Life In 19x19

It doesn't matter if the site is trusted. The exploit is being deployed through ad networks. If the trusted site uses an ad network that has been compromised with the exploit, and you view that site, and you have a vulnerable version of Java, arbitrary code can be executed on your processor. This ...

This only works for non-UI code. It would be of very limited use for the KGS client.

You get an admin, who can threaten a ban if the naughty player doesn't finish the game properly.

Then they escape, switch accounts, and play again.

wms stated earlier in this thread that he won't be fixing the stone sounds issue. There are workarounds in this thread you can try.

That video isn't entertaining and threatens to kill brain cells.

People have called for years for the source to be released. It will never happen.

Indeed. Time is kept on the server and sent to the client with each move. One problem with your proposed solution is a hacked client would allow people to have more time each move than they should have by telling the server they were lagging when they really weren't. Say for instance I see my ...

I seem to be detecting a lag in communication.

Is the likelihood of faulty hops on the way to other go servers any smaller? No. If it's not KGS's fault, why don't we experience lag on other go servers?

Perhaps this is purely subjective, as I play more games on KGS than on other servers, but ...

Thanks for putting that in fewer words and simpler sentences. I hope they finally understand the problem now. It's exhausting to try and explain in long polite posts what is the problem.

To wms, bigdoug and others: I lose because kgs kicks me out of the game +70% of the time (extreme lag or plain ...

Hi, I'm Amy. For those who aren't aware, I am a lesbian trans woman. I am one of the room owners of Rainbow Friends alongside Warfreak2. I saw the tussle in EGR and want to weigh in.

I, a lesbian, disagree with your assertion that the admins are homophobic. I know BigDoug and he is absolutely ...

By the way, I hate it when the disk is broken up into lots of little partitions. The ISP did that for some reason when they initialized the disk, so now I have to always be fiddling around to keep the partitions from filling up. Why not just one huge one, that makes it so easy.
Disc access on the ...