Looks good so far. The flickering is quite normal for some games (I've got the same problem here too). Do you have it in every game, or just some specific games? The key-press-stuff might be due to your keyboard settings. Check System -> Settings -> Keyboard for the "repeat keys" checkbox. If you disable it, it should work in all games. But again, this should only be an issue in some games (i.e. Bunny Charm and MoneySeize), but not others. About Dragon Age: Did you try clearing your cache yet? As I said in the other thread, absolutely no problems with that game here. Looks good so far. The flickering is quite normal for some games (I’ve got the same problem here too). Do you have it in every game, or just some specific games? The key-press-stuff might be due to your keyboard settings. Check System → Settings → Keyboard for the “repeat keys” checkbox. If you disable it, it should work in all games. But again, this should only be an issue in some games (i.e. Bunny Charm and MoneySeize), but not others. About Dragon Age: Did you try clearing your cache yet? As I said in the other thread, absolutely no problems with that game here.

2009-11-20T14:49:11-08:00

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2009-11-20T14:49:11-08:00

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Check it to be sure: <pre>uname -m</pre> x86_64 means 64bit, x86/i386/similar means 32bit. No, those packages should not be installed. Also please post the output of about:plugins regarding the flash player. Check it to be sure: <pre>uname -m</pre> x86_64 means 64bit, x86/i386/similar means 32bit. No, those packages should not be installed. Also please post the output of about:plugins regarding the flash player.

2009-11-20T14:10:19-08:00

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2009-11-20T14:18:35-08:00

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32 or 64bit? If 64bit: - is your flashplugin running in nspluginwrapper? - 32 or 64bit browser? - what does about:plugins say about your flashplugin? 32bit: - swfdec/gnash installed? 32 or 64bit? If 64bit: - is your flashplugin running in nspluginwrapper? - 32 or 64bit browser? - what does about:plugins say about your flashplugin? 32bit: - swfdec/gnash installed?

2009-11-20T13:47:47-08:00

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2009-11-20T13:47:47-08:00

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Why should I upgrade to a really bad release I don't want to use at all? But that's OT :P No, Sacred Seasons doesn't work, but I talked to SnailGame 2 weeks ago, reported the bug and suggested a fix. So that problem should be (hopefully) fixed in the next few days. Why should I upgrade to a really bad release I don’t want to use at all? But that’s OT :P No, Sacred Seasons doesn’t work, but I talked to SnailGame 2 weeks ago, reported the bug and suggested a fix. So that problem should be (hopefully) fixed in the next few days.

2009-11-20T12:29:35-08:00

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2009-11-20T12:30:41-08:00

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<blockquote><cite>Originally posted by <a href='/forums/1/topics/65621?page=1#posts-1479523'>SavageWolf</a>:</cite> What about us users who use Linux? We can’t play that flash game…</blockquote> No problems with Ubuntu (Jaunty) here. <blockquote><cite>Originally posted by <a href="/forums/1/topics/65621?page=1#posts-1479523">SavageWolf</a>:</cite> What about us users who use Linux? We can’t play that flash game…</blockquote> No problems with Ubuntu (Jaunty) here.

2009-11-20T12:24:05-08:00

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2009-11-20T12:24:36-08:00

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And where's the problem? It's JSON after all, you're not supposed to parse it as a string, but as an object. So the position of the difficulty and id in the JSON-string are completely irrelevant... And if I compare the resulting objects when parsing those JSON-strings you posted there, all three are equal. And where’s the problem? It’s JSON after all, you’re not supposed to parse it as a string, but as an object. So the position of the difficulty and id in the JSON-string are completely irrelevant… And if I compare the resulting objects when parsing those JSON-strings you posted there, all three are equal.

2009-11-19T01:21:26-08:00

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2009-11-19T01:28:04-08:00

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Phoenix: I heard of at least 2 other reports about problems with that specific ad. Phoenix: I heard of at least 2 other reports about problems with that specific ad.

2009-11-18T09:06:23-08:00

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2009-11-18T09:06:23-08:00

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Is there any way to disable LastPass for forms on specific pages? If so, you should disable the autocompletion of forms on Kongregate, since every form you submit dynamically requests a token which identifies you. So if LastPass pre-fills that token, it's an old/wrong one... Is there any way to disable LastPass for forms on specific pages? If so, you should disable the autocompletion of forms on Kongregate, since every form you submit dynamically requests a token which identifies you. So if LastPass pre-fills that token, it’s an old/wrong one…

2009-11-18T09:05:45-08:00

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2009-11-18T09:05:45-08:00

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That's how it should be. I think LastPass might be causing that problem, try disabling it. That’s how it should be. I think LastPass might be causing that problem, try disabling it.

