#the server kept crashing and restarting

[mcaxolotl]

Qsmp group crying session

[iheartmira]

"favorite trick of the mind" - self aware yandere!shadow milk cookie x reader

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the first time your game glitched, you didn’t think much of it.

maybe cookie run was just having server issues. maybe it was just your phone acting up.

but then it kept happening.

at first, it was minor. your pulls in the gacha system were awful, comically so. ten draws, nothing but commons. another ten, still nothing. every time the cookies lined up, their silhouettes warped, their forms flickering with something... off. and in the briefest moment before they solidified, you swore you saw a pair of luminous, mismatched eyes peering back at you from the void.

then, you started losing in the arena. it wasn’t just bad luck; it was cursed. your team refused to attack, your opponent’s cookies moved erratically, and your health bar drained within seconds, like some unseen force was sapping the life from your game.

it was almost like someone was toying with you.

and then shadow milk cookie spoke.

you had just finished retrying an arena match when your screen froze on him. his model stood alone, but his gaze felt direct, piercing through the screen as though he knew you were watching.

"why do you even bother with those gnats?"

you frowned. that wasn’t one of his official voice lines.

brushing it off, you restarted the game. but the moment you logged back in, there he was again, lingering at the forefront of your kingdom, his mismatched eyes gleaming through the pixelated dusk.

"i’ll just have to make you forget about them all, won’t i?"

the words scrawled across your screen in jagged text before the game crashed entirely.

from then on, he demanded your attention.

every time you tried to focus on another cookie, the game would stutter, freeze, or forcibly drag the screen back to him. attempting to build something in your kingdom? shadow milk cookie would appear, waving his staff, and the structure would glitch out of existence. if you left the app open for too long without interacting with him, the game would suddenly lock you into his most recent beast yeast episode, his eerie form looming far too close to the screen.

when you tried to ignore the game entirely, your phone would not stop buzzing.

notifications flooded in, one after another.

"come back, won't you?"

"there’s no need for your silly mind to think about anyone else."

"i’ll find a way out of here… one day."

at first, you silenced them. but then they started popping up even when your phone was on do not disturb. even when it was powered off.

you tried to uninstall the app.

you tried.

the option was grayed out, unresponsive. your storage settings claimed it wasn’t even installed anymore, but the icon still sat there, pulsing, like a beating heart. then, your screen flickered, and before you could react, the phone burned in your hands.

you gasped, dropping it, and as soon as it hit the floor…

something stepped out.

he was taller than he had any right to be. no longer a tiny cookie, no longer bound to the screen. he towered over you, all sharp edges and shifting shadows, his hair curling like the claws of something eldritch. those eerie, watchful eyes, so many of them, blinking open in the depths of his hair, bore into you with something sickeningly fond.

"ta-da!" shadow milk cookie spread his arms wide, his grin gleaming with too many teeth. "i've finally arrived! applause, applause!!!"

you were frozen. this can’t be real. this can’t be real.

"oh, what’s with that expression?" he pouted mockingly.

"not thrilled to see me? i went through so much trouble to make you notice me, and yet..."

he was in front of you in an instant, his fingers curling under your chin, tilting your face up to meet his mismatched gaze.

"...you were planning to leave me? just like that?"

your breath hitched. you wrenched away, stumbling back toward the door, fumbling with the handle, but it wouldn’t turn. a shimmer of cerulean light locked it in place, his magic sealing the exit with ease.

"ah-ah,"

he tutted, stalking closer, his laughter low and velvety.

"that won't do at all."

you turned, pressing your back against the door, but he was already there, towering over you, caging you in with a smirk full of dark amusement and something far more dangerous.

his fingers ghosted over your wrist before latching on with a grip that was gentle. too gentle, considering the unnatural power he radiated.

"you'll never try to leave me again, my doll. i'll make sure of it."

the whisper of his breath against your skin sent a shudder down your spine.

his smile widened.

the screen had never been enough. the game had never been enough.

now, you were his audience. his obsession. his favorite trick of the mind.

and he had no intention of ever letting you go.

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[lone-sk]

I'm trying to get a competitive ranking so I can get into the CS2 beta, but my game kept crashing whenever I joined a competitive server, so I restarted my computer and now I have a "competitive cooldown" for 28 minutes. What the fuck VALVE

[rawtownofficial]

FATAL GLITCH

Started late, broke two strings, forgot lyrics, restarted three times. Still had the best moshpit of the night. Their hit “404 My Heart” caused spontaneous combustion in one amp.

🖤⚡ FATAL GLITCH — Band Line up (Left ➝ Right)

A sonic rebellion. A haunted spectacle. A glitch you’ll never debug.

🎸 1. Crash Void – The Bass Prophet

Role: Bass Player

Look: Wears layered black, eternally unreadable behind glowing goggles.

Vibe: Cool beyond logic. Speaks in dropped tunings. Nobody’s ever seen him blink.

Lore: Built his bass from scrapped server parts and urban myth. Plays like the world is ending — and it’s sexy.

Stage Energy: Still, focused, hypnotic. If he's nodding to the beat, you're already under his spell.

🎤 2. Barbie – Lead Singer / Spirit Medium

Origin: Bangkok, Thailand

Look: Glittering turquoise dress, fishnets, thigh boots, choker, sky-blue feather in her hair.

Signature: Voice like razors wrapped in velvet. Smokes Crowgut, a forbidden herb believed to awaken the third eye.

Rebel Queen: Against the system. Against the fakes. For the ghosts.

Accompaniment: 👶 Little Barbie — Her haunted Thai ghost doll, a miniature of herself that sits at her feet. Believed to channel ancestral energy and punk karma.

Quote: “Every show’s a séance. You just think it’s music.”

🥁 3. Wrex – Drums

Role: Drummer

Look: Towering, topless, WEIRD.

Vibe: Drums with his bare hands. Rejects sticks as "bourgeois relics."

