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Not necessarily, unless the bulk of changed int/long usage is arrays. JVMs are free to allocate with any alignment/padding they decide to, both between properties and at the end of an object. An int might actually be internally the same as long, on platforms where that's significantly faster...

I am guessing that "two cocoons" was still better on average (meat spent/hp healed = at most 20*2*10/1017=0.393313...) than "however many of a small item T would be needed to cover 1017 HP" (6 at doc galaktik with the discount)

It was a weird line for a chrome sword though - chrome swords are two-handed and "you can multi equip your chrome sword" looks like it is saying "you can equip more than one chrome sword".

Does maximizing for item drops/meat from monsters/... include the base 100%?

I don't know either, but when I do "modtrace exp" I get an overview table where one of the rows is "Class EXP/2" and one of the columns is "$Mainstat Experience", and the value in their intersection is weird. And it's the only value in the entire table that changes when I select a different...

That sounds a little high, unless you reject Weirdeaux. Of course, on top of that, there's shypgmomayomanometer, the insane buff from dinsey's toxic dumps, and probably many other stat-superlative-ing ways that I forgot about. That only makes sense for turtle tamers, who get an intristic...

That's everything I can't replace with a clean reinstall of the system. All of my configurations, projects, pictures, videos, browser profiles, ... (I am using linux, so basically all of /home, most of /etc, and some parts of /var (where mail and databases live)). If I had to pick specific files...

You should be making backups of all your user data anyway, just in case. Even if it saves your butt only a once or twice in your life, it will be worth it. (source: I have already been heavily convenienced by daily backups multiple times, and a year-old full backup once)

Technically, you can enable "debug ash", but that's not exactly the right level of detail for most of us, and not exactly the kind of information most of us expect.

That's unix timestamp of GMT: Sunday, February 3, 2019 3:30:01 AM which is the time of (currently) next closest rollover.

(\w+) (\w+)" Perhaps start by escaping those backslashes? (they are escaped in the "(\\d+)" example that works).

How do you tell the difference between "specified an empty string" and "did not specify this argument"? Probably best to require all arguments after the first default value tho also have default values (and just start filling defaults after user-specified values run out), or take a page from...

Does keyboard work after clicking into the main (combat text) frame? This might be a change in how chrome/firefox treat focus when frames are present. I noticed it with scrolling to the end of combat page, first in chrome, and some months later firefox followed suit.

Both of those statements are false. Immutable parameters don't save you from clobbering class attributes that are currently being used by a different thread ... ... and mutable parameters don't prevent you from properly synchronizing (or even not doing anything potentially thread-unsafe in the...

And even if it wasn't newly allocated, it wouldn't matter. You can't make some other thread's local variables null by manipulating your thread's variables.

Let me guess. You missed a semirare (because it occured during one of those CS tests), then, *without hitting adventure.php*, you drank lindy and ate fortune cookies. This gave you bogus (completely random) numbers, because the SR schedule (on server) was not set (it is only set when hitting...

NPE in bytestream *again*? What was it last time? Bug in java?

And what revision of mafia? You might also want to look up the debug file generated by this (I think on windows they are generated into the directory where you run mafia from?) and post it as an attachment. Or just copypaste relevant stack trace from it, if you can do that.

Blindly opening chat wihout making sure the player will see it is wrong. That's how you lose (blue) PMs. AFAIR, the game remembers PMs sent to you when you are not in chat (esp. offline), and shows them to you when you open chat.

> not trust the name we get through from a chat message With CDM's magic, this is actually a thing, at least in /hardcore