2009-11-17T12:39:50-08:00

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2009-11-17T12:39:50-08:00

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Just load up one of the games included in the quest, and it should award you the medal Just load up one of the games included in the quest, and it should award you the medal

2009-11-17T07:30:53-08:00

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2009-11-17T07:30:53-08:00

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Is Javascript allowed/activated on the "edit profile"-page? If not, activating it should fix the problem. If it is already activated, replace the URL-bar on the "edit profile"-page with <pre>javascript:alert(active_user.formAuthenticityToken())</pre> Then press enter and see if it alerts something (if it does, _don't_ post what it alerts!) Is Javascript allowed/activated on the “edit profile”-page? If not, activating it should fix the problem. If it is already activated, replace the URL-bar on the “edit profile”-page with <pre>javascript:alert(active_user.formAuthenticityToken())</pre> Then press enter and see if it alerts something (if it does, don’t post what it alerts!)

2009-11-17T05:42:37-08:00

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2009-11-17T05:46:50-08:00

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Try logging out and back in, and see if it works then. If it still doesn't work, clear your kongregate-cookies completely... Try logging out and back in, and see if it works then. If it still doesn’t work, clear your kongregate-cookies completely…

2009-11-16T11:54:50-08:00

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2009-11-16T11:54:50-08:00

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Obviously the -u trigger should be only used when you want to keep changed files. In the case you mentioned, just use rsync -a, so it'll replace all files. Yet the -i for cp is probably pretty annoying. :P Obviously the -u trigger should be only used when you want to keep changed files. In the case you mentioned, just use rsync -a, so it’ll replace all files. Yet the -i for cp is probably pretty annoying. :P

2009-11-09T14:14:12-08:00

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2009-11-09T14:16:11-08:00

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Why the -i? Isn't it pretty annoying having to confirm every file that already exists in the destination-dir? Also I'd suggest using rsync: <pre>rsync -au target destination</pre> will copy all files while saving permissions/owner/group/etc. and skipping files which are newer in the destination-dir (so you don't have to worry about overwriting files, but you also don't have to confirm every single file). <blockquote><cite>Originally posted by <a href='/forums/1/topics/64146?page=1#posts-1445565'>AioriaRox</a>:</cite> Lol, seriously? Why is Linux so complicated? .__.</blockquote> One can still just select the .macromedia-folder in the file browser and copy it somewhere else, which isn't complicated at all. :P Why the -i? Isn’t it pretty annoying having to confirm every file that already exists in the destination-dir? Also I’d suggest using rsync: <pre>rsync -au target destination</pre> will copy all files while saving permissions/owner/group/etc. and skipping files which are newer in the destination-dir (so you don’t have to worry about overwriting files, but you also don’t have to confirm every single file). <blockquote><cite>Originally posted by <a href="/forums/1/topics/64146?page=1#posts-1445565">AioriaRox</a>:</cite> Lol, seriously? Why is Linux so complicated? .__.</blockquote> One can still just select the .macromedia-folder in the file browser and copy it somewhere else, which isn’t complicated at all. :P

2009-11-09T13:50:42-08:00

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2009-11-09T13:53:51-08:00

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Try deleting your Firefox-profile: Open an explorer window (or press Win+R), put ==<code>%appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles</code>== in the address bar, press enter, and delete all files/folders there. Then try restarting your Firefox... Try deleting your Firefox-profile: Open an explorer window (or press Win+R), put <code>%appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles</code> in the address bar, press enter, and delete all files/folders there. Then try restarting your Firefox…

2009-11-08T10:00:09-08:00

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2009-11-08T10:46:03-08:00

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It does make sense if you calculator is broken. And that's essentially what the latest Flash player version on OS X is. It does make sense if you calculator is broken. And that’s essentially what the latest Flash player version on OS X is.

2009-11-06T05:20:25-08:00

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2009-11-06T05:20:25-08:00

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Yes, they will. Yes, they will.

2009-11-04T10:47:06-08:00

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2009-11-04T10:47:06-08:00

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"Here you go":http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/61235 It should work on both the game- and the badge-browser. If you can think of any improvements, feel free to tell me. <a href="http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/61235">Here you go</a> It should work on both the game- and the badge-browser. If you can think of any improvements, feel free to tell me.

2009-11-04T07:01:53-08:00

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2009-11-04T07:01:53-08:00

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The new badges-page only updates every 15 minutes, so it might take some time until your recently earned badges show up there. As long as the badges show up in your profile, everything's fine. The new badges-page only updates every 15 minutes, so it might take some time until your recently earned badges show up there. As long as the badges show up in your profile, everything’s fine.

2009-11-03T11:55:33-08:00

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2009-11-03T11:55:33-08:00

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That's more or less normal, the new badge-page takes some time to update. As long as the badge shows up on your profile, you got it. That’s more or less normal, the new badge-page takes some time to update. As long as the badge shows up on your profile, you got it.