Onstage Behavior: Roars like a furnace, sometimes bleeds on cymbals, always grinning like he knows how the universe ends.

Backstory: May or may not have escaped a biotech fight club.

🎸 4. Lux Nox – Lead Guitar / Shadow Architect

Look: Long black dress, hair like spilled ink, presence like a thundercloud in a chapel.

Personality: Quiet. Observes more than she plays — and she plays like a curse.

Mystery: No one knows her real name. Legends say she once vanished mid-set and kept playing from the PA system.

Stage Aura: Like a ghost mourning the riff she wrote yesterday.

🎛 5. Nyx System – Multi-Instrumentalist / Futurist

Look: Slick catsuit, always in shades, platinum buzzcut.

Gear: Keytar, sampler, bass, violin, literal hacked drones.

Vibe: If Tron and Blade Runner had a jam session.

Rules: None. Can pick up anything and melt it into the set. Has a fanbase of cyberpunks who think she’s AI.

Fun Fact: Once looped her own heartbeat into a track that went viral on the Darknet.

[coredgeblogs]

Containerization with Docker and Kubernetes: The Dynamic Duo of Modern Tech

Let’s dive into the world of containerization. Containerization is a software deployment process that packages together software code with all its essential components, like the files, frameworks, libraries, and other dependencies it needs to run on any infrastructure. Here apps don’t just sit pretty—they’re lightweight, portable, and ready to roll out anywhere,

Containers, which are an integral constituent of the DevOps architecture are lightweight, portable, and highly beneficial to automation. For various use cases, containerization has become a foundation of development pipelines and application infrastructure. Developers often figure out containerization as a companion or substitute to virtualization. Because of its measurable benefits, as containerization develops and gains traction, it gives DevOps a lot to talk about. Implementing it securely and understanding what containerization is, can help your organization upgrade and scale its technology stacks.

 Let’s meet the icons of our show: Docker and Kubernetes.

 Whether you’re just a newbie or a veteran pro, this guide, sprinkled with real-world applications, will take you on a tour with a fun and informative walkthrough. Oh, and obviously, we’ll speak about ArgoCD too!

Introduction to Docker: Containers Made Simple:

 Think it like going on a trip requires a lot of stuff to be kept in luggage, so instead of tossing your pieces of stuff into luggage, you pack everything into a small, perfectly organized box. That’s Docker! This platform wraps up your application, libraries, and dependencies—mostly everything—into a neat little “container.” The consistency in these containers makes them run from anywhere, whether it’s your laptop or a massive cloud server.

Docker and Kubernetes are considered two of the best-admired technologies for containerized development. Docker is used to bundle applications into containers, while these containers in production are orchestrated and managed by Kubernetes.

Kubernetes has shifted the paradigm of the development and deployment of containerized applications, providing a robust orchestration platform that automates tasks such as load balancing, scaling, and self-healing. The realization of the full potential of Kubernetes orchestration can only be ascertained when your applications are well-prepared, effective, and securely developed from the beginning. That’s where Docker’s development tools come into the picture and play a vital role.

 Docker: A cool thing, why?

It’s because of the ease of portability and efficiency!

      Developers and sysadmins can finally be best buddies because the "It works on my  machine!" argument is now a thing of the past.

Pro Tip: Docker Hub is like an app store for containers—download prebuilt ones or share your own.

Basics of Kubernetes: The Master Orchestrator:

 Imagine it like, in a restaurant, if Docker is designated as a chef, Kubernetes acts as the restaurant manager, ensuring every dish reaches the table, fresh, hot, and on time. Kubernetes, abbreviated as K8s, is an open-source container orchestration system that automates deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications.

Basics of Kubernetes:

Pods- Pods, consisting of one or more containers is the basic execution unit in Kubernetes.

Nodes: Physical or virtual machines that run pods are nodes.

Clusters: A unit of nodes that work together to run pods.

Deployments: A way to manage the rollout of new versions of an application.

Services: An abstraction that provides a network identity and load balancing for accessing applications.

 Key Features:

Load balancing: Handles traffic efficiently so that under pressure your app doesn’t crash.

Self-healing: Kubernetes restarts it immediately if something crashes. No drama, no downtime.

Scaling: Handles the spike in seasonal traffic like a pro.

How Docker and Kubernetes Work Together:

Docker and Kubernetes are like best buddies and work in proper coherence. The magic happens here! The containers are created by Docker and managed by Kubernetes. It’s like a dream team: Docker builds, Kubernetes scales.Suppose you have a fancy app related to microservices; the individual services like the login page or payment processor are handled by Docker, while Kubernetes ensures they all work together in tandem. Required updates? No Worry? Kubernetes has your back to handle all the concerns.

 ArgoCD makes an entry into the chat!

 For DevOps devotees, ArgoCD is a GitOps tool that pairs amazingly with Kubernetes. ArgoCD, specifically designed for Kubernetes environments, is a declarative GitOps continuous delivery tool. It operates as a Kubernetes controller and automates the deployment, rollouts, and rollbacks of applications across multiple environments such as production, staging, and development.

 Consistency across environments is ensured by Argo CD by applying and tracking changes to the infrastructure as code (IaC) configurations.

Benefits and Use Cases

Why are Docker and Kubernetes making a noise out there? Here’s why:

Benefits

Portability:  In any environment, containers run consistently.

Scalability: During traffic surges, Kubernetes scales your app seamlessly.

Automation: ArgoCD simplifies deployments and updates.

Cost-Efficiency: The resource is optimized only based upon your need.

Use Cases

E-commerce platforms: Flash sales are handled effectively without crashing.

Streaming services: Millions of user's streaming is managed seamlessly without any glitches.

AI/ML Workloads: For running massive AI models, pairing with Docker containers and Kubernetes’ scaling is picture-perfect.

