
SC2 Beta Key Challenge #4 - Page 54
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Bane_
United Kingdom494 Posts
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GreggSauce
United States566 Posts
hes trying to say geeks can't get girls but failing miserably maybe theres sarcasm somewhere or maybe i'm just bitter | ||
MinoMino
Norway1103 Posts
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Jonoman92
United States9102 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:41 SonuvBob wrote: But the tech geniuses have no shot at challenges like "post of photo of you and a girl under a traffic light" from the scavenger hunt. Overall it balances out. They could just have their robot gf do it durrr | ||
Ursad0n
United States523 Posts
Like if i wanted to make a little site thing with some text to practice html what would i have to do? | ||
Kyhol
Canada2574 Posts
I enjoyed the contest regardless. I don't think I've ever refreshed a website that much in my life! | ||
LunarDestiny
United States4177 Posts
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tendron
Jamaica21 Posts
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julian.delphiki
Australia22 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:43 SonuvBob wrote: You should've known as soon as you saw R1CH's name on the post. =( | ||
dustinm90
Canada4 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:46 Ursad0n wrote: How does he make all those links exist? Like if i wanted to make a little site thing with some text to practice html what would i have to do? When a mommy and daddy site love each other enough, they make links exists, and 9 months later, a little site thing appears. | ||
R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
Fun trivia: Ever randomly have a site fail to load even though you were just on the site, and then on a refresh it works? This can be due to your ISP blocking ports. Some ISPs in an attempt to control viruses and worms will restrict traffic from certain ports, and if the ISP filters are incorrectly configured and your OS happens to randomly choose the port that is blocked, that one connection will fail. | ||
LodiDodi
United States30 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:38 bas1c wrote: I don't like that only about 5% of the people reading this have a chance to figure the puzzle out. We aren't all tech geniuses. the tech guru was given a key to distribute in his own manner, so even though i didn't win (and really had no chance because i don't get tech stuff) you can't be bitter about it. grats to winner. NEXT CONTEST PLZ!!!. | ||
RumZ
United States956 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:46 tendron wrote: so we had to change the source port of the outgoing tcp connection to whatever number we got? Kind of, to change your power level, you had to change at what point you were accessing the data 'from.' The random chance of someone simply winning Rich spoke about that could simply just happen, was someone already being at the right place spamming the refresh and hitting it. Who knows what location that would have had to be from though. | ||
R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:48 Joey.rumz wrote: The random chance of someone simply winning Rich spoke about that could simply just happen, was someone already being at the right place spamming the refresh and hitting it. I purposefully picked a port that was outside the range of default ports used by Windows and most routers in an attempt to minimize this. | ||
enigmatic37
Germany13 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:48 R1CH wrote: Even if you didn't understand it, I hope some of you learned what a source port is and how your browser and OS make connections to websites. The reason the number varied is due to your browser opening multiple connections, each with a different source port, or your OS using ports for other programs (eg if you had torrents running, your numbers would probably jump all over the place). It's good to know how this Internet thing works. Fun trivia: Ever randomly have a site fail to load even though you were just on the site, and then on a refresh it works? This can be due to your ISP blocking ports. Some ISPs in an attempt to control viruses and worms will restrict traffic from certain ports, and if the ISP filters are incorrectly configured and your OS happens to randomly choose the port that is blocked, that one connection will fail. we're ready for another lesson ![]() | ||
Glufs
Norway78 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:45 MinoMino wrote: Why are you guys raging? There's been 4 keys given out to these clever puzzles. 15 keys were just given out by taking a picture of yourself with a piece of paper, 10 were given out just by writing in a thread the other day, another 10 in IRC. Not to mention all the keys in the scavenger hunt and FFAs. Just look at the numbers and think about them. I wasn't complaining about the puzzle only being solvable by IT-people (and the puzzle + the hints were very clever), but about it not having a disclaimer saying so. I wouldn't mind key contest for the first person to post a video of themself doing a mactwist 1080 in a halfpipe, because I would know I didn't have to waste time trying to do it. | ||
Ursad0n
United States523 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:49 R1CH wrote: I purposefully picked a port that was outside the range of default ports used by Windows and most routers in an attempt to minimize this. R1CH, u always have links that go to these blank pages with contest rules on them, how would someone like me go about making them? i mean this: http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/R1CH/Key.php | ||
Licmyobelisk
Philippines3682 Posts
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Hrrrrm
United States2081 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:48 R1CH wrote: Even if you didn't understand it, I hope some of you learned what a source port is and how your browser and OS make connections to websites. The reason the number varied is due to your browser opening multiple connections, each with a different source port, or your OS using ports for other programs (eg if you had torrents running, your numbers would probably jump all over the place). It's good to know how this Internet thing works. Fun trivia: Ever randomly have a site fail to load even though you were just on the site, and then on a refresh it works? This can be due to your ISP blocking ports. Some ISPs in an attempt to control viruses and worms will restrict traffic from certain ports, and if the ISP filters are incorrectly configured and your OS happens to randomly choose the port that is blocked, that one connection will fail. I would like to know how someone would go about doing this Quick and Simply in windows? | ||
LunarDestiny
United States4177 Posts
On April 21 2010 12:52 Ursad0n wrote: R1CH, u always have links that go to these blank pages with contest rules on them, how would someone like me go about making them? i mean this: http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/R1CH/Key.php You see that word staff in there. I think only staff members have access to create that website | ||
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