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Feb 17, 2005, 6:25am

The list is from AWGate, from a fair while back I believe, mid 2003.

- MR

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Feb 10, 2005, 11:20pm

00:36:36 I have successfully entered aw
World IO: Welcome to Alphaworld, the oldest and largest virtual world in the
Cyberverse. Click http://www.activeworlds.com/help/aw36/movedecade.html to
see how long til CY turns 10. Alphaworld cell limit now set to Large : )
World Data: aw is a P32750/500 containing 168751956 objects
00:36:36 aw_state_change - I become visible in aw
00:36:37 I have been disconnected from the universe (rc 471)
00:36:42: [AW GameBot] #5950 Enters using [Privilege: 1] at 1.2n 1.95e 0.0a
180
00:36:42: Earthcrittter #33665 Enters using [Citizen: 318816] at 1.628n
1.821w 0.0a -151
00:36:42: Heretik #33203 Enters using [Citizen: 352746] at 0.714n 1.378w
0.0a 359
00:36:42: Raw SteeL #28786 Enters using [Citizen: 319068] at 0.672n 0.939e
0.0a -2
00:36:42: Goober King #32654 Enters using [Citizen: 103935] at 0.546n 0.555e
2.5a 134
00:36:44 <-- Heretik #33203 exits at 0.714n 1.378w 0.0a 359
#CMD> #arc 471
> Command not recognised
#CMD> #awrc 471
> AWAPI Reason Code 471 is Connection Lost, Owner
00:37:04 <-- [AW GameBot] #5950 exits at 1.2n 1.95e 0.0a 180
00:37:33 Recovered from Universe Disconnect
00:37:33 ---------[ New Session #59812 ]--------
00:37:38 <-- Goober King #32654 exits at 0.546n 0.555e 2.5a 134
00:37:38: Goober King #59822 Enters using [Citizen: 103935] at 0.546n 0.555e
2.5a 134
00:37:53 <-- Earthcrittter #33665 exits at 1.628n 1.821w 0.0a -151
00:37:53 <-- Raw SteeL #28786 exits at 0.672n 0.939e 0.0a -2
00:37:53: [AW GameBot] #60058 Enters using [Privilege: 1] at 1.2n 1.95e 0.0a
180
00:37:53: Earthcrittter #60107 Enters using [Citizen: 318816] at 1.628n
1.821w 0.0a -151
00:37:53: Raw SteeL #60137 Enters using [Citizen: 319068] at 0.672n 0.939e
0.0a -2
00:37:54: Heretik #60039 Enters using [Citizen: 352746] at 2.463n 0.062e
0.0a 192
Heretik: hmmmm
00:38:00 <-- Goober King #59822 exits at 0.546n 0.555e 2.5a 134
00:38:12 [AW GameBot] #60058 has produced double sessions as the result of a
world disconnect
00:38:12 Earthcrittter #60107 has produced double sessions as the result of
a world disconnect
00:38:12 Heretik #60039 has produced double sessions as the result of a
world disconnect
00:38:12 Raw SteeL #60137 has produced double sessions as the result of a
world disconnect
00:38:12: Goober King #59822 Enters using [Citizen: 103935] at 0.546n 0.555e
2.5a 134
Heretik: no- aw went all funny
Earthcrittter: i disappeard
Goober King: /me kicks Customs Aide
Earthcrittter: was it me
Heretik: hi Kol hi equinox :)
Earthcrittter: hi KoL
Goober King: sup Kol?
00:38:32: [BlimpBot] #59771 Enters using [Privilege: 1] at 0.104n 3.998w
20.0a 358

My logs, >_< forgot it was there but it caught the event perfectly.

- MR

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Feb 11, 2005, 10:52am

Megaplanets is just a bog standard cracked uni that comes in a ZIP, you find
a computer, unzip it, and run it - Hardly takes any brains.

- MR

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Feb 11, 2005, 5:54pm

Yeah, phishing - about a million a day go out, nothing new really.

- MR

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Feb 14, 2005, 3:24pm

I can think of better strategies for achieving success.

- MR

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Feb 26, 2005, 1:22pm

Put it in a site that supports PHP.

