Recent content by Sapient6

:eek: My standard for entertainment is ever so slightly higher than yours.

Just adding: I'm really happy with this decision. I've made Wright Residence my main base and I'm really enjoying being left entirely alone when I'm down in my laboratory.

Oh, there are definitely much worse ways I could spend my money. I'm not some wise frugal son of a ■■■■■ over here. Just writing about my experience because I caught myself spending personal entertainment money on things that I was getting 0 entertainment out of. :)

Yeah. The constant hum is still there, but only when I'm right next to it. I don't hear it at all from just a few meters away.

Is it just me? I am so grateful for this change.

I bought a handful of games on a steam summer sale ages ago that I never ended up playing. Since then I changed my behavior, setting up a system that creates a cognitive barrier to entry. Dramatically reduced my game purchases over all, summer sale or no.

Although it listening in is certainly a possibility these days, ad responses have been doing this same trick for longer than we've had reliable technology to accomplish this by "listening". There are simpler ways to accomplish this. For instance: google aggregates information about visible wifi...

They should add the climbers back, lets have both. The jumpers are great because they can jump past you while you're trying to hold a choke point, but I'd love to have zombies that can climb.

Fair enough. At that point we've kind of crossed over into an entirely different security concern than disclosure, haven't we? I mean Discord by virtue of being Discord is, in a sense, already publicly disclosing that if you could get access to their server's file systems you'd find all sorts...

I'd prefer that to the entire body glowing green/blue/orange. I'd even prefer for the eyes to not be so bright that you can tell from a distance, I don't really need the game to telegraph that something tougher than usual is on the way (at least when it's just these slightly souped up variants).

It's not just a "hard" problem to solve, it's not even a problem available for solving. Hashing is very lossy so the initial information is lost in the process. Like most successful hacking, the only way to unhash a piece of information is social engineering of the person who originally typed...

You could definitely share that you're using a 1-way encryption algorithm to store the information.

As a personal preference? Yes. I think I agree. In fact, it's something I'd like to have. I don't want to see the skull rating of a location, but I do like having access to the names of places without having to pick up a quest there. Many have signage which suffices just fine, but some have...

You aren't everybody. You aren't even close to being everybody. Why do you feel that your opinions are so weak that you must attempt to inflate them by claiming that everybody feels the same way that you do?

I think it should go in an entirely different direction: Remnants shouldn't pop anything up on the screen at all. It should be like there's nothing there, nothing to indicate any particular amount of difficulty at all.