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I tried to do it the intended way, but found it too difficult. I was able to cheese it by staying in the starting area and killing the enemies that spawned to the right.
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Well, this is not the first level, but this is the level entry weapon. Plus, left and right arrows rotate the characters since it's keyboard only, but in modern FPS you are used to having them laterally move you and you rotate with the mouse, so your reflexes are off.
As in the original, you can use alt + left/right arrow keys to strafe.
Excellent, though I'd have liked it more with a bigger gun
No BFG 9000 :(
I tried to do it the intended way, but found it too difficult. I was able to cheese it by staying in the starting area and killing the enemies that spawned to the right.
Hah, same here. 1. press the back arrow to move back 2. press spacebar every second and that's it, 30 or so seconds later the captcha is solved :-)
Also using cheats, kills with the rocket launcher aren't registered on the app.
When I try to log into AWS console and have to solve their captcha I always think that the target audience that this is designed to avoid can easily automate it (Some open source models can solve this without all that "AI safety" gatekeeping) while the majority of audience are simply suffering from this "feature". Apple has proposed a solution to captcha[1] which I can't wait to be standardized and widely used. [1] h…
> you don't have to complete a CAPTCHA. All you have to do is sign in to the app or site No thank you. Do not want. PS: I stopped reading the apple support article after reading that sentence.
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> you don't have to complete a CAPTCHA. All you have to do is sign in to the app or site No thank you. Do not want. PS: I stopped reading the apple support article after reading that sentence.
The cryptography that Apple uses for _their users_ is something novel and useful. I'm sure there would be completely open solutions that doesn't require Apple servers. At the moment this is Apple specific. I'm guessing most users will user Apple/Google solutions (just like how Passkeys are being used today) but for the security and privacy conscious there is always ways to keep your own private keys. Most people are…
On a more meta level it is tragic that we wont be able to use our computer online without being signed in to an online and be verified.
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The cryptography that Apple uses for _their users_ is something novel and useful. I'm sure there would be completely open solutions that doesn't require Apple servers. At the moment this is Apple specific. I'm guessing most users will user Apple/Google solutions (just like how Passkeys are being used today) but for the security and privacy conscious there is always ways to keep your own private keys. Most people are…
If Apples solution only tell the site that the current user has an verified apple account without providing futher info I guess I can be acceptable for most. If the site being visited get info about whom that specific user it is a no-go. On a more meta level it is tragic that we wont be able to use our computer online without being signed in to an online and be verified.
Fully agreed! Again, for most people this is the way of life. They type in Google in search bar to go to google Google and then search...
> If the site being visited get info about whom that specific user
My understanding is that you only get to know user is legit without knowing anything about them.