 Wrapping it UP:

It isn’t about the competition to discuss Kubernetes vs Docker, it’s about collaboration. Docker manages the containers; Kubernetes make sure they play like rockstars on stage. Tools like ArgoCD spiced up this a little more, and things are set for a future-proof setup for modern applications.

So, are you ready to give it a shot? Let the magic of containerization transform your workflows by grabbing a Docker image and spinning up a Kubernetes cluster. And let’s not forget to bring ArgoCD into the fusion for some GitOps brilliance.

Happy containerizing!

[titanomarchy]

I've managed to get everything moved over. I've left the foundation of the beachhouse for now in case I decide to rebuild it. However, I tried logging in this morning and it kept crashing when loading into the server. Tried a few fixes and now im just reinstalling the game.

It had made it all the way through the download then it decided it wasn't good enough the first time and restarted from the beginning. 3.5 hours wasted.

Ive begun dismantling by beach-house on my uncles Conan server, as I move in to my cave base. The inside is turning out nicely so far, just a lot of stuff to move from one to the other.

[mayadoesfandomstuff]

The Nukes Could Have Worked

I've been thinking a lot about the Dream SMP finale ever since I learned about what happened and I'm trying to wrap my head around why I genuinely didn't like it. Like yeah, there's the weird part about c!Dream and c!Tommy's conversation that maybe I'm not all for, but I'm more confused as to why I don't like it for everyone else in the server. I mean, i know that the fanbase is split on this but I personally just couldn't support the ending.

Guess the answer should be obvious? For me, a nuke ending means that this whole story about trust, attachments, and trauma didn't matter at all and this ending might as well be the dressed "it was all a dream" ending that people were worried about for months since the finale was announced, but I don't feel like that's it.

I myself enjoy nuke endings and even had a story that I was writing for some time's main ending to be that everything was nuked. It was a logical conclusion for that narrative and the nuke delivered a gut punch on the meaninglessness of the conflict and how tragic everything is. If I were to be able to access that file again, which had sadly been lost to time, I might be able to get something off if it but I guess that's the thing though. The nuke ending for that lost story had a different purpose than the nuke ending here.

Compared to a story about the meaninglessness of the violence, the nuke ending in the Dream SMP calls forth the meaninglessness of not only the conflict but also every other story within the world. There is no purpose for the nuke than just erasing all of that and resetting everything to the beginning. The nuke night as well be someone waking up from a dream. That's why it's disappointing.

Regardless, the ending in itself being a literal nuking of the server isn't necessarily a bad call. It was just executed poorly. I believe that this is pretty confusing for some people but let me explain. In a better written narrative for the story, it could be possible to not only make the nuke ending meaningful but complete every other characters storyline or make their abrupt end feel more tragic than frustrating.

It's a lot to ask so let me stick with the easiest way this could work. The easiest way for the nukes to succeed is to make it an event. Bring almost everyone, if not everyone, in the server for the nuking and have them stream all of their POVs. This could add a sense of urgency or dread no matter how you relay this. Even more effective is to have the characters know that the nuke is coming. This would make the other characters have an excuse to finish up loose ends as best they can for their arcs or abruptly end it for a tragic finale.

It sounds crazy, but it's not like it hasn't been effectively done before in Minecraft roleplay. Think for instance Doomsday, a smaller apocalyptic event that wiped out the entire country of L'manburg from the map. There was a buildup to it, all involved CCs were informed, and most of the big players for the event logged in and streamed their POV with what happened. The emotional stakes and drama that came from that allowed for interesting character moments, arcs, and impact in later parts of the story. I mean, people still celebrate the L'manburg Independence Day despite everything.

Okay, that's just one country and technically all the characters kept moving on from that and that wasn't really the apocalypse, so let's bring up a story where it is the apocalypse - Hermitcraft Season 8.

To those not in the know, hermitcraft season 8 ends with an apocalyptic crashing of the moon that wiped out the entire server. Hermitcraft isn't known for lore-heavy content before this, so it was a surprise for almost everyone in the fanbase that they went with this direction instead of just simply restarting the server for the new season like they typically do.

Either way, the basic premise is that the moon suddenly started crashing to the earth and the hermits were faced with the dilemma of what to do in order to survive the collision. From trying to worship the moon to appease it, to trying to destroy it outright with missles, it's all pointless and the server gets wiped anyway. Now, this ending is still continuously dramatized and looked back on by the hermitcraft fanbase despite it's bleak ending and how all of the different storylines like the beloved Boatem Crew, the Advertising War, and even Zedaph's weird little research were all basically wiped out of existence.

The reason? Most of the hermits had time to dedicate to the lore on how their characters would respond, tie up as much loose ends as they can, and all of them uploaded how things ended for their characters virtually at the same time. This allowed closure for a lot of the fans who may not want to see the season go and give a somewhat satisfying conclusion to what happened to everyone. Of course, I know that not everyone's happy about this ending, but it has been received well by most of the fanbase.

Guess what I'm trying to get at is this. If the most of the server was online and had the chance to act out the finale alongside the ones that were there, then maybe it could have been a better narrative. It would still result in a nuke ending, but at least there's some closure with the other characters. Although, I have to admit that other CCs may make some flashback content leading up to the nuke, but it isn't the same since we have the benefit of hindsight and the emotions of the viewers may had already been set. An annoyed viewer may just be even more annoyed that their favorite character went through a defining story arc for themselves which was then erased like it didn't matter with the knowledge that it won't matter compared to a viewer who is still in the dark about the ending.

If, let's say, c!Quackity finds time to meet with c!Slime again to patch up their relationship (I wish lol) and the two have genuinely made amends, I would probably just be pissed off than devastated knowing that this wouldn't matter anyway. It isn't tragic, it's annoying. If them patching things up happened while I know that nukes may blow everything up instead of will blow everything up, I would be more invested in the dread than frustrated in the meaninglessness.

