Posts by Telephone

    The question I have is, how is stealing/copying an item in a block game an act of disrespect, or any way to advertise, promote hate or otherwise try to harm the overall community? It's a virtual item on a free OP server where people do have access to your inventory, and the theft/copying of said virtual item hurts nobody. Most of the past items that we have on TF are still around because people "stole" those items, and you can't deny it considering most of the items that are around are made by players that are no longer active here in the community.

    Yeah you read that right a bomb strapped on a vr headset that once you die in game you die in real life?


    https://gamerant.com/vr-headse…al-life-sword-art-online/


    Yeah that is fun lets play a game that if i die i die in real life concider playing gd-bloodbath with this lol

    It's sort of a bomb, sort of not. From what I've read on other sources, it basically sends some kind of charge to your brain which causes the brain to explode, it's not like the set literally explodes. Bit fucked up, but if someone wants to make that then that's their choice. Just don't moan when loads of braindead idiots decide to game til they die, literally. It's currently an art piece anyway due to the high risk that surrounds a prototype like that. Also, just to be clear, Mr Luckey does deal with defence tech these days so there's every chance that if it *does* explode (as suggested in your article), it'd be some kind of military equipment so that a dead soldier isn't just a sitting duck, they can still cause some damage because there was a mini explosion to destroy their brain, which will still have some kind of radius surrounding that will be dangerous.

    I get that the brownish-orange matches the logo but personally I don't think it looks good. I suggest going with a more modern, darker tone? It would help make the page look less like it's from 2008. Either that or modernise the logo and change the theme accordingly.

    That's uncalled for, the mid to late 2000s were awesome. Theme looks great as it is, object.

    I don't see anyone blaming their stupidity on the education system here, what I see is someone analysing what they're actually being taught (read on the post where he expands on his statement). A bunch of what I learned at school has been absolutely useless for me afterward, even in the world of work. I think a modified version of the UK education system would be good though.


    Primary school, 4 - 11 years old, remains same as it always has been. Then the key years (high school, 11 - 18) should be based on getting yourself ready for the industry you're wanting to go into, not a generalised education of everything. Currently, that's left too late since it's in your last couple years of school (and any further education you do, thus delaying your full entry into the industry) which doesn't give you much time to prepare.


    So many people still leave school without knowing how to get by at work properly, or end up entering the world of work late and whilst they might have been great academically, they're having to completely relearn what they knew because they're in a real world situation and not a classroom where everything's theoretical. I'm one of those people, in the past year I've had to get to grips with the industry with no prior exposure to the industry what so ever, at a later stage than should've been. I don't blame it entirely on education, but if I'dve just been allowed to go out and work the trade I wanted to be in from 16 rather than *have* to go to college or 6th form, I'dve been in a much better position than I am now at only a couple of months off of being 21. But no, the system demanded I had to be educated (plot twist, I'm *technically* still in education but I spend most of my time working because of the nature of said education). Of course, in the later years of education I could've got a job at pizza hut or whatever, but I didn't want that. My focus has always been entirely on IT since I was about 11. And I'm sure all over the place, there's a bunch of young people out there like myself with more of a working nature that'd massively appreciate a reform where work is favoured over education once you've had a basic enough education generally and surrounding what you're wanting to do.

    It was obviously Scutix. /s

    @'r00t' Let me be real with you here dude: I have 4 Minecraft accounts. I'm pissed that I have to migrate them all again. But you know what? I'll do it anyway, it's not that hard. Stop making a fuss out of something so small, it's not something that's explicitly stopping you do the things you do day to day.

      RedEastWood if you need more than 81 slots for custom items (vanilla limit), then clearly you're a hoarder and should probably either use a plot based vault or just bite the bullet and install a hotbar mod, it's not that much effort to put in to have a ridiculous amount of items saved, rather than the already large enough for normies 81 item limit.

      matscalle If you don't want to use a hotbar mod, then that's your personal choice. They don't exactly lag or crash even the simplest of setups used for Minecraft, they're simply a container within your inventory. It's what you put in that could cause lag. Mods also aren't that difficult to install, unless you can't get your head around copying files to a specific location.

    @'fres' Used to be a thing, was made redundant by using plots for storage, hotbars and hotbar expansion mods, as well as other users not being able to access your ec. TL:DR, there's a multitude of options to store items in an organised way.