Hi guys . I want to buy bitcoin and that's why I need my wallet address. Is the address of my wallet the same as when I enter the site?

Introduction:
Pokémon AquaHarmony is a fan game created using RGSS, a derivative of Ruby, in the program RPG Maker XP. AquaHarmony features a custom resolution making it optimal for larger than life interfaces and richer detail. Travel to the Rheno Region where you will discover a new story, characters, creatures and never before seen features in a Fan Game. The Rheno Region is divided up into three sections with rich biomes with diverse creatures both new and old.

Story:
You start your journey in Alpine Town, a small town in the south west portion of the region. There you will meet your rival and the Region's Professor who will pair you up with your first partner. The quiet Rheno Region will not stay quite for long as a crime organization begins to pull strings from the shadows attempting to awaken an ancient power native to the Region. Travel far and wide collecting Pokémon, taking on the Rheno League, training your partners and keeping the fragile balance of the Rheno Region in check. Will you, your Pokémon and Rival be able to harness the power of the region to save it?

Features:
AquaHarmony features new interfaces and mechanics not yet featured in a Fan Game with more being developed to enhance game play! Features include, but not limited to:
- Player v. Player Battles
- Global Trading System
- Player Messaging
- New Evolution Methods
And More!

Screenshots:

   
* Screenshots are currently Interfaces in progress, they do not reflect finalized features or gameplay mechanics.

Credits:
Pokémon Essentials - Maruno, Piccoli and others
NetProtocols - Burka
Graphics, Maps, Story, Scripts - @tbelldesignco

Hello . I will soon want to set up the community and I need specialized LUA language programming for some parts of the site. Is there anyone already here? The programming cost with Bitcoin will be paid on the basis of the number of written lines. Please give me a private message and if you have questions, you can ask in the same thread. It is noteworthy of my friends. I'm a programmer, but I do not have time for the site because I will manage the game server now. Good luck

Did you read the morning news? No?
Don't worry... I am here! (IF you watched Boku no Hero Academia you must know who I am imiting)

So today a fire broke into Strasburg datacenter and burned one of the 3 building. OVH announced that 4 of their nodes has been taken down: SBG 1,2,3,4:

• SBG 2 is totally gone, all clients lost their data and probably their dedicated servers;
  
• SBG 1 lost 4 out of their 12 rooms
  
• SBG 3 & 4 are safe
  

A lot of people are complaining to OVH for this issue but... OVH doesn't have any responsability!

Making a back-up of the data is a responsability of the data's owner not of the data's hoster


Let's hope that there wasn't any important data for you on these servers... it doesn't matter who owned the server but the data inside could be related to you: videogames, public service who knows what there was inside.

If I log into my X game and find out that my character is gone because it was located on SBG 2... I would be sad Q_Q

- rant coming -

Why are all software updates ADDING MB only, and not deleting MB that are no longer needed? Like isn't that a weakness of the software in its own right and counter productive? Maybe even a security risk?

How this rant came about is that I've just updated a tiny blog from WordPress 5.6 to WordPress 5.7 and that added approx 4 MB of space, without me making any changes to the blog. Just pure "script udpate"!

Worst in my experience are Anti-Virus software like Kaspersky. When I first started using Kaspersky a few years back, it was lean and mean and totally great for any of my hardware. Nowadays it's heavy, bloated, and with every new release even Gigabytes in difference. To the extent I had to remove it from my laptop, as it was weighing the system down. I could hardly move with it.

Ditto Windows 10. Why can't there be subtraction of software data that is no longer required happen at the same time when it is "updated". Like only data are added, never subtracted.

Surely when one gets an update or upgrade (particularly when you're paying for it too), then obsolete data should be removed? The aim should be to keep the software as lean as possible? Or am I missing something here?

Ditto OS! The higher the release number, the more bloated the OS gets. I look at CentOS few years ago when it was lean. Now it's super heavy in comparison.

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Continuing my discussion with @tbelldesignco from the shoutbox, I felt this is a good topic to be extended to the community. 

What is your preferred OS, which is the one you use of the majority of your machines, and why?

For me, my preferred OS is CentOS and I use it on the majority of my machines. Now it is for a variety of reasons, I find it more professional than the other OS, I love it's UI (rather shell interface) and far more easy to configure and host applications on than other OS. Besides, I'm fond of the way CentOS enforces it's directory permissions (stricter than others).

People say that Ubuntu is more suitable for Linux newbies, but honestly I started with CentOS and still here. I like Debian though, compared to Ubuntu. 

Package manager being a bit dated on CentOS is definitely a concern, but with a couple years of experience in Linux now I find it better to alt compile whatever I need rather than switching OS. 

Would love to hear your views ... Cheers!

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Hello there, Hope everyone is doing fine in this ongoing pandemic.
Last year, I bought a OVH Singapore VPS last year for my TeamSpeak3 and my CSGO Server. The specs of the VPS is as follows.

• CPU : Intel Core Processor (Haswell, no TSX) @ 1 vCore
  
• RAM : 2GB
  
• HDD : 20GB SSD
  
• Network : 100MBps 
  
• Bandwidth : Unmetered
  
• Virtualization : KVM
  

My main focus of this VPS to host my TeamSpeak3 Server and to get minimal average ping. Pakistani players usually gets 80 Ping on SEA Servers. Bandwidth is unlimited and no matter how many DDoS attacks you face your VPS will not be suspended (duh i know its OVH just adding this sentence for someone whos gonna buy it)


SpeedTest :

Benchmark :


GeekBench:

DDoS Protection (Details): 

• I have been using this VPS for i believe 1-2 years now and it really gets my job time and my uptime most of the time is 100%, Last year i got ddosed which was really heavy which led to downtime of my TeamSpeak3 Server only, I have noticed whenever i get ddosed the game server gets down but the VPS itself works fine like the speed and everything and soon it comes back after sending the ticket to OVH (To which they replied like a week after), They did some updates to my VPS which they didn't disclosed it i'm not sure why but since then i didn't received a single ddos, I usually get emails that a DDoS Attack has been start on your IP and it is being mitigated, Nothing happens over the server. When i frist brought the server i thought 100m/bit is not gonna be enough but yes it is really enough now and it gets my job done. 
  
• I also have a Floating IP which cost me like 0$ now, The first charge is 2$ per IP, Then it only shows in the invoice but shows as 0$ so it's fairly good for me. There is no GAME Protection Available but it works fine for many games though and against many stressers/booters paid ones. Well how do i know this one of my rival actually disclosed which booter he was using and it was really strong but it didn't work on my VPS though. So recommendation for OVH
  

Pros:

• You get unlimited bandwidth.
  
• You get a really good uptime.
  
• You get a decent DDoS Protection.
  
• Multiple Images Available with latest Kernel.
  
• FailOver IPs Available for 2$ only first month.
  
• Solid Performance in Game Servers (Tested CSGO , Minecraft - Which really eats up CPU alot)
  

Cons:

• Support really sucks! (They really take an eternityto reply)
  
• Re-installing OS takes really long
  
• Rebooting takes really long
  

Rating:

• DDoS Protection : 8/10
  
• VPS Performance : 10/10
  
• Uptime : 10/10
  
• Control Panel : 6/10
  
• Support : 4/10
  

I hope you enjoyed reading this.

Regards,
sAmI

P.S : I literally wrote this thread in November 2020 and saved it as a draft i never ever got time to complete it xD