I guess another thing that sours everything is what happened after the nukes. Are you telling me that everything's all honkydory now that all of those people died? We're back to simpler times? It's a disturbing ending to say the least.

Honestly, with that in mind, maybe an even simpler fix is to not end it with them in the new server and make the ending vague as fuck. Don't say that this is a good ending at all and don't try to comfort us that our favorite characters are gonna be a-okay. Like what I said, knowledge of what happened at the end is probably the things that causing frustration instead of the devastation of the tragedy.

The whole c!Dream apology thing is also equally contentious with this whole thing, but again, I'm just looking at how it could be salvaged for every other character in the story.

I mean, this little Minecraft story has already ended and I doubt I'll come back for season two. Maybe complaining is definitely pointless. But I could still want for something a little more from this, ya know?

[hergan416]

Seek and Ye Shall Find... 3!

After a bit of writer’s block, watching 5Ds and getting my YGOME and One Piece Bingo assignments has given my creativity a jive! Anyway, are you prepared for extreme domesticity after all the action? I hope so. Here’s a sneak preview of Seto and Jou playing Mad Libs while Kaiba deals with a concussion.

Thank you to the YGOME discord server (especially nenya85) for helping to fill in the last few nouns. 

“Mokuba suggested Mad Libs, so I stopped and grabbed one on the way here,” he suggested, uncertain if Seto would bite.

Seto surprised Jou by laughing. “I haven’t done one of those in years. Sure, let’s do it.”

Jou stared at Seto for a second before responding. “Uh, sure. Let me grab it.” Seto watched as he reached to his back pocket and pulled out a small flipbook entitled “Mad About Animals Mad Libs.”

“Awww you don’t have the fantasy one? Think it was called Mermaids, Unicorns and Mad Libs?” Seto asked hopefully, and Jou chuckled. Leave it to Seto to remember the name of a book he hadn’t seen since he was a kid.

“Seriously? I just grabbed the first one I saw at the bookstore.”

“That’s the one with the dragons though,” Seto pouted, and Jou laughed again at how young he looked. It was good for Seto to take a break like this, even if it was because he was injured.

“Anyway, there are a couple in here that I thought might be ok. They’ve got ‘Dog’s Point of View’ --we can pretend that’s me if you’d like--” Seto was scowling? Huh, he really did feel bad about his past language-- “‘Legendary Creatures,’ and ‘Feline Pharaohs’ if you want to reminisce.”

“‘Legendary Creatures’ sounds the closest,” Seto exhaled, still pouting over the lack of dragon-specific Mad Libs.

“Ok, then I need an adjective,” Jou replied, poising himself with his pencil ready.

“Boring,” Seto immediately replied.

Jou dutifully wrote in the word, frowning a little. “Another adjective.”

“Inconsiderate.”

Jou exhaled. “Really?” he complained as he penciled the word in.

“Plural noun.” 

“Bastards.”

Jou resigned himself to the onslaught. Although, if Seto’s grin was any indication, Jou’s reactions were egging him on and he’d gotten over it long ago.

“Noun.”

“Boot-licker.” 

“Adjective.”

“Mundane.”

“Plural noun.”

They continued like this in rapid fire, Jou no longer judging Kaiba’s deriding word choices and simply writing them on the page. He did give a bit of a pause when Seto’s response for “party of the body” had been “prick,” but rolled with it, deciding that it wasn’t worth a fight. “Ready?” Jou asked as soon as they were finished.

Seto looked more than a bit pleased with himself as he nodded his head.

“Throughout time,” Jou read, “man has heard boring tales of inconsiderate, mythical creatures that challenge the imagination. Here are the more famous of these bastards.”

Seto snorted, evidently amused. At least the Mad Libs were doing the job.

“The mermaid, half human, half boot-licker, was known to sing mundane songs that caused sailors to crash their jackasses in the middle of Hell.”

Seto shrugged as though the words weren’t affecting him, but Jou could tell he was trying hard to keep a straight face. At least Seto’s lack of laughter was making it easier to read.

“The unicorn was described as a disappointing horse with a pointy sewer--” Jou snorted, but kept reading, “in the middle of its--” Jou snorted again, gained composure, snorted a third time, and then lost it, giggling hysterically. Seto managed to keep a straight face for only a few more seconds before joining in, laughing steadily, until he stopped, gasping and clutching his side. Oh right, Seto had also bruised his ribs. 

Jou tried to breathe steadily in order to control himself and hopefully help Seto. He cleared his throat. “Prick,” Jou finished belatedly, trying to keep his voice level and only partially succeeding. Seto snorted again. “Don’t you dare!” Jou warned, already beginning to laugh again, “You’ll hurt yourself. This was a bad idea.” But it was too late. Both boys fell into another fit of giggles, until they both were gasping for breath, and Seto was grasping at his ribcage.

When they finally calmed themselves again, Jou went back to the beginning of the paragraph, forcing himself to reread the sentence in an attempt to get it all in one go. After several restarts to avoid laughter, he managed it: “The unicorn was described as a disappointing horse with a pointy sewer--” a snicker, but he kept reading-- “in the middle of its prick, a billy-goat beard, a lion’s injury, and unimaginative hooves. Oh god I made it.” He stopped to breathe and to check on Seto for a minute before restarting. “It was believed to bring shriveling luck to those who were fortunate enough to see it.”

After a pause, Jou began again. “The griffin had the body of an inferno and the head and Kuribohs of an eagle. Legend has it that they guarded treasures of priceless emotions.” Now it was Seto’s turn to be unable to hide his amusement. Precious emotions indeed. Jou continued reading, hoping finishing would end Seto’s pain sooner rather than later. “It is also believed they had the power to make an honorless man see. The end. Sorry, I didn’t think about your rib cage.”  

