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I respect, tolerate and love every single human being.

But not their sin, or specific sinful/heretical ideogies If you respect people only when their values line up with your own ideologies, you've got no tolerance at all. "Sin" is defined by interpretation of the religion's canon, so it's not even remotely respectful to inflict your beliefs on other people. "Christian sin" can be defined as anything from christofascist and queerphobic to strictly the 7 deadly sins (and probably less). So let me ask, are you queerphobic or do you respect others' beliefs?

There's also a few parts of the bible about non-believers, the most egregious is probably the part that calls for their death (2 Chronicles 15:12-13 and to some extent John 3:16). The quran also doesn't speak highly of non-believers, even if they believe in another Abrahamic religion (quran 3:3-4), so even you are guaranteed to be heretical. This contradiction allows anyone to be disrespectful of any others and it is never acceptable. As a deeply religious person, you should know how much blood has been spilt in a god's name and how little good has come from it.

and “religion is not based on verifiable evidence” is false

Christianity has a lot of evidence and people just like to ignore ALL of it because they would have to stop living a sinful lifestyle and tend to their Spirit and not constantly their flesh This would've been the natural time to actually provide evidence. Instead you accidentally just provided evidence to support my claim about your consistent lack of evidence in posts here.

But to provide evidence: there's no proof of a god or god-like being with influence over our existence. There's also no proof to the contrary. Religious claims are inherently unverifiable otherwise they wouldn't be beliefs; they'd be fact.

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  • [–] 9 points 2 weeks ago (4 children)

    I (regrettably) went through your profile and I see no evidence of what you're claiming in the OP. What I do see, though, is plenty of evidence that you like to make claims without evidence and then annoy people until they start cursing at you. It's simultaneously very Christian (religion is not based on verifiable evidence) and not very Christian (which preaches tolerance and respect) of you. My advice: lay off on the proselytising and you'll be better accepted by people who have differing opinions on religion.

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  • [–] 5 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

    Can you please learn how to use git or at least some source control software instead of creating a new (almost) empty repository every release? Pretty please with a cherry on top?

    If you're just going to include source code archives in the release instead of pushing them to the repo itself, you should at least disable the automatic source code archives. But you'd be better off not using a source control website at all if you're not going to use source control.

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    I've released a new update for OpenJam's Robocraft servers with lots of multiplayer bugfixes and a few new features as well. Robocraft was a vehicle combat sandbox MOBA which shut down official servers in January 2025. The OpenJam servers are a FOSS re-implementation of the official servers aiming for feature parity, though there's still lots of missing features right now.

    Since the last release there have a been a few organized events where full 5v5 and even 6v6 matches were played, which were quite fun. It's been really cool to see the fruits of my labour on reverse-engineering the server functionality to get it to a point where we can play the full game again! Now I'm shifting my focus towards implementing in-game social features (friends, clans, parties, etc.) and server federation so the (currently only) four public servers aren't so siloed.

     

    OpenJam's rc-servers is a collection of re-implemented Robocraft web services. Robocraft was an online vehicle combat game where you build your own vehicle (robot) out of blocks and then fight others' vehicles in a few different game modes. The official servers were shut down by FreeJam in January 2025.

    These servers are intended for self-hosting but I've also got a reference instance running. There are also other instances running in Japan and the USA. I've been having a fun time reverse-engineering the expected server behaviour from the client as well as figuring out the niche communication protocols.

     

    Hi folks, this is my first release of server emulators for Robocraft Royale. In case you aren't familiar, Robocraft Royale is a spin off from Robocraft (a multiplayer vehicle combat game) to try to catch the battle royale trend in 2017/2018. The game studio behind Robocraft shut down early this year but RCR has been offline since 2018. The server emulators replicate the behaviour of the original servers so that the game game be played without needing the proprietary servers, since they were never released to the public.

    I say server emulators (plural) because the game actually has a few services which each run independently. There's 3 different networking protocols at play too, which is fun. The main web service speaks Photon Unity Network, the authentication server is regular HTTP, and the multiplayer server is LiteNetLib. I wrote Rust implementations of PUN and LNL when I was working on server emulators for regular Robocraft (those server emulators should be getting a major release soon too) so I'm mostly just reusing that work here.

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