2009-11-03T09:26:11-08:00

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2009-11-03T09:26:11-08:00

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You _can_ delete your own comments. Just go to <a class="user_specific" href="http://www.kongregate.com/accounts/KongregateHolodeckTemplateUsername/comments">your comments page</a> and click the delete-button to the right of every comment. You can delete your own comments. Just go to <a href="http://www.kongregate.com/accounts/KongregateHolodeckTemplateUsername/comments" class="user_specific">your comments page</a> and click the delete-button to the right of every comment.

2009-11-02T11:09:27-08:00

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2009-11-02T11:09:27-08:00

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If you're using IE, read "this post":http://www.kongregate.com/forums/7/topics/32448?page=3#posts-971187 If you’re using IE, read <a href="http://www.kongregate.com/forums/7/topics/32448?page=3#posts-971187">this post</a>

2009-11-01T09:04:14-08:00

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2009-11-01T09:04:14-08:00

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I'm pretty sure that's on purpose. The reason is that depending on where you Ctrl-click, you're clicking on the game-container which has an onclick-event which opens the game (so you don't have to click a small link to open the game but click anywhere in the container), and you're clicking on an element with an href-attribute (so it's still possible to copy the link of the game etc.). Kong could replace the onclick event which just changes location.href to window.open, but that would probably trigger popup-blockers. If you want, I could write a smal Greasemonkey-snippet which removes the onclick, so you can Ctrl-click the games again. I’m pretty sure that’s on purpose. The reason is that depending on where you Ctrl-click, you’re clicking on the game-container which has an onclick-event which opens the game (so you don’t have to click a small link to open the game but click anywhere in the container), and you’re clicking on an element with an href-attribute (so it’s still possible to copy the link of the game etc.). Kong could replace the onclick event which just changes location.href to window.open, but that would probably trigger popup-blockers. If you want, I could write a smal Greasemonkey-snippet which removes the onclick, so you can Ctrl-click the games again.

2009-11-01T03:05:56-08:00

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2009-11-01T03:05:56-08:00

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Heroes of Gaia and Dinowaurs suffer from a bug in Linux' Flash player which breaks Socket/ByteArray.writeMultiBytes. I've reported the bug to the devs of Heroes of Gaia and they said they'll look into it next week. Dinowaurs uses Smartfox, which uses ByteArray.writeMultiBytes. And although the bug has been reported to the Smartfox-people ages ago, they didn't fix it/use ByteArray.writeUTFBytes as workaround yet. Whenever you're not able to play a game on Linux, it's most likely due to writeMultiBytes being broken, so it'd be nice if you'd send a bug report to the game-devs telling them about that issue, since they can't fix bugs they don't know of :P Heroes of Gaia and Dinowaurs suffer from a bug in Linux’ Flash player which breaks Socket/ByteArray.writeMultiBytes. I’ve reported the bug to the devs of Heroes of Gaia and they said they’ll look into it next week. Dinowaurs uses Smartfox, which uses ByteArray.writeMultiBytes. And although the bug has been reported to the Smartfox-people ages ago, they didn’t fix it/use ByteArray.writeUTFBytes as workaround yet. Whenever you’re not able to play a game on Linux, it’s most likely due to writeMultiBytes being broken, so it’d be nice if you’d send a bug report to the game-devs telling them about that issue, since they can’t fix bugs they don’t know of :P

2009-10-31T02:10:26-07:00

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2009-10-31T02:10:26-07:00

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Here's a more or less complete list of HTML-tags you can use in this forum and their allowed attributes (that is, attributes which are allowed in this forum, not in general) The following tags can have class and title-attributes: <pre><address><big> <cite><code><dd><dfn><div><dt><h1><h2><h3><h4><h5><h6><kbd><li><ol><samp>><tt><ul><var></pre> <del: cite, class, datetime, title <a>: class, href and title <blockquote>: cite, class, title <hr> and <pre>: class, title, width <img>: alt, class, height, src, title, width <param> is allowed but you can't use any attributes, so it's pretty much useless... I probably missed some tags though :P Here’s a more or less complete list of HTML-tags you can use in this forum and their allowed attributes (that is, attributes which are allowed in this forum, not in general) The following tags can have class and title-attributes: <pre><address><big> <cite><code><dd><dfn><div><dt><h1><h2><h3><h4><h5><h6><kbd><li><ol><samp>><tt><ul><var></pre> <del: cite, class, datetime, title <a>: class, href and title <blockquote>: cite, class, title <hr> and <pre>: class, title, width <img>: alt, class, height, src, title, width <param> is allowed but you can’t use any attributes, so it’s pretty much useless… I probably missed some tags though :P

2009-10-28T06:14:24-07:00

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2009-10-28T12:02:34-07:00

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