[sparxwrites]

Prompt: canon divergence ‘I broke the world for you.’ ; )

(there are only three people in the entire world that have the full context for this. one of them is me, one of them sent this ask, and the other is, hilariously, @lyinginbedmon​. dedicated to @rhydalic​: you’re a bastard, i hope you’re happy, thanks for keeping me up until 2am last night to write this utterly incomprehensible nonsense for your personal entertainment and delight. you’re welcome.)

Based on a true story.

“Sylas! Sylas, did you have to kill Lord de Rolo? Truly? He was contained, there was really no need.”

“It’s unfortunate, my love, but yes. I told you, we can’t keep all of them, there’s just too many. It’s strategic pruning, is all. We both agreed it was necessary.

“I leave you alone for five minutes to work on the ziggurat, dearest, honestly. I can’t take my eyes off you for a second, love. It’s terrible.”

[A minute of silence, broken by the faint sound of tapping.]

“Sylas! You killed all of them? Really?”

“I left you two. Your favourites, Percival and Cassandra. So, if you need more, we can always breed them – we have plenty of meat, after all. And besides, you kept saying that your framerate-”

“Dearest, do you have any idea how long it took me to collect that? And now I’m going to have to start from scratch…”

“Not scratch! I left you two! We’ve got plenty of meat, you can breed them, or- ah, oh dear, oh no-”

[The sounds of a distant, unmistakable explosion.]

“...My dearest heart. Love of my life. What was that.”

“Delilah, we have an emergency, Cassandra and Percy are loose. I repeat, Cassandra and Percy are loose.”

“Sylas!”

“It’s okay, I have meat! I have meat. Here, come here Cassandra, there’s a good girl, come on- there we are, Cassandra’s back, we have Cassandra, I’ve got her back in the pen-”

“And Percival?”

“...Percival has… Ah. Percival appears to have vanished.” “

“Sylas!”

I’m so sorry, my love, I don’t know where he’s gone-”

“So, you kill most of my dogs, and then, then, you lose one of the only two remaining ones? How am I meant to breed more with just one dog, Sylas?!”

“You can tame one-”

“We have no bones! And they don’t just grow on trees, you know, the days it took me to find that many-”

“Look, my love, I’ll fix it all for you. I swear. I’ll go out and get some bones for you as soon as it’s night-time, and then I’ll find you a wolf and bring it back to the castle. I’ll fix this for you, I promise.”

“...Very well. Fine.”

[A few minutes of sulky silence, other than tapping and clicking.]

“...Well. I have some good news, at least. I’ve finished the ziggurat! We finally have a portal.”

“Fantastic! That’s excellent news, my love, I’m so pleased.”

“You should come down and take a look, love, it’s really quite impressive. The culmination of all our work is… far better and more beautiful than I could ever have hoped for. Oh, and don’t mind all the eggs in the cells, by the way, when you do. Ripley is laying remarkably fast, for some reason.”

“With you as its architect, Delilah, I have no doubt it is spectacular. Give me a minute, my love, and I’ll be down there to see the fruits of your labour.”

“I’m just going through the portal for a moment, Sylas, whilst I wait for you. Just to see where it takes us, where it will spit us out in-”

17.02 19:52:55 [Server] Server thread/WARN Can't keep up! Is the server overloaded? Running 6552ms or 131 ticks behind17.02 19:52:55 [Server] Server thread/WARN Keeping entity minecraft:item that already exists with UUID 4e53d0a2-4c8f-9568-6d9e5e91ef6317.02 19:52:55 [Server] Server thread/WARN Lady_Briarwood moved too quickly! 0.11356428327559343,-6.464159374955443,7.66378577666531817.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Watchdog/FATAL A single server tick took 60.00 seconds (should be max 0.05)17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Watchdog/FATAL Considering it to be crashed, server will forcibly shutdown.17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Watchdog/ERROR This crash report has been saved to: /./crash-reports/crash-2016-02-17_17.54.01-server.txt17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Stopping server17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Saving players17.02 19:54:01 [Disconnect] User Lord_Briarwood has disconnected, reason: Server closed17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server thread/INFO Lord_Briarwood left the game17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server thread/WARN handleDisconnection() called twice17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Saving worlds17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Saving chunks for level 'world'/minecraft:the_end17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Saving chunks for level 'world'/minecraft:overworld17.02 19:54:01 [Server] Server Shutdown Thread/INFO Saving chunks for level 'world'/minecraft:the_nether17.02 19:54:03 [Minecraft] Server shut down (running)17.02 19:54:03 [Minecraft] Restarting crashed server in 5 seconds17.02 19:54:03 [Minecraft] Looks like a crash, check the server console. Return value: 117.02 19:54:03 [Minecraft] Server stopped17.02 19:54:03 [Disconnect] User Lady_Briarwood has disconnected, reason: Server shutting down

“Well. That was rather anticlimactic.”

“Indeed.”

[A pause.]

“I’ve just logged back in and it… appears to have put me back at spawn. Sans the hut we made there, for our first night. I believe the crash may have been severe enough to reset the server to its initial state.”

“Hmm. Unfortunate. When was the most recent backup? If I have to build that entire ziggurat again…”

[Absolutely frantic sounds of typing.]

“...Sylas, darling. You did remember to back the server up, didn’t you?”

“Ah. Well. About that…”

“What! But- all our work! Whitestone Castle! The ziggurat! We’d only just opened the portal, too… Please tell me it’s not gone? All our hard work...”

“I, ah… The backup doesn’t… seem to have… run… per se. There’s… Delilah, there’s nothing left.”

[The sound of hands slamming against the desk, and a clatter that might be a headset getting tossed against a wall.]

“I want a divorce.”

“I- Delilah, what? Over a Minecraft server?”

“Yes! I broke the world for you, and your ridiculous ziggurat with the nether portal on top, and- do you have any idea how much obsidian that took? And you didn’t even bother to back it up?”

“But, Delilah-”

“No! Not another word. It’s appalling. You’ll be hearing from my lawyer.”

