This is what happens when you find out that bots respond to regex expressions
<Nimphina> [liz] make sure you are installing the latest build <Nimphina> 9879 <[liz]> I'm just using the iso from here <[liz]> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> [liz], stupid preview-iso 10 install faster <CentrallyProcessed> what <Alrien> ^ <[liz]> ? <Fishfish0001> wut <Rogue_> lmao <[liz]> what <CentrallyProcessed> [liz], baggybot is a bot <CentrallyProcessed> not a person <[liz]> I know <[liz]> I'm just <[liz]> what <Rogue_> baggerboot your bot is on drugs <CentrallyProcessed> and generally doesn't say anything unless prompted <CentrallyProcessed> -info <BaggyBot> BaggyBot 3.34.2 -- Stats page: http://www.jgeluk.net/stats -- Made by baggerboot. For help, try the -help command. <Nimphina> [liz]: I have a feeling that is an old build <Rogue_> cannot wait for windows 10 <Fishfish0001> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, cannot wait for preview-iso 10 <Ralph> today's fish is trout a la creme. enjoy your meal <Fishfish0001> I think that link is a trigger <Nimphina> http://www.jgeluk.net/stats <Nimphina> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> Nimphina, cannot wait for preview-iso 10 <Nimphina> lol <Nimphina> -us <Rogue_> you guys do trail and error all wrong <Rogue_> -iso <Rogue_> http://windows.microsoft.com/ <Rogue_> /en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> Rogue_, http://preview-iso.microsoft.com/ <[liz]> preview-iso <[liz]> windows/preview-iso <Rogue_> /windows/preview-iso <Rogue_> /en-us <Rogue_> en-us <Rogue_> whelp <[liz]> oh lol <[liz]> on that page <Alrien> who cares <Rogue_> Alrien THIS IS IMPORTANT <Alrien> >:o <[liz]> CentrallyProcessed: Random quote: "baggerboot, your bot is such a quote ***** tonight" <Alrien> also, i forgot that we even had a stats page <Rogue_> /en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> Rogue_, /preview-iso/preview-iso <Rogue_> k... <Alrien> i haven't looked at this thing in over a year <Rogue_> /en-us/windows/preview- <BaggyBot> Rogue_, /en-us/preview-/preview-iso <Rogue_> wat <Rogue_> it pulled iso out of nowhere <Alrien> weird bot <CentrallyProcessed> wtf * Ralph . o O (beird wot) <Alrien> look who's talking <Rogue_> I love you Ralph <Ralph> Hehe, want to go out on a date someplace? <Fishfish0001> Ralph you're obscure no adays <Rogue_> Ralph yes <Nimphina> CentrallyProcessed: I think it's part of the search function that baggerboot was messing with <Rogue_> /en-/windows/preview-iso <Rogue_> -/ <CentrallyProcessed> BaggyBot, are you drunk on duty? <CentrallyProcessed> Nimphina, yeah <[liz]> /random-test <[liz]> /random/test- <[liz]> hmf <Nimphina> /en-gb/windows/preview-iso <Rogue_> CentrallyProcessed I wonder if it's event handler is passing speech through something like <Rogue_> idk <Rogue_> a loader of some sort <Rogue_> no idea anyhow back to work <[liz]> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso <BaggyBot> [liz], /en-gb/preview-iso/preview-iso <[liz]> nonono man <[liz]> you have it all wrong <[liz]> that link does not exist <Rogue_> WAIT <Rogue_> I GOT IT <Rogue_> test-us/hello <Rogue_> my thought is <Fishfish0001> s/test/hello <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, hello-us/hello <Rogue_> it's domain matching <Nimphina> wah wah <Ralph> Invalid regular expression. <Fishfish0001> Its his s thing that is broken <Nimphina> s/ <Fishfish0001> this/is/random. <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, Its hrandom. s thing that random. broken <Rogue_> it's just matching things ending in extensions? <Rogue_> oh <Rogue_> I see <[liz]> how/does/that/work <BaggyBot> [liz], Its his s thing work is broken <Fishfish0001> This is me saying something <Fishfish0001> this/is/gibberish <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, Thgibberish gibberish me saying something <[liz]> oh, I get it <Rogue_> it's a replacement <[liz]> dont/you <Rogue_> two slashes <CentrallyProcessed> actually <CentrallyProcessed> I think baggerboot added that <[liz]> don't/you/get <Rogue_> s/slashes/whippings <BaggyBot> Rogue_, two whippings <Fishfish0001> this is random <Fishfish0001> / <Fishfish0001> // <Rogue_> see? <CentrallyProcessed> it does regex replacing lol <Fishfish0001> s/s/s <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, it does regex replacing lol <Rogue_> s/s/s <BaggyBot> Rogue_, it does regex replacing lol <Nimphina> a/b/c <[liz]> /what/what/whjat/in/the * Ralph detects invalid regexp use <Rogue_> ^ <Rogue_> ha <Nimphina> Lol ralph <CentrallyProcessed> s/lol/butts <BaggyBot> CentrallyProcessed, it