EPTOn February 03 2013 01:08 StarStruck wrote:
We knew this was going to happen.
Romad is retired. Enough said.
We knew this was going to happen.
Romad is retired. Enough said.
It's not like he was the only BWChart wizard ;p
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NrG.Bamboo
United States2756 Posts
It's not like he was the only BWChart wizard ;p | ||
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FakePseudo
Belgium716 Posts
Using combination from high school math, C(12,0) + C(12,1) + C(12,2) + C(12,3) + C(12,4) + C(12,5) + C(12,6) + C(12,7) + C(12,8) + C(12,9) + C(12,10) + C(12,11) +C(12,12) = 4096 patterns for 12 letters. Wow man. This has close to no importance, but it just makes me sick to see this when you could obviously just do 2^12 (twelve positions that could either be a R or q, with no influence between position or other rules). This brings me to the point that barcodes could obviously be handled with binary logic and calculus. We could dig through this. Even if i agree that 6-6 (1,3,5,7,9,11) tells more than 2730, identifying every barcode to a 0-4095 number through its binary value could simplify dealing with all this data. | ||
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
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Render
United States249 Posts
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Nezgar
Germany534 Posts
On February 03 2013 01:16 paralleluniverse wrote: Why? For the same reason that rule exists in WoW, gibberish names don't look right. There is already a way to hide custom games. Hiding ladder games would be as dumb as hiding tournament games. WoW is a role playing game, it's quite understandable why you wouldn't want gibberish names that break the immersion. SC2 is not such a thing an thus there is no need to use a "real" name. The problem with privacy is not just the match history, it's also playing against each other. Hiding the build order in the match history only does so much when you are playing against other pro's with your new super uber build. You play them once, they have the replay and a name. With a barcode they have only the replay but no idea which player it actually was. The data clearly shows that there is a need for privacy for many of the pros. Great article by the way. Keep up the good work, your stuff is always interesting or entertaining to read. | ||
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algorithm0r
Canada486 Posts
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yankjenets
United States232 Posts
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ThomasR
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Black Gun
Germany4482 Posts
(and thats what makes this site so awesome^^^^) good job orek! | ||
Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
On February 02 2013 23:41 Kaden wrote: Not really; its more the ability to see peoples matches and their exact buildorders from games. On iCCup progamers have a long tradition of using random strings of random characters to make their name harder to differentiate, this happens regardless of your account system. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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city42
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On February 03 2013 05:31 heyoka wrote: This is so awesome. On iCCup progamers have a long tradition of using random strings of random characters to make their name harder to differentiate, this happens regardless of your account system. I don't remember this at all, how long have they been doing it? | ||
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Th0R
Canada359 Posts
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SnowfaLL
Canada730 Posts
On February 03 2013 05:31 heyoka wrote: This is so awesome. On iCCup progamers have a long tradition of using random strings of random characters to make their name harder to differentiate, this happens regardless of your account system. I was playing on iccup back in the old days when it was quite famous with koreans/top foreigners, and don't remember that. But either way, I was talking more about the build orders being shown, rather than the matchlist. But if hots has a privacy setting now, that should help with this and hopefully reduce this in ladder. | ||
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ChoDing
United States740 Posts
the 27th one. 바코드킬러 바코드킬러 literally reads 'Barcode Killer' LOVE IT | ||
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Hier
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ajxPurpleRain
United States87 Posts
P.S. The new ultimate try-hard gold league ladder name: Liquid'lIIlIlIlIlI | ||
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alQahira
United States511 Posts
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Cheerio
Ukraine3178 Posts
It just goes to show that if you are passionate enough, you can turn literaIly anything into an interesting topic. You must be shitting me, man. No? Ok... | ||
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JazzJackrabbit
Canada1272 Posts
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