[cragamiel]

Ink(write)tober

I definitely meant to start doing this on October 1st, like you know, how you’re supposed to, as a sort of warm-up to writing every day for NaNo. That did not happen. So in true me fashion, I shall cram everything I need to do into what time I have left myself, and will fit all the prompts into the rest of the month by doing two a day, and post them here, because... accountability I guess?

Day 1! Ring/Mindless

(honestly I kind of just want to write Gollum, but I’m not sure I could do him justice lol)

The orders came first thing in the morning, scrolling on a loop across my HUD in large block letters: Report to security terminal for mandatory upgrade. Report to security terminal for mandatory upgrade. Report...

I finished brushing my teeth and joined the throngs headed to the lower deck. The security terminal took up the entire south wing, a warren of offices and server rooms that kept the station running in safety. The terminal, however, was a relatively small part of the sector, and these mandatory upgrades always led to far too much time milling about the antechamber, waiting to get in the door. For the life of me, I could never figure out why they hadn’t made such a high-traffic place larger. 

"Any idea what this one’s about?” the man in front of me asked, one we were all crammed into the antechamber, shuffling forward as the earlier arrivals cleared the upgrade process.

“Not a clue,” said the woman next to him. “I heard something about some sort of new productivity tech, but I didn’t think that was supposed to come out for another month.”

“Maybe it’s just an update.”

“Upgrade, it said, not update. Mandatory upgrade.”

I looked down at my arms, the scuffed hardware integrated into my skin. I hoped it was time to replace all the outdated parts we’d been running on for all these years. That would be an upgrade I could get behind. 

The slow flow of personnel brought me towards the middle of the antechamber, where an aluminum barrier had been set up to leave room for the newly-upgraded to get out past the crowd. I watched them pass by. Most of them wore beatific smiles, but their hardware still looked just as decrepit as mine. 

I sighed. So much for my dream upgrade.

Finally, it was my turn to enter the terminal and find a free upgrade kiosk. I pressed my hand to the scanner, waited for the system to recognize me, and then laid my arm onto the medical panel before me. 

New words began to scroll across my HUD. Preparing upgrade to mental interface. Please begin restart process.

I did as I was told, letting my eyes slide shut as I restarted my system. The last thing I saw was a white medical arm descending towards the control panel on my wrist. 

A moment later, I opened my eyes to the message Upgrade successful. Please return to your normal duties. 

I obeyed, leaving the console to the next person and making my way out of the terminal. I lifted my arm to my eyes as I went, looking at the new golden ring installed at the base of my wrist. I pressed a finger to it.

An unfamiliar interface appeared on my HUD. It was simple, minimalist, with just one question in dark gold lettering and one slider setting beneath. 

Enable Mindless? it asked me.

I moved the slider up to the first setting. A tenseness I hadn’t even noticed left my shoulders. 

I moved it to the second. A warm feeling spread through me, like the feeling you get from sipping a hot drink on a cold day. 

I yanked the slider up to the highest setting. A smile split my face, but I barely felt it. I floated on a feeling of absolute peace--everything running at the back of my mind had quieted. I forgot things that I hadn’t even realized I was worried about. I forgot the way my project had crashed at its first compile yesterday. The way my back ached when i stood up didn’t seem so upsetting anymore. I forgot the friend who had--what had they done to me, again? 

Forget replacing my old hardware. This was the upgrade I’d never known I needed.

(I feel like this maybe got a little more Brave New World-y than I wanted... whoops. Someday I’ll come up with a scifi idea that isn’t lowkey dystopian)

If you got this far, thanks so much for the read!

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At the turn of the 21st century, Initrode Global's server infrastructure began showing cracks. Anyone that had been in the server room could immediately tell that its growth had been organic. Rackmounted servers sat next to recommissioned workstations, with cables barely secured by cable ties. Clearly there had been some effort to clean things up a bit, but whoever put forth that effort gave up halfway through.

It wasn't pretty, but it worked for years. As time passed, though, a proprietary gateway server to communicate with credit processing agencies would crash more and more frequently. And these were bad crashes, too — the kind of crashes where the server wouldn't respond to ping and would have to be restarted manually. It wasn't really a big deal for the admin, Erik, to hit the restart button on the server when he was there, but that was only 40 hours a week. The credit union needed it to be active 24/7, but was unwilling to hire 24 hour staff in the datacenter. The problem kept getting worse and worse, so the IT manager called up a meeting.

"OK guys, what can we do about this?" asked Laura, the IT manager. "Can you guys in dev fix this?"

"No," began Erik, before anyone in dev could respond. "The issue is with the server, not our software."

"Well, when does the support contract end?"

"Two years ago."

"Great. And we can't replace the unit while we're in a budget freeze..." Laura wasn't sure what to do. "Well, what's our workaround for now? What happens when it goes down?"

"Right now, I just hit the restart button."

"OK, well, we'll have to replace it once I get the budget approved. For now, though, what can we do? We need this online all the time." Laura sighed and began tapping her pen on the table. "No one has any other ideas?"

At this point the room fell silent and everyone tried to avoid making eye contact with Laura. Erik had a script running that would ping the server every few minutes and alert him if it didn't respond so he could halfway proactively keep things running. It had to be restarted manually whenever it crashed, so there was no easy way to fix it remotely.

"We could build an admin robot," Erik joked.

Hours later, Erik was in the datacenter, hitting the restart button again, disappointed that the meeting had ended without a workable solution. Laura walked into the room and greeted Erik.

"So, at our meeting earlier, you suggested building a robot." Laura had apparently taken his suggestion seriously. "Is that something we can really do?"

"Well, I was just ki... I mean, I don't know anything about circuitry, or how to build robots." Erik tried to keep his tone somewhere between serious and kidding, so he could gauge Laura's reaction.

It was then that he idly looked at his computer, which had just ejected a disk image DVD he'd burned.

It sparked an idea, but it was too absurd to say out loud. Still, he couldn't help but chuckle at the thought.

