Clavus

I saw his Facebook profile when it was still there and he listened Conan The Barbarian soundtrack music, just like me. Now people are probably gonna say everyone who listens to Conan the Barbarian music is a psychopath. There are always people who follow others on politic views, also on actions. I am sure there are other 'crazy' people who are now more motivated to spread the word by doing this. I'm just hoping they'll never succeed. But I remember the first day the media was like "Al Quaida said they did it." Was that a complete lie or something? People jump to conclusions, nothing new there. The thing is: you shouldn't.

They once picked up a possibly shady purchase of his at a company they were keeping an eye on. They didn't deem they had enough proof to check on him. Which is understandable. This guy was practically invisible to the intelligence services because he behaved like a model citizen for the most part. Also terminator, wait till your balls drop before you even try to contribute to a proper discussion. Another one of those replies and I'll take measures.

I don't think Scandinavian prisons are that dangerous.

Someone on another forum was on Utøya at the time and wrote down his experience: http://forum.thatfatatheist.com/topic/8917891/1/

The first one is just used as an excuse, the second one is because politics are what makes the world go around. The current political climate has plenty of flaws, but they define the image of a nation, and provide a link to others.

Last logged in: 68 days ago. Very long holiday?

I tend to have a slightly less pessimistic view of the world. Human society is far from ideal but events like these teach a lot about it. One major thing we need to work towards is mutual understanding. Once that is achieved, discriminatory hatred will be limited.

Since the flow of new information seems to be settling down I think it's time to get a little discussion going about the Norway terrorist acts. I find this relevant because they hit pretty close home. Norway is not far from most of us and even home to some. Plus the victims were almost all from our age groups. First a recap, directly from Wikipedia: Personally I always try to get an understanding of the psychology of people who commit such acts. In this case I found it quite depressing. Breivik is a rather terrifying fellow. Not socially, but what he represents. Breivik wrote a 1500 page book expressing his views and ideas. He got himself arrested, instead of committing suicide like most attackers do in that situation. His purpose right now seems to be to spread his ideals now that the world's attention is on him. Funny thing how we want to know what is going on in this guy's head while this is exactly what he wants. Another thing was his ability to stay out of sight. He was never directly affiliated with right wing groups, and seldom expressed his extremist views in public. He seemed to have kept his ultimate plans to himself (although right now it's unsure whether he had help). This is, what I think, another side effect of the internet. People can develop ideas and plans based on a huge load of free information that is at their disposal. Breivik is someone who abused that while never sharing much information himself. On a lighter note, he was also a WoW and MW2 player, the latter which he called "the best military simulator available". That statement would've been funny at any other moment. I hope they lock him up forever, and that his actions will only strengthen the things that he tried to damage. My condolences to all the families and victims, who will probably never be the same. If you have anything to add, do post.

dynmap plugin for bukkit. No I'm not going to write you a tutorial.

I might be wrong, but it could be that you also need to clone each separate string object (because they are not primitive datatypes). In that case, Clavus' code would only make copies of the arrays themselves, but the strings would still be the same. This is true BUT you can't change the String in one array and get the same result in the copied array, since you'd create a new String object and thus a new reference. A String object doesn't have methods to change its internal string value!

Isn't there a proper fallback in case the GC shop can't make a connection?

Holy SHIT. http://www.minecraftmiddleearth.com/ HOLY SHIIIIIIIIT These guys don't need a life, they already live among gods.

Well if you clone an array of arrays, you get a new array that still has references to the same arrays. So basically you'll have to write your own function to copy all the sub-arrays too. Pseudo code (since fuck looking up Java syntax again): function cloneDatabase() { String[][] newArray foreach( element in dataArray ) { String[] newElement = element.clone() newArray.insert( newElement ) } return newArray }

They're in a permanent mortal combat? Does seem so.

Doesn't that just mean that ladders are a shitty place to barricade?

I don't even see who or what is hacking.

We yet have to get a proper ETA on when the server is going to get upgraded guys. Hold on to your horses :/

I'll believe you for now. I was right on your nose when you were teleporting all over the place but it could've been lag. Unbanned.

All donated money goes in the same direction: server upkeep.

There were plenty of Steam sales to redeem yourself.