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The user cannot access files both abovee the blockland directory, nor those dieectly in it. It must be in a subdirectory if the blockland directory to be accessable. For example -
Key.dat - no
Blockland.exe - no
C:/some/stupid/thing.txt - no
Blockland/config/server/server.cs - yes
Assuming the files are only open for read and are never written, you'll be fine.
Assuming the files are open for write at some point and they are never exec()'d, you'll be fine.
The only flaw i can think of is that the client could theoretically reconstruct files on their end by observing the sounds that are played, but that would be both highly sophisticated and awesome.
I woukd suggest creating a "music" directory and forcing the clients to stay in there so they don't hear the synth for super secret code files.
The only thing you should worry about is if you let users write files. Make sure to isolate where they can write to a separate folder and make a size usage limit per BL_ID.Of course. I haven't made the write part yet, but I keep that in mind.
What makes you so sure that we won't be able to? If associated with religions, does your religion not believe that we are able to accomplish it?If I would've had a religion, I'm pretty sure one could argue that leaving earth is a sin. God created the earth for us, so when we seek to leave earth, aren't we then leaving behind God as well?
NASA has been working on a new project to send a Men to the Moon, and even Mars. It will be decades before it will be operational but it's more than possible to settle on a different planet. That's the difference is unless we fly to the Earth alike planet lightyears away, and say settle on Mars, the only life supply would be transport ships sending supplies to and from Mars, or the moon, or wherever we'd land.
function fxDtsBrick::pianoSynthRFF(%brick,%nameOfFile,%delay,%client)
{
//blabla
%brick.noteCount = 0;
%brick.isPlaying = 1;
%file = new fileObject();
%file.openForRead(%nameOfFile);
playSynth(%brick,%file.readLine(),%delay);
%file.close();
%file.delete();
}Space exploration is really what we should be using money on. It's cool.Seeing that humanity probably never will be able to travel to space and settle on a different planet, it would be much smarter to spend that money on medicine and renewable energy.
The scientific method is the furthest thing from guess work you can imagine, and science has made many steps to improve your life.There's a good deal of guessing involved in science as well, trust me (I do guessing on a daily basis :D). Scientists are just better at guessing than most other people. And about 90% of all inventions were either mistakes or complete coincidences.
A lot of science has been proven, none of religion has been proven. Like I said, religion was created to explain the unexplainable. Our brains do this naturally. Our brains make sense of things that we don't understand. For example, you probably can think of an event that happened to you when you were a small child. Most of the details that you think are true are completely false. This is because over time your brain has lost information about the event, so when you recall the event, your brain has to fill in the parts that have been lost so the event makes sense to you. The fill-ins are almost never correct.You can't "prove" religion like you can prove science. And to take that discussion right away: you can't even prove science. There is no such thing as scientific truth. There are only theories that haven't been falsified yet. When a theory is falsified, we have to use a new one. (see philosophers like Popper and Kuhn for more on this)
Religion is a fill-in.
Any updates King Leo?The updates are that I've been playing a bit too much BF3 lately :P
Oh good. Now I can make good church windows.That seems as a very bad idea. These bricks are very resource hungry. Just use normal bricks instead.