's the one I used.

EDIT #2: Just wanted to make sure you knew that you had to uninstall your current version of Chrome before installing the older one.

There's no data there. Upgrade your MTR version to 0.92 here. Also, you should run your MTR for 2 minutes or more. Also, just put in the URL rather than linode. IDK if what bord says is correct, but the URL is foolproof for this.

Idk what's IO, but I've played for a while littlewargame a long time ago. It's a strategy multiplayer game with custom maps and such very similar to warcraft/starcraft gameplay. It's quite fun and competitive and they have also an even smaller community on reddit. Idk how active it's now though.

Similar to these records for the current season https://gyazo.com/6fb550f817f4ae7bf3b41f4d339a84e4

Could you make one that combines from all seasons and make that a tab just to see who has the highest of each stat

softonic is toxic, it lets you install all kinds of spyware & stuff. That's why I use this extension^^(official) to block those sites in google search results.

I think this is the original website for GifCam is this

OBS is available for Win & Mac, Linux version will be available (soon).

Download OBS

Quick Start Guide

I use OBS to record and GifCam to make the gifs.

GifCam isn't amazing and can be frustrating because to get a quality gif, it tends to be a larger file size than most image hosting sites allow. Imgur only allows 2mb uploads but the site I used for this one was imgwiz.com which allows up to 6mb uploads. But it does the job. I could have easily lowered the frame rate if I wanted a smaller file, but the quality would decline. And yes, I agree the recording info should definitely at least be in the wiki (last I checked it isn't) because it is often asked about.

Most people use OBS. That's what I used and it turned out quite nice! P.M. me if you need help setting up anything. Also, change your flair so we know who you are! Hope this helps :)

I use OBS and it is, as far as I have found, the best screen capturing software. It doesn't hamper my in-game play (still get 60 FPS) or ping. I play and do all my recordings on my two year old laptop. Other screen capturing programs would hamper my games to 35-40 FPS and make it unplayable. Might have been a user error on my part but I can't say for sure.

OBS isn't exactly a download and go software but if you just watch about 20-30 minutes of YouTube videos about how to set it up you will be good to go. Main thing is to encode at the correct bitrate (for higher quality videos). I have mine set at 10,000 kb/s and that renders HD videos. The first video I made, I screwed this up. All videos I made previous to this one, my video editing software screwed up the quality. Now I use Pinnacle Studio 16 and everything works great!

Ping Plotter is a pretty user friendly option. You can leave it running like this while you're in game and use it as a reference for lag spikes. It can help you see if it's your routing or something related to your hardware.

You're welcome! Read up here: https://www.linode.com/docs/networking/diagnostics/diagnosing-network-issues-with-mtr#verifying-packet-loss

How the MTR works is that it sends a bunch of packets to each node in between your computer and the game server (and back again). So, it'll send one from your computer to your router, another from your computer, through your router to your modem, another from your computer through your router+modem to the node just down the street, etc.

So, what's happening here is that every ~1/10 packets you are sending from your computer to the game server is getting lost in your router/modem for whatever reason. Sometimes this happens and it clears up in a later and it's just that node rate limiting the traffic. It's not a problem. When you see the loss carrying through to the game server like you do in your MTR report, then it's likely a real issue at that node, which in your case is your router/modem (hops 1 and 2). It's not possible to identify which one is which as far as I know--node 1 and 2 are bundled together for some reason that I don't know that answer to.

Here's some info from Linode themselves regarding reading info in an MTR https://www.linode.com/docs/networking/diagnostics/diagnosing-network-issues-with-mtr

This suggests that there is rate limiting for ICMP requests (basically a message back and forth between devices) considering the loss at the 3rd node.

However, you mention wireless. I know with my wireless I can have consistent 10 ping to Centra but it lags like crazy. This is an indication that my wireless connection isn't as stable as it would appear. It's likely an issue with the wireless card or possibly an incompatibility with the wireless signal (2.4ghz vs 5ghz, wireless N vs g or a etc.)

Haha I just found the same thing out an hour ago. There's also Violentmonkey which essentially is a Grease/Tampermonkey for Opera.

All my Chrome scripts transferred over just fine, but I do have some minor issues. For some reason, I can play just fine on newcompte's server, tangent, and regular maptest. But the game servers get stuck on "Loading..." unless I disable my texture pack script.

Also, if you're transferring over scripts and notice something not working quite right, you might need to add a small line in your code. Look in the code to see if either GM_setValue or GM_getValue are every mentioned. If they are (or even if they're not, it won't hurt other scripts), add the following lines up top where it has the userscript name and author and stuff:

// @grant GM_setValue // @grant GM_getValue

Now to figure out why some servers work and other don't, because that doesn't really make any sense.

