Vouch. You've been banned for long enough and I can understand that the last time you "ban bypassed" it wasn't because you wanted to ban bypass, but rather because you thought you were already unbanned.
Still wondering why your ban mysteriously vanished from the indefinite bans file on the freedom server. Hopefully it wasn't any higher-up exec trying to get you to join the server so they can deny your appeal on purpose, right?
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Vouch. I think you're nice and from what I've seen you would make a good admin. I do think you spend way too much time on the server, however I don't see how that would affect your administrative abilities.
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This entire suggestion seems like it was written with ChatGPT.
Because it was.
I like Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Microsoft Flight Simulator and Minecraft.
That's about it. Every other Microsoft software (and hardware!) I've used has been either mundane (Xbox, LinkedIn, C#, Visual C++) or terrible (Windows, Azure, DirectX, NuGet).
Vouch. You're pretty active (especially for a developer) and having access to the logs would probably help you patch server-breaking exploits quickly.
Vouch. I think your "ragequit" was an impulsive result of Yurni getting banned, and I don't blame you for "ragequitting".
Rip the "keep your mouth shut" thing I told you, I guess
I vouch, but seeing as Luke removed it and there's no integration in TFM, it's probably not going to be added.
disc. password
... What? How does a discord bot have access to your discord password?
The only information exposed through PluralKit's public API is an endpoint to query the member used to send a message, and a way to query all systems associated with someone's discord account.
I was in bread for a few months in 2020. I don't remember much about the structure or the culture (other than them locking my friend out of the server for a few days for saying the r slur), but I think I know what caused the fall. Bread had a minecraft server hosted by someone called "jucelo", who was a moderator on the server and a "friend" (or so they thought) of many of the people in the server. One day, jucelo was suddenly removed from the discord server, and DM'ed by one of the administrators. Turns out, for all the time that jucelo thought people were their friend, they were being lied to. Nobody there was their friend, and the sole reason they were on the server was because they were providing minecraft hosting. So basically, bread was using jucelo to host their minecraft server, and the only reason they stopped was because the minecraft server wasn't being used anymore. When jucelo found out about that, I and a few other people were called to grief the minecraft server, and tons of people left bread.
After that, I don't remember exactly what happened, but if I can recall correctly, the server was pretty much dead for a while, until there was an announcement about dynamicfractal (one of the server admins) commiting suicide. I think the server got archived when that happened, but I'm not very sure.
Holy fucking shit. Atlas Media Group can never recover from this. It's over. Say your goodbyes.
Obligatory neofetch since I'm using Linux.
You still abused an exploit which is still bannable. The exploit in question abused a vulnerability in Plan which clogged it up with bogus data
Except it's not an exploit. It's a feature. Mojang allows specifying hostnames in their protocol. If this was not allowed by Ryan, there was no way Veast could know.
The only way this could be changed is:
1. Installing a plugin that allows connections from only TotalFreedom domains
This would make it annoying for people to set up domains that lead to TF, such as tf.fo and others.
2. Trying to resolve hostnames for people who connect with different hostnames
While this would patch connecting with nonexistent domains, this would lead to another exploit: Lagging the server by connecting tons of accounts with random domains. It also wouldn't really fix anything, because people can just register domains and join with them.
3. Completely turning off the Plan feature that allows people to see the hostnames used to connect to the server
This is likely the best solution. It would harm no one, and it would make connecting with custom hostnames do absolutely nothing.
Extremely based.
He's someone who contributed to Shadow Client, the client the Moles used (or maybe still do) before it was leaked
yeah that client its so fucking shit as a client as it takes over discord accounts
The version they ratted, yes.
Extremely based.
who the fuck are you?
He's someone who contributed to Shadow Client, the client the Moles used (or maybe still do) before it was leaked
The takeaway here is that Mojang made all of these promises to freedom, and they delivered. However, with the addition of the chat reporting system, the are effectively removing freedom from their game, a promise which is now broken.
Oh yes, because companies HAVE to follow something that the creator said 11 years ago. Besides, it could be argued that the EULA was breaking this promise due to creating rules on minecraft servers, but no one really said that. How come?
