Spring RTS Engine

Bitcoin is controlled proportionally by every miner, limited by the Bitcoin software every user run. Mtgox was a private company that ran a sort of ponzi scheme. The only thing it demonstrated is that financial crimes are committed when the payoff is perceived bigger than what the laws can punish y...

I see no justifcation for this statement whatsoever - what "control" does mining a bitcoin give? They control what they add to the blockchain. The client software controls what they accept as an addition. Together this is all that controls Bitcoin. In fact the head of MtGox was a "bo...

Bitcoin is controlled proportionally by every miner, limited by the Bitcoin software every user run. Mtgox was a private company that ran a sort of ponzi scheme. The only thing it demonstrated is that financial crimes are committed when the payoff is perceived bigger than what the laws can punish yo...

Since i cannot seem to adequately explain it, let me give you an example: Mentioning litecoin/scrypt in general was not off topic because it ties in via sha/scrypt. What would have been off topic is discussing the different parameters used in litecoin/vertcoin scrypt implementations. I use the word ...

At no point did i not allow critique. I am sorry if you felt that way, but discussing maidsafe implementation details in this thread is in my view offtopic. Not because it would critique Bitcoin (does it even?), but because it is about maidsafe micro details, and so much in the future i would not ev...

Same cfg file was used in both (+the nonexistent file. whats up with that?)

But you are correct. I deleted the cfg file and let springlobby create a new one, and now the performance is equal with both versions.

I do not know why this config file works but if I edit the settings via "Test Spring", even if I didn't change any settings, Spring will stop working. It appears that the default settings that got appended to the config file caused the game to stop working. This sounds interesting because...

I did not ask such a thing. See the pattern here?

The telegraph has an interesting piece called the coming digital anarchy, with a nice writeup about Bitcoin's possibilities: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/n ... archy.html

on ubuntu 12.04-14.04:

$sudo apt-get install dconf-tools
$dconf-editor

then navigate to: org -> gnome -> desktop -> vm -> preferences and change mouse-button-modifier to eg. <Super>

Catalyst 14.10 did not affect the FPS noticeably, but i have not seen a single assert error since upgrading. Only bw & packet limit reached.

The same test without /debug gives these fps:
96: ~50
develop: ~35

This would indicate it has nothing to do with profiler? I will next try and install latest catalyst and see if it changes anything (the testing was done with latest catalyst that is provided by os)

jk: if memory usage doubles with no apparent reason, it is called bloat. From your response i deduct there was some significant improvements under the hood that justifies double memory consumption? I did a proper test this time with only one spring instance running at a time, 1000 moving flash, and ...

No i dont. I called you a troll when you insisted on something that was contrary to reality. Same with hoijui. I dont think i have accused anyone else of trolling. How many world changing technologies have come into existence lately? I cannot come up with 5 major breakthroughs, can you if you insist...

I welcome differing opinions and constructive discussion. You flipped out when i suggested it is too early to discuss in a bitcoin thread about trivial maidsafe implementation details. Thats not fanaticism from me, but from you. I was just trying to stay even remotely on topic. I am glad to compare ...

Today the fucking chewing gum melted in its package. It wasn't even in the sun.

As long as there is nothing better, then even an almost perfect system is worth pursuing. Now 5 years later comes maidsafe, promising to make the almost perfect perfect (also fixing the internet while they are at it). Maidsafe was partly made possible by Bitcoin. Notice how maidsafe and bitcoin have...

The world has changed quite significantly during these years. I stopped talking about mining at the point when it morphed into a corrupt insider business. This was about the same time i lost my passion for Bitcoin and realized that we need something that fixes its shortcomings. None of the altcoins ...

http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000283145&play=1 Bitcoin removes the middle man from financial services. Similarly to how Henry Ford changed manufacturing. The volatility is way down as more people are accepting it. It took quite some time for the pundits to move from ridicule to admiratio...

Same performance regressions still apply as what i reported in last thread. Somaybe the performance issues in 4414 is perhaps not only related to roster changes, but across the board, and only compounded there? http://i.imgur.com/wTpTNxE.png I would call that severe performance regression. Notice bl...