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In the olden times, this was a big problem with Windows 7 and Java 8 over Java 6. That all might be dead IT knowledge, but there are a bunch of interrelated registry entries: https://superuser.com/questions/1194758/unable-to-run-jar-files-by-double-clicking-them-on-windows-7 I hope this is all...

I am not a Windows user, so I have very little to say, except that I do have a little bit... Thank you for collating all the information we have that may help someone. Java 17 or better is required. Java 17 is recommended, as it is a Long Term Support version that is "17 or better". Recently...

So, the short answer for me was ./gradlew clean && ./gradlew runShadow or just running it from my IDE. The full error tells you how to set it up "properly", which is to set the relationship between cleanest and runShadow. Look at "What went wrong" below... We probably shouldn't, since there...

ages ago we thought about ReadWriteLock or ReentrantReadWriteLock. readLock() doesn't block and won't be blocked unless something grabs the writeLock(). Would that help here? The swing thread seems to be reading, not writing. Edit: We still want to make sure we don't write concurrently, but...

Based on the findings of @xKiv above, it's non-trivial to switch our dev environment to Java 21, although it seems as if users can use java 21 (adoptium`s version, at least). I don't know of any compelling reasons to switch, but if someone does have a good case for doing so, there's apparently...

It could be. I'm on Sonoma 14.3 and intel hardware, so we do have different environments. But there are a bunch of reports of this in other Java projects, and it's not clear what the exact differences are. Given that it's in Carbon, it's possible that they just hadn't implemented something in...

I hadn't tried Java 21 (I'll need to upgrade Gradle), but I know we haven't touched the menus in ages. I downloaded the Java 21 JDK from https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases/?os=mac and ran the app successfully from the command line. I'm on an Intel Mac, btw, but we also have devs who could...

let us not argue with success! Enjoy your new, more modern Java. :)

I am a Mac person, but it's been a long time since I messed with this. What version of MacOS are you using?

On further review, I now think this happens when you use the Spoon to tune your sign after getting a MCD device in the store. So, rare, but not impossible. I will experiment more with this the next time I ascend (after Crimbo).

I think KoL has switched to not returning a reply when you change the ML with the mcd command. > mcd 9 Resetting mind control device... You failed to set the mind control device > mcd 9 Resetting mind control device... class net.sourceforge.kolmafia.request.MindControlRequest Connecting to...

They're technically different symbols. The sharp has two vertical lines and two angled horizontal lines. The # has two horizontal lines an two angled vertical lines. Hopefully you're not getting ♯ as a separator. :) “♯” U+266F Music Sharp “#” U+0023 Octothorp But we digress. Thank you for...

Technically, the character is called an octothorp. A sharp is more like an italic octothorp. There's a bar in Houston called "Numbers" which has used "#'s" as their logo for decades. People of my generation die inside when our friend's kids refer to it "Hashtag's".

yeah, I recall sea being a (sea) monkey wrench in the maximizer. Thanks all, 111111 is my temporary solution. If it's not high enough, I guess I'll never know. :)

So, I happened to be watching the console while my aftercore turns were running and I see the Maximizer iterating over all the permutations of my stuff. 2.2 Million combinations, in this case. It's working as intended, yes, but I could throttle it back and tell it "you know, after 70K you've...

This is also the expected display if the script menu length is set to 0 You can check these settings with two commands: > prefref cascad Name Value Default Scope scriptCascadingMenus false true user > prefref scriptmruLength Name Value Default Scope scriptMRULength 0 0 user

Can you clarify this? Or explain when? I am seeing what you might mean, but not always. > timein Sending login request... Ping test: average delay is 65.50 msecs. Loading character status... Requests complete. > timein Sending login request... Ping test: average delay is 68.10 msecs...

It doesn’t solve the timein on relay reload when the browser is in the foreground. Thinking through that one.

Getting back to this, 2 months later. I've got working code that runs a ping test before opening the relay browser if we have the pingtest pref set. This causes the too-slow dialog to pop up before the relay browser loads, which I think narrowly solves my problem. I haven't created a PR yet...

seeing the same. I think the use side is fine, it's just not parsing that the character has the skill.