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Orphan Attachments 07/31/2018
I have been doing some housekeeping lately and I've noticed that I had a lot of orphaned attachments. Attachments get orphaned when the PM or post is deleted without removing the attachment first. Deleting a PM or post does not delete the attachment and the file or image remain on the server. I'd like to ask all members to go through their attachments and delete any attachments you don't need anymore or those that have been orphaned. Where can I get a list of my attachments? Click on your display name in the upper right corner of the forums and pick "My Attachments" from the drop-down list. How can I tell an attachment is orphaned? If the PM has been deleted, you'll see a message like this in your attachment list: Unfortunately there is no message if the post has been deleted, so please check your old posts. We do purge old birthday threads every once in a while. Also some hosted projects have been shut down, so you may have orphaned attachments on one of those locations. Thanks!
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Arthmoor
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We aren't doing updated for the UOP anymore. At some point one simply has to say enough is enough after 12 years Anyway, fixing it would still require it to be 100% reproducible on our part if we were going to.
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I'm sure it didn't take much considering they're running the entire operation off of the same server farm. So when 76 choked, the forums choked, and the mod site choked. NodeBB mixed with Jive. Such a mess. I mean even Zenimax knew better.
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The site choked because of the 76 beta overloading everything.
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Yes, of course I'd be perfectly comfortable if the CK were available without need for the Bethesda.net launcher. That doesn't mean I'd rather have it on Steam though. I'd prefer that it be an independent download from their website like the old days with Oblivion. Since they're not going to do that again, I'll settle for using their launcher because it's not a burden on me when I need to use the SSE/FO4 CK. I'm in the CK far more often than I am in the game these days, which I think is normal for most dedicated modders. Steam doesn't represent enough of an inconvenience for me to worry about needing to start it up for a game session. Though again, if it didn't use Steam, I'd be thrilled because I'd be able to throw that monstrosity away for good. I've had my fill of Civ 5 and Civ 6 sucks balls so I don't ever run Steam for anything besides Skyrim and Fallout 4 now. Pretty much everything else I have is available on GoG - where the client isn't even necessary to play the games.
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The problem, again, with Steam is that you have to run the client. Every time. I don't want to do that. The Bethesda.net launcher allows me to avoid using it whenever I pop open the CK which means it's not inconveniencing me by sitting around waiting on Steam to load and do all of its update checks. Offline mode in Steam is an utter joke. Something I'd consider urban myth at this point. Of course, I think my anti-Steam stance is well known in the community. I use it grudgingly because Skyrim has not yet been moved off the platform to either Bethesda's launcher or GoG. Otherwise I'd very likely have deleted it entirely and closed my account with Valve. It's a terrible platform that's far more anti-consumer than even Origin is.
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Totally useless except for when it's useful, yes? I mean, come on. So you need their launcher to get the CK. At least you don't have to keep it running to USE the CK. I'd much rather it be handled this way than have to fight with Steam whenever I need to load the one for Skyrim LE. As far as library usage, I bet if you looked at other stuff like this you'd find just as many odd looking things it's hooked into. Be glad it's not an Origin clone
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Collecting useful information from Bethesda's old forum
Arthmoor replied to Leonardo's topic in Modding
Last anyone heard they're leaving the old forums up in read-only mode. Do you have a link to new information saying otherwise? -
Updates and Announcements - May 2017
Arthmoor replied to AndalayBay's topic in News, Rules & Feedback
Joomla is riddled with security holes. It's also a massive pain to work with. I've tried it before. Having to build the site up from custom pieces is simply not in the cards. I'd rather bathe in acid -
Yep, I got the same email caused by the same breach with Nexus. Knew it was a total hoax though because I have no accounts on porn sites
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It's back now, so don't panic Still getting settled into a new place and don't have proper internet up yet. Been hotspotting mobile and cell service out here is total shit so that's not working very well most of the time. For whatever reason, Apache crashed and I wasn't on to notice.
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https://www.gog.com/game/xcom_enemy_unknown_complete_pack $10 until September 3rd. This is an awesome deal.
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Leo. This isn't a Cloudflare issue. As I've said already everywhere you brought it up, AFK does NOT use Cloudflare at all. Whatever is going on is on your local machine if local apps like SKSE are being impacted.
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AFK is not using Cloudflare at all. So whatever is going on with them won't impact us. Our server is in Dallas TX so it's also immune to whatever issues are being caused by the fires in California and British Columbia. It sounds to me like you ran into general internet trouble that wasn't limited to Cloudflare.
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No Man's Sky: 2016's Biggest Disappointment
Arthmoor replied to Vincent's topic in Revelations and Creations
I've seen some real stinkers on Steam, and been bitten by a couple myself. Trust me, Bethesda is not the enemy, they are nowhere near as bad about bugs as people think. At least their stuff is playable. I couldn't say the same for a few things I've been burnt by. Even got one of them refunded on GoG it was so bad. Personally I'm looking forward to Starfield and TES VI. All signs indicate new engines for both so we'll see where that gets us. I know I'll be thrilled to finally see them throw Frankenbryo out the airlock. No Man's Sky started off pretty lean. I never saw a lot of bugs, but there wasn't much to have bugs with at first either. Barely anything to do, and that was even after the Atlas patch which is where I finally jumped in. Absolutely no replay value whatsoever. Even now with all of the changes, despite them being very welcome changes. At least with this game I haven't ever come close to "finishing" it so once I get far enough along on the MQ again it'll be like playing something new again. -
No Man's Sky: 2016's Biggest Disappointment
Arthmoor replied to Vincent's topic in Revelations and Creations
Wow, that's pretty quick unless a bunch of other people also reported the same bug before I did. Also had no idea that was a tutorial quest.