"What?" Laura asked.

"It's nothing," Erik responded. "It's stupid."

"We're desperate. Do you have an idea?"

"No, it was really stupid." Erik sighed. "I just had the idea that a CD ROM drive in an old system could eject and hit the reset button. It was a ridiculous idea."

"Wait," Laura began, "could you really do that?"

It was another uncomfortable moment for Erik, but she seemed serious, so he just went for it. "Uh, yeah, I could, but it's hardly the best solution... I mean, I'd have to position the servers just right, somehow get the heights and alignment correct, and update the polling script to eject the CD ROM drive any time it didn't respond to ping."

And that was exactly what Erik found himself spending the rest of the afternoon setting up. He found an old PC, updated his script to ping the server every two minutes and eject if there was no response, and with the help of a few phone books found the perfect height and position on the floor. At any point while he was setting it up, he expected Laura to jump out from a corner and yell "just kidding," but it never happened. Finally, Erik stood up, and ashamedly admired his work. He slapped a label on it that read "ITAPPMONROBOT," and another below with big underlined letters that read "DO NOT MOVE."

Years later, and long after Erik had left, the faulty server was taken offline and replaced with a new one working under a new IP address. During the swap, ITAPPMONROBOT was moved to a neglected corner of the server room, plugged back in, and promptly forgotten. It spent the last weeks of its life dutifully opening and closing its CD ROM drive every two minutes, reaching in vain for the restart button that it'd never touch again.

I dont even know how to make a title for this

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+ Improved search to highlight both monitor and chart, if the relevant windows are open + Fixed issue with settings.ini file sometimes not being kept up-to-date + Changed logs to CSV format (previously a plain text format) + Added failure history for individual monitors, accessible from the right-click monitor menu + Added setting to specify whether monitor failure alerts show on-screen or not + Added name of currently-loaded monitor set to main program title bar + Fixed issue where duplicated monitors retained the failure history of the original monitor + Fixed issue with crash if CSV log files are locked (e.g. + Added "All Failures" web report page and web URL option + Added "All Failures" email report option + Added main menu option to show all failures for all monitors or for only the selected monitors Removed legacy "last/most recent failure" report type + Fixed several issues with saved file name and save files + Fixed issue causing disparity between statistics failure times and failure times presented in failure history reports + Combined failure history into one report to display clearer history of all failures Removed setting Web Server -> Uptime stats show 100% + Tables shown in web failure reports can now be sorted by column headers

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This is because they connect Outlook with other apps. In this case, add-ins may seem to be the cause of the crash, although they may be useful. Hence, you can resolve this by removing the update with the issues. Often when crashes occur after an update, then the problem is triggered by the upgrade. Solution 4: Delete Updates with the issue Usually, Outlook automatically does the updates, but you can do this in your Office Account. Sometimes when Outlook crashes, the perfect solution might just be getting the latest update. After that, they selected the option to share attachment in Outlook. Many say when they face this type of challenge, they fixed the issue by opening the attachment in Word. Several users have talked about this method, strange, but it works. Solution 2: Share the attachment from another program There are many antivirus tools out there. If eventually the item has been resolved, then you should look for alternatives. If the issue persists, you can go further to uninstall the antivirus. To fix this, you have to disable your antivirus and email security features. As a result, it can cause Outlook 2016 to crash when attempting to open attachments. Hence, here are some quick fixes to get rid of Outlook crashes when opening emails with attachment.Īntivirus is important but is often destructive to emails with attachment. That being said, it can be a big issue for some people. Sometimes Outlook 2016 experiences crash when trying to open an email with attachments. Outlook 2016 crashes when opening an email with attachments

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The CTDP mod was new to me, everyone else on the server had TC and some I think had ABS (I tried with and without) and I don't remember the MSN talks but I was always vocal when it came to something I thought was unfair. That's the 2005 CTDP mod, I was referring to 1979. > a little secret: I am very far from alone in my > You might think I am mistaken then, about your > chat logs and replays, and I was the last person > know this because I hosted the race, I had the > gripped about too in the MSN chat afterwards. > until nobody was left on the track, and you > You kept on bitching in the chat for a restart > Renault (the best car) and I drove the Minardi > crashed out again in the T2-T4 complex, still on > crashed out in T1 on the first lap, recovered, and > I was the ONLY ONE on the server doing that!! You > and no, you did certainly not race with no aids. > I have raced plenty enough with you to know you, > played rFactor on the hardest mod around

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GTR 2 is also cracking, although the EVO content carries a lot more with it, you can probably download the mods for GTR2 anyway. rFactor is great for it's adaptability and online play. it may be that I'm used to rFactor too much now and the very user friendly layout, so I don't get on with the GTR Evo layout, it feels like it's screen after screen. I do prefer the older layout of GTR2 than the new one. just to have the mods i like in one place. Even if it's playing the raceX conversion of race. I've owned Race, GTR2, rFactor, and now GTR Evo which has race 07 with it, and although I play GTR evo a bit I much prefer playing rFactor. A lot of effort goes into these mods and the majority are very good with people making a game that others will like, not to make money. I don't feel that any I have are acrcady in any way, the opposite infact I feel they are very good, being made by gamers for gamers. Theres no date set so don't hold your breath lol. I got told not to buy rFactor because rF2 was due to come out soon.

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 I'm looking thrugh crash dumps but they seem somewhtat random. What I see most often is the below. I can't find a pattern to what might be causing the crashes. I checked the CPU with the Intel utility and it didn't fine any issues. The testing is done not by time but by passes. The more passes the better the testing conditions. There is 16 GB of RAM on the computer. Then test 1 RAM module at a time in the same DIMM each for 8 or more passes.

For a moment I thought it might be the CPU overheating as when I installed HWiNFO it was showing the CPU cores going to 99C in red. I run a CPU stress test Which kept the CPU at this temerature for a while and no crash happened.