They were from after effects templates

first one

second one

It looks like there's source code and an unofficial Ubuntu package. Saw this in other links to that tweet.

https://launchpad.net/~btbn/+archive/ubuntu/obs-studio

https://github.com/jp9000/obs-studio

That drawing looks familiar.

(I'm not trying to call you out on using the drawing, I just recognized the game it came from. )

What I'm suggesting is a confirmation dialog, like you see on tons of websites. If it's not clear what I mean, try going to Omegle, starting a chat, and closing the tab. For me, at least, I get a message saying "Confirm Navigation: Leaving this page will end your conversation. Are you sure you want to leave this page?" Same thing happens if you start editing something on Wikipedia and then try to close the tab; and Wikipedia even has an option to disable that feature (here, if you have an account).

Or you can download proper clients such as hexchat or mirc to name but two. If you're still restricted to webchat you can play around with the settings a bit more to atleast add coloured nicknames and such.

Bah ça c'est bizarre. Peut-être je peux l'écrire. Ou trouver quelqu'un qui parle mieux le français pour le faire. Mais, bien, Wikidata dit que le mot est ­corde, et l'article « cercle » sur le Wikipédia français est d'accord avec ça.

Wikidata est un bon outil pour ça, si tu le connais pas ; c'est une base de données centrale pour les Wikipédias, et souvent il donne des mots pour quelque chose même si il n'y a pas d'article. On peut trouver le page Wikidata pour un article par cliquer sur « edit links » / « modifier les liens », ou sur « page information » / « information sur la page » et ensuite « Wikidata Item ID » / « ID de l'élément Wikidata ».

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I'm not too sure. I had issues like everyone else when v38 came out and I switched to the Dev version for a while (v40 at the time) which seemed to help. But then I decided to randomly try v38 one day and it worked great again. Might have been a small update or something, I'm not sure. But pretty much it's a crapshoot.

Now though I'm on the Beta version which is currently v40 and that works great. Maybe try that, download here.

That is indeed bizarre. You could try the unstable channel or even the dev channel and see if that fixes it, but if that doesn't do it I'm out of ideas.

Hi Contessa, the biggest problem I've been having is consistency. My ping will spike and level multiple times during one game. Other times, it will stay at high ping (>200ms) for the duration of a couple games, then be fine the next few.

Sometimes, I will turn on my VPN (PrivateTunnel), and it will fix the situation, and other times it will make it worse.

Thank you very much for helping me! :D

PrivateInternetAccess, ZenVPN (has a really good free trial so you can see if it works well - PIA every second game would randomly be 200 ping for me), NordVPN (only tried it a couple times, it was ok), ExpressVPN (probably better in NA/EU).

I overall recommend ZenVPN - using a VPN is exceptionally secure through every context. You barely lose any ping and you add one more layer of security protection.

Browsec VPN and PrivateTunnel have been working well for me. Browsec is free, which is great if you don't care about privacy, and PrivateTunnel gives you free 200 MB when you sign up (you can keep signing up with new emails to get unlimited data). I get 30-50 ping to Radius with these VPNs.

Download Zenmate switch country and enjoy.

> I'm a real tech-savvy guy when it comes to anything but making videos, so any help is greatly appreciated.

This means you should aim for a few, 3-4 minute videos of your very best clips. I say thing because it probably means you don't have a lot of editing experience so watching 15 minutes could be incredibly boring. This will let the clips talk for them selfs with out help of lots of transitions, using the best of the best clips will always make for an entertaining video. Texture packs shouldn't matter too much as long as you have good clips.

If you want to start getting into making videos I would suggest buying this!

I've heard this one is better but I wouldn't know because I have an iPhone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.morlunk.mumbleclient.free&amp;hl=en

The iPhone version is ok but sort of a pain

superdiglett

https://www.linkedin.com/in/superfuckingdiglett

Hello! I'm gonna keep this short and sweet and to the point. I have been very active in this community for a long time. I have co captained NLTP for two seasons and captained my very own team for one season. I have served as a leader for many players and would like to expand that to the general population. Never been banned, and will be active on IRC if given the opportunity.

This simple online game means the world to me and I would love to be able to give every player the chance to have as much fun as I do when I play. Thank you for your consideration!

(tbh I really like the mod flair and would wear it often)

The Bachelor Season 18 Episode 5

Episode Name: Week 5 (S18)

Air date: 2/3/2014

Airs at: 8:00 PM

Network: ABC

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Watch Video: The Bachelor Season 18 Episode 5 : Week 5 (S18)

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Summary: Breathtaking Vietnam becomes the romantic backdrop for Juan Pablo and the 11 remaining bachelorettes to continue their search for love. Renee is overjoyed when she is picked for a one-on-one date, but will she get the opportunity to tell the Latin heartthrob how she really feels? Nine women board Vietnamese bamboo circle boats for the adventure of a lifetime, but jealousy and resentment rear their ugly head when Juan Pablo appears to spend more time with one of the women than the rest. However, when he singles out Clare for some extended alone time, he is asking for trouble. Nikki is traumatized when she discovers that she and the Bachelor must rappel down 100 feet into a dark cave named Hell. There are plenty of tears from the women - and even the Bachelor - during a powerful and emotional rose ceremony

Get a room

It seems most USB keyboards have a slower polling rate. Now that you're using your season 6-7 laptop, you should play much better. Source.