Teleport is http://yoururl.com/teleport.cgi?aw_12345n_12345e_30a

- MR

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Feb 26, 2005, 10:16pm

You missunderstand.

The teleport PHP creates the teleports on the fly, basically it creates a
file of the following format:

teleport <world> <coordinates>

The PHP script changes the HTTP headers so IE instead automatically
downloads and runs the teleport file you download to your tempoary internet
files.

say the file was on:

www.someurl.com/teleport.php

going someurl.com/teleport.php?aw_0n_0w_10a
^^^
This would teleport you AW GZ

going someurl.com/teleport.php?awteen_0n_0w_10a
^^^^
This would teleport you to AWTeen.

Likewise, the coordinates after are fully variable.

- Mark R


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Feb 23, 2005, 7:51pm

So fix... the damned... Ground Zero.

While you are at it, add a few hundred new objects, a proper skybox, and
maybe add demeter (source is available now).

I recon you could do it as a company in oh... 3 hours? Not bad for about 90%
customer satisfaction!

- Mark R


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Mar 9, 2005, 12:21pm

Yeah.. its one of the oldest... and aint moving forward.

Probably why 'there' is kicking our asses. You just helped prove our own
point :)

Why don't you still watch black and white TV Facter? I mean there was the
whole moon landing etc...

- Mark R

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Mar 9, 2005, 6:29pm

"ciena" <nikona at comcast.net> wrote :
> You guys that r always whinning and sniveling about AW (and u know who u
> r) why dont u just go to another world or get your own world or better yet
> leave AW.

*slow claps for stupidity*

> I myself like the history to stay.

You would do, your opinions are a relic... and we are only 4 lines into the
newsgroup post.

> If u dont like the way AW is run then why do u stay?

'You'

> Go play with your other toys. There is pretty worlds if u just take the
> time to go see them.

Perhaps its not about world hopping?

> And if u get around more u will see some awesome builds made with "old
> ass building sets "

Go check out Ferrs build in AWTeen, get a 5Ghz processor and your face will
fall off.

> Just go look at OW

Well we all know how successful OW has been... *cough*

> in alpha or go look at Vera's awesome builds there. There's a lot of
> awesome builds made with those "old ass building sets ". I plan on staying
> here without complaining as long as AW is here or untill I take the big
> dirt nap.

It appears to me you are complaining now...

> I am happy with AW and I'm sure there is plenty of others that feel the
> same way.

'pleanty' doesnt pay the bills, 'tens of thousands' does...

> If I don't like someone I simply don't associate with them. If I dont like
> a Uni I simply leave. All some of u do is complain. and how's that working
> for ya? Doesn't do any good does it?

Mar 15, 2005, 9:57am

Maybe they do...

Of course, without a consumer base.. they go broke reallll quick.

- Mark R

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Feb 23, 2005, 1:02am

Im on this darn staffs university LAN which can go at upto 2MB a second on
some days and 0.2kbps on others.

I appreciate small file size on the newsreader where you want to read
through them quickily.

- Mark R

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Feb 23, 2005, 3:45pm

Indeed, times whatever number of posts.

- MR

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Feb 23, 2005, 10:31pm

Sometimes I can't even download 1 in 40 seconds, it times out.

- Mark R

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Feb 23, 2005, 11:33pm

I know o_0 but it helps if I can click a link to open a page (good) instead
of having to wait for a huge newsgroup post to download, preventing me from
reading any other posts.

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Feb 23, 2005, 3:47pm

OMG thoze 3v1L g0r34nZ!

Move along...

- MR

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Feb 24, 2005, 9:13am

You have 4 fingers and 1 thumb on each hand. In total you have 5 digits.

- Mark R

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Feb 26, 2005, 2:22pm

.... thats just plain wrong.

- MR

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Mar 1, 2005, 8:49am

He who causes the most pain when kicking you up the arse, wins!

- MR

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Mar 2, 2005, 8:18pm

.... You wouldent have thought of allowing a diff port on a TCP/IP based
system? =\

- MR

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Mar 3, 2005, 2:19pm

..NET and its internals are sweet for this sort of thing, fully integrated.