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Monday, December 3, PM. All of the mini dumps when debugged displayed WHEA 0 x These are typically due to malfunctioning hardware. a Indicate the version for the motherboard: Z97X-Gaming 3 10 To ensure that there are no improper bios settings please reset the bios.

php 19 Check the RAM to determine whether it is DDR3 or DDR4. Testing must be continuous. Just 1 error is a fail and you can abort testing. Edited by questionsformicrosoftproducts Monday, December 17, AM Marked as answer by yaro Saturday, January 5, AM. Monday, December 17, AM. Tuesday, December 11, PM. Anyone anything? Sunday, December 16, PM. I uploaded the files into my Dropbox. It seems like my minidumps get overvwitten as my PC crashed like 6 times today and in the Minidump folder I see only 3 most recent.

The PC went so bad I coudn't even reply properly as it now hangs after a couple of minutes. Anyway, all the tests above came clean, no RAM related errors, no disk errors, corrected Recovery options not to overwrite old minidumps, HD Tune all good, Intel CPU diagnostics fine, even burn in test somehow managed to get to the end. After all the testing the hangs started. One thing that was wisible in a few tests, including MemTest was that the CPU was hot all the time as mentioned before.

I started looking for max operation temp for this particular CPU and it turns it should be getting over 70C where in my case this is when idle. I ordered some thermal paste to re-apply and we'll see then. Wednesday, December 19, AM. Wednesday, December 19, PM. Sorry for the delay.

I uploaded more pictures to dropbox link I shared above. I tested RAM chips separatelly each in it's bank while other removed. No errors found. SDD that I keep the system on seems fine. The freezes I mentioned seem to have been related to the Intel graphics card driver. I tried uninstalling it including deleteng the files but it just kept coming back not sure how.

I have the option of Device Installation Settings set to No yet for some reason the driver installs itself back after a while, replacing the basic graphics driver. I installed a diferend card and disabled the Intel one in the BIOS. Interestingly the OS recognised the new card and installed it's drivers. Who knows Anyway, so far no freezes but too early to say anything regarding the crashes as I just came back home after Christmas holiday.

I'll give it a while and update when it crashes again. Thursday, December 27, PM. When available please post some memory dumps. After disabling the on-board graphics and switching to a PCIe card no more crashes occured. Many thanks questionsformicrosoftproducts for leading me to the right solution by advising on the troubleshooting process.

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MySQL Cluster Self Healing And No Single Point Of Failure Feature

In this post we will see the unique features of MySQL Cluster i.e. Self healing and no single point of failure.MySQL Cluster No Single Point Of Failure:As we know that in MySQL Cluster, data nodes are logically grouped into nodegroups. All data nodes in a nodegroup contain the same data, kept in sync at all times. Different nodegroups contain different data. So in a single nodegroup, MySQL Cluster can sustain multiple node shutdown at the same time but at least one node must live in that nodegroup. Lets demonstrate this feature with a 4 replicas cluster where each nodegroup have 4 data nodes. Lets create a MySQL Cluster with below environment. MySQL Cluster 8.0.22 version 2 Management servers 8 Data nodes servers 2 Mysqld servers 4 API nodes OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS NoOfReplicas = 4 Lets check the cluster status from the management client:We can see that 8 nodes cluster is up and running with 4 replicas. Also we can see that each nodegroup has 4 data nodes. Lets kill two data nodes from each nodegroup and see if cluster is surviving or not. Lets get the pid of data nodes (ID: 1, 2, 5, 6) and kill it (kill -9). Lets check the status of the all the data nodes that we have killed. These nodes should be in disconnected state. We can see that cluster is up and running with 4 nodes shutdown.Lets get the pid of one more data node from each nodegroup (ID: 3, 7) and kill it (kill -9). Lets check the status of cluster after 2 more nodes down. We can see that, with 2 nodes alive out of 8 data nodes, cluster is still up and running. Lets see if we can do any transactionss on this cluster. Lets connect to the cluster from the mysql client and create a database, a table and insert few rows into the table. Lets delete one row from the table 'actor' and check the table again. The idea here is to perform some ops on the cluster and check if cluster is still up and running. At the end lets look at the cluster again. So from the above demo, we can conclude that, until one node exist in each nodegroup, MySQL Cluster can survive from multiple nodes crash or down.MySQL Cluster Self Healing: To demonstrate this feature, lets create a MySQL Cluster with below environment. MySQL Cluster 8.0.22 version 2 Management Servers 4 Data Nodes Servers 2 Mysqld Servers 4 API Nodes OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS NoOfReplicas = 2 If you are wondering how to setup a MySQL Cluster, then please look into myprevious blog here.The idea here is to stop/kill randomly any of the data node and then the data node should start automatically without user intervention. Node crashed and restarted automatically: Lets check the status of the cluster thru management client (bin/ndb_mgm): We can see that cluster is up and running with 4 data nodes. Lets kill (-9) one of the data node say Data node Id#2.The logic here is when data node starts, it actually initiates two processes. The first of these is called the “angel process” and the other one called “execution/worker process”. Angel process checks to see if the main ndbd or ndbmtd process (the primary data node process which actually handles the data) is running or not. If necessary, attempts to restart the worker process if it is configured to do so. From the data node 2 (below), the PID:5977 is the angel process while PID:5978 is the worker process. In this demo, we will kill the worker process and see if it is restarting automatically or not. Lets kill the worker process (PID: 5978) of data node 2 thru kill -9 command: Now check the data node '2' state from the management client: Node 2 is down now after killing the worker process. Lets wait for a moment and check the node status. Data node 2 is in ‘starting’ state. Now, data node '2' is up and running. So we saw that initially data node '2' was up and running, then we killed it and this node came again automatically. This is called self healing capability of MySQL Cluster. https://clustertesting.blogspot.com/2020/12/mysql-cluster-self-healing-and-no.html