does regex replacing butts <Fishfish0001> RALPH IS A NUB <Alrien> i don't get it <Fishfish0001> s/s/s <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, s/lol/butts <Ralph> s/you/suck/ <Fishfish0001> what <Rogue_> <Ralph> Fishfish0001: +/ <Alrien> haha <Rogue_> this is amazing <[liz]> s/ss/nazis/woah <Ralph> Well, thankfully I was able to reprogram those cyborgs at the last minute, and send them off to do HORRIBLE THINGS to the humans. <Fishfish0001> WHAT IS GOING ON <Alrien> it's like +1 but it's falling <Rogue_> it's regex <Nimphina> s/regex/a <BaggyBot> Nimphina, it's a <CentrallyProcessed> Fishfish0001, baggerboot added regex replacement detection <Ralph> You suck at the regular expression syntax. <Rogue_> ralph is loaded with jokes specifically about regex </magic> <Fishfish0001> CentrallyProcessed: I know <Ralph> More fun than a bucket of anchovies. <Fishfish0001> Its just Ralph <Fishfish0001> s/always/just <Ralph> s/you/suck/ <Rogue_> :'D <CentrallyProcessed> he's all growed up <Fishfish0001> s/rogue/suckles * Ralph detects invalid regexp use <Fishfish0001> s/detects/is <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, is invalid regexp use <Ralph> You suck at the regular expression syntax. <[liz]> unetbootin <CentrallyProcessed> Fishfish0001, apparently you're an invalid regex <Rogue_> +/ <Fishfish0001> lol it uses the most recent line <[liz]> god damn it <[liz]> it's <[liz]> god damn it <CentrallyProcessed> s/*/**** crackers * Ralph detects invalid regexp use <CentrallyProcessed> damnit <Fishfish0001> s/damnit/s <BaggyBot> Fishfish0001, s <CentrallyProcessed> s/*/**** crackers <Ralph> Fishfish0001: +/ <Ralph> Invalid regular expression. <Rogue_> YOUR FEEBLE REGEX DOES NOT APPEASE THE RALPH <Fishfish0001> s/[*]/abosle <[liz]> the iso is 3.79gb in size. my usb has 3.81 gb of free space <CentrallyProcessed> s/\w/\+ <Ralph> fishfish0001: +/ <Ralph> You suck at the regular expression syntax.
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I have some screencaps of old banter lying around, although you can just look it up as well - the threads are still here.
Or this...
Don't have any screenshots from when the forum was still on PHPBB, but you can probably still see how it looked on archive.org.
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Completetly forgot to remove my christmas avatar last year. Oh well, less work for me now!
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And throwing in a bonus:
(this one happened a while ago, and while it technically violates rule #74, nobody else posted it, so I'm doing it instead.)
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Because this data will be presented directly in the warning modal, it should make it less likely for a moderator to give out an informal infraction when a member has already received one before, or vice versa.
How could this information best be presented? It should be noted that the warning modal already shows a "Warning points (Active / Total)" statistic, which however is not sufficient because it wouldn't show informal warnings, as they have no warning points attached to them.
If you have any suggestions, please leave them here. I'll think about it a little more and I might make a suggestion myself if I come up with something.
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As a result, they'd be better off sticking to Java, and if they're sticking to Java, they might as well stick to the game that they already made. Minecraft has a very iterative development process; it would make more sense to continue to improve the current game than to throw it all away and start over from scratch. Apart from switching to a different programming language (and even that isn't completely impossible - just way too much work), most features that could be added to Minecraft 2 could just as well be added to Minecraft 1 instead.
Also, releasing a Minecraft 2 would split up the community, and probably make a lot of people unhappy because they would feel more or less forced to upgrade.What it comes down to is that developing a sequel would cause quite a few issues, and there wouldn't really be too many advantages to it. They could definitely do it, and they would most certainly make a lot of money in the process, but it seems Mojang would prefer keeping their community happy to making a lot of money (which, by the way, they have already done). They seem less like a company focused on maximizing profit, and more like a company focused on making enjoyable games.
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