- MR

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Mar 5, 2005, 10:17pm

VB.NET is... interesting... o_0

C++.NET v7.1 (2003) is very nice, standards compliant, MFC 7.1 is very, very
powerful, I havent much played around with the managed extensions tho.

- MR

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Mar 3, 2005, 2:19pm

Outragiously large and cool.

- M R

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Mar 8, 2005, 12:50am

This is absolutly rediculous - and a clear abuse of AWLD privileges whoever
Veritas is he or she clearly has not realised that the AW server can host
500 sessions without blinking an digital eyelid.

I used 60 bots in AWTeen before, Johns PPW and several others to do some
promotional material for AWTeen - Noone (ok, maybe Aoshima) complained then,
effect on the server: Zip.

The bot rights were paid for and agree'd to, removing them would most likely
be a legal violation and even if the local state had nothing to say about
it, you can bet your life the BBB would.

- Mark R

> Veritas.: Hi
> John Tirado: (to Veritas.) Hi
> John Tirado: (to Veritas.) How are you?
> Veritas.: Your bots where launched from Matt's PC - he started 80 of them
> (yours and other privs)
> John Tirado: (to Veritas.) how did you find out tho O_O ?
> John Tirado: (to Veritas.) You're not AWI are you ?
> Veritas.: This caused a lag, if it happens again, and you do not change
> your priv password, I have to take your bot rights down. I am sorry
> Veritas.: Same is for Matt
> Veritas.: did you understand?
>
> Afterwards, John Tirado's privlage password was changed forcivly without
> John's permission. I had permission from John to use his ppw.
>
> I am very angry about this. We wern't doing anything wrong- if John
> bought the bot rights, then he should be allowed to use them freely.
> Please do something about this issue. I am not impressed with the way we
> were treated, and if this continues then I will have no other choice then
> to take my buisness elsewhere.
>
> -Matt888 (#352884)
>
>

Mar 8, 2005, 1:00am

This isnt the first time AWI has done absolutly stupid things as well.. is
it.

- MR

[View Quote] > This is absolutly rediculous - and a clear abuse of AWLD privileges
> whoever Veritas is he or she clearly has not realised that the AW server
> can host 500 sessions without blinking an digital eyelid.
>
> I used 60 bots in AWTeen before, Johns PPW and several others to do some
> promotional material for AWTeen - Noone (ok, maybe Aoshima) complained
> then, effect on the server: Zip.
>
> The bot rights were paid for and agree'd to, removing them would most
> likely be a legal violation and even if the local state had nothing to say
> about it, you can bet your life the BBB would.
>
> - Mark R

Mar 8, 2005, 6:54am

What do you mean never had to deal with? Millions of calls to phoneline
support at made to companies every single day containing 50,000 support
staff, even if they are using a support screen.

AWI on the other hand has one, trying to deal with real-time issues not to
mention most the hardware going down at a seemingly frequent interval.

It is especially worrying how random people who noone has ever heard of pop
up, what effectivly acounts to revokes service (any changes to the 'terms'
of what you have paid for should be reported to the registered users email).

Why is it, you can go to Ray, Stacee, Chrispeg and even Rick and JP and
usually get help on the spot, people who we **know** are AWI, but random
people pop along and look to ruin it? heh... If they don't have that much
experience in dealing with the AW users.. why the heck are they doing things
that would provoke users... and not only just talky users, but the people
running TeenGate, one of the most popular worlds in AW that has contributed
a whole lot to AW still having a user count.

- MR



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Mar 10, 2005, 6:21pm

.... so how did he get a bot limit of 60?

- Mark R

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Mar 9, 2005, 6:26pm

In that case....

We need a new Maximum Size, Maximum User world - Megapath OP, special
commands and integrated Z objects, it needs a terrain modification system
(jebus how easy would this be using direct world server access and a
plugin???)

At the end of the day if AW wants to make a success, especially since the
price increases, they need to offer more than they do.

- MR



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Mar 9, 2005, 9:51pm

Well.. its you and Facter... vs well... everyone else.

- MR

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Mar 9, 2005, 9:52pm

I don't know LNH...

Id say issues with AWGate's GK's has lost AW a *lot* more business than it
has made recently.

- MR


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