Entire cities dead on some World of Warcraft realms

Post by Evbn » Mon, Oct 08, 2012, 2:15 AM UTC

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Can someone explain what EVE is? And explain it like I don't know anything about it (and I don't). Wikipedia, etc. don't cut it and I still don't understand what EVE is and why people like it. Thanks a lot!

EVE is a MMORPG, where people fly around a galaxy (this one: http://go-dl1.eve-files.com/media/corp/Verite/influence.png ), in spaceships. Unlike WoW, there are no player classes (warrior, shaman, mage, etc), there are just different spaceships you can fly. You can't jump into any spaceship you want right off the bat though, you have to spend skill points in order to have the skill "Pilot spaceships of type X". Also,…

Post by klodolph » Mon, Oct 08, 2012, 2:45 AM UTC

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1) All sudo commands show up in the logs. You can put the logs on another server, possibly a server where only the head of IT has sudo privileges, possibly one that automatically replicates to other sites. Seeing a "sudo su", "sudo bash", or "sudo -s" in the logs could get you reprimanded, and if there's a security breach it could make you a suspect. 2) You can disable sudo -s, sudo su, and sudo bash. Maybe the peopl…

Isn't 'sudo vi' already game over? :sp /bin/vi ... :wq

Post by Evbn » Mon, Oct 08, 2012, 2:54 AM UTC

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It's interesting to comprehend the amount of lives a hack like this will positively affect. How many will pick up a book, or go for a walk, now that they no longer have their go-to fix of virtual reality. How many WOW addicts will have time to think "never again" and follow through. Equivalent to all the cigarettes in the world vanishing for a few hours? Possibly. And equally as effective I say.

I just finished Carl Jung's The Undiscovered Self whilst comparing and contrasting his thoughts on spirituality to Nietzsche's scathing criticism of christianity's moral code leading to a slave mentality. Oh, and I hit level 60 on my Monk on Wow. Stereotypes are fun, aren't they?

Post by Evbn » Mon, Oct 08, 2012, 2:57 AM UTC

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If someone watches football as obsessively as folks play WoW then I'd agree. But if your child falls over and needs attention you can get up and deal with it without "letting down your group/team/guild". I know of multiple cases of child neglect by players... indeed, my wife and I gave up WoW cold turkey when we realized one of our twins had a fever and we hadn't noticed for several hours because we were so engrossed…

That is true of most team based activities. I think the difference with online games is kind of like working from home. Other people living with you may expect you to be present whereas really what you are doing is similar to being on a sports team. No one expects you to be present to do other things while out on the sporting field in the middle of a match. Granted the time invested is likely a little different.

Post by jpxxx » Mon, Oct 08, 2012, 3:07 AM UTC

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Can someone explain what EVE is? And explain it like I don't know anything about it (and I don't). Wikipedia, etc. don't cut it and I still don't understand what EVE is and why people like it. Thanks a lot!

EVE is a spreadsheets with a chat. Why people like it? Because everything else is so much simpler and dull (except elves in armored bikinis of course). It's like comparing Lego Mindstorms to a Barby game set. The latter is way more popular though :) , just like WoW and Lineage vs EVE.