Well, unless you want to add a nice song, or make your video look pretty with special effects you don't need WMM. Like right here, you could have just straight uploaded the raw mp4 file from OBS. If you needed to cut out some things in the mp4 before uploading you can use something like this and avoid WMM.

If you want to add pretty things like songs to your videos you can keep to WMM, and accept the blurriness. Or, you can learn about other video editing software and figure out how to use them. Only real options there.

I use Adobe After Effects for everything in editing, learned how to use it from Youtube tutorials. It's amazing and obviously keeps the quality perfectly. If you're beyond stealing software though, your only other option is to learn how to use some shitty free video editors, sorry.

Hey Sponge,

I had this problem as well in Safari. If you plan on ever playing in that browser I just ended up turning it off via terminal. Here are the instructions I used:

Disable character accent menu

Based on skimming over the code, I'd say that it's the only reason, yes.

The window object is actually a wrapper in Greasemonkey, not the normal window object. There's unsafeWindow, which gives direct access to the normal window, but as the name suggests, it is (or can be) insecure. (Namely, using it can give the website's JavaScript code access to privileged resources such as the GM_* APIs or even files.)

I'm not really sure what The Right Way™ to use both the GM_* functions and page variables is. There are solutions involving <code>window.eval</code> or using script injection combined with timeouts, but both seem very ugly to me.

I've tried removing the GM_* calls and replacing the @grants by a @grant none, which means that the script is executed in the page context and therefore can access the variables normally. This is not really a full solution of course since some functionality is lost, but that functionality isn't too important for me, so I'd be fine with this.

I guess I screwed up somewhere along the path since sorting doesn't work now. Also, the scoreboard header is shifted to the right. It could also be an interaction with a different script. I'll try debugging this a bit further.

Thanks. I was able to render the replay successfully (see here). Do you mind trying Chrome dev and seeing if it makes a difference?

i actually think downloading an emulator and games for it is the best. That way no matter how bad the internet is, you can still play some classic games.

personally i like playing Penguin Kun Wars on the NES.

I tried using a xbox 360 controller, (Found out I highly prefer the keyboard) but I made it work by mapping the controller to the arrow keys using Xpadder (looks like Xpadder is Windows only. I looked up some alternatives, but I'm not very familiar with Mac, so someone else might be able to suggest something better.)

I've asked a few times for the BTC donations. The answer from PrivateMajor (LuckySpammer hasn't answered) was practically "trade your bitcoins to normal coins (paypal)". That's just being ignorant. There are many easy ways to accept bitcoins and still get dollars, Coinbase for example.

Hmm not sure sorry. I'd guess something to do with your network/proxy settings. This site seems to have some decent things to try: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/err-connection-reset/

http://www.oldversion.com/windows/google-chrome-26-0-1410-5-dev

It works fine. No issues besides when you open for the first time are some things telling you its outdated, just sign into google anyway it will be fine. Also everytime you open it there will be a popup, just ignore it. If you leave a tab open everything will be fine. Extensions should carryover, lemme know if they don't. The only issue is you have to reinstall any scripts you have on tampermonkey, if you have any. Everytime you close out of google chrome, so its not a propblem if you leave a new tab open. It's really easy you can dowload them from the utilities tab in tampermonkey, and upload them through the utilities tab too.

Is it recent(like within a week)

Try this http://www.reddit.com/r/TagPro/comments/2bjjlo/which_browsers_except_chrome_work_best_with_tagpro/cj6eq29

If that doesn't work You can try an older version of chrome http://www.oldversion.com/windows/google-chrome-26-0-1410-5-dev

If you do the second one You need to uninstal chrome first, then once you get it installed go to chrome://plugins and disabe automatic updates.

Didn't seem to help by changing that. This isn't my home pc anyway, so I will try it there later.

Video card: http://www.cnet.com/products/nvidia-quadro-nvs-290-graphics-card-quadro-nvs-290-256-mb-gn502aa/specs/

CPU: http://ark.intel.com/products/29765/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q6600-8M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB

Oh O.o lol

I think that's fine though. But you are not using the latest version of WinMTR. Download this and try again:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Network-Testing/WinMTR.shtml

If it's the same then i assume that all of the hops are just not sending back the info to WinMTR. Looking at your last hop, it looks fine to me.