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It's SUMMER TIME and you know what?

Here is a new video for you to discover the datable characters in our game omgyay!!

C’est l’ÉTÉ et vous savez quoi ?

Hello world... again ! Here is a little introduction of us, the lovely team behind this crazy project : I'm Mangie ! In charge of communication and visuals, you will intereract with me most of the time cause i'm drawing a lot of shit for it <3

And this lovely lady with sunburns is Marmotteb ! She is the one who will code everything and makes super amazing trailers !! Send her some love <3

Hello world, and welcome on this brand new project !

Who are we ? we are Camping forever my love ! a wonderful dating-sim including love, sunburns and surprises ! we are in progress, so here you will see some WIP some visuals, and some hints of what the game will be like !

We are on other platforms as well so feel free to subscribe if you like us <3 Instagram

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Still in quarantine, you know what that means... More time to play video games 8D

We love the Sims and we created our characters long ago in the Sims 4, and we decided to share them to you today, for your pleasure ♥

Show us if you’re playing them ^^

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Le confinement continue et pour nous ça veut dire : plus de temps pour mettre les jeux vidéo /o/ Quoi, juste nous ? Nan, on vous croit pas, si vous êtes abonné.e.s, c'est que vous aimez jouer vous :P

Anyway! Dans nos jeux favoris se trouvent les Sims, eh ouais. Et vous savez ce qui est chanmé avec les Sims ? Créer ses personnages !! 🌞

Marie, Mike, Kévin, Jesse/Jessica, iels sont tou.te.s là ! Même Cristina !

Iels étaient caché.e.s au chaud jusque-là et nous avons décidé de les rendre téléchargeables pour qui veut  Pour adoucir la quarantaine ♥

Montrez-nous si vous jouez avec ^^

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I’ve decided to migrate my blog and dev-related posts to Dev.to.  My new home is https://dev.to/gamesover.

Major browsers are disabling the ability to disable HTML5 ping click tracking. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/software/major-browsers-to-prevent-disabling-of-click-tracking-privacy-risk/

As a result, you’ll probably start encountering empty form posts with a content-type of “text/ping”.If you are not expecting or do not need to receive ping requests to your web server, you can block them without wasting any resources processing the request further.  This is important because this feature has already been used to perform DDOS attacks: https://www.imperva.com/blog/the-ping-is-the-thing-popular-html5-feature-used-to-trick-chinese-mobile-users-into-joining-latest-ddos-attack/

This blog post is in response to this blog post “Regular expressions – practical examples to get you started” https://coldfusion.adobe.com/2019/06/regular-expressions-practical-examples-get-started/ (My comment wasn’t accepted after submitting twice and I’d rather post it somewhere that I have a little control as Adobe’s community content tends to get deleted over time.)

We've encountered some unpreventable ColdFusion hard errors (that can't be prevented using try/catch) when using ReReplaceNoCase() in our application framework.  Here are some reported bugs that are similar: https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-3928688 https://tracker.adobe.com/#/view/CF-4165797

To work around this intermittently occuring bug (which Adobe classifies as "UserError" or "AsDesigned"), we started casting the initial value as a string (required for Java; not all CF-typeless variables contain pure "string" values) and using Java's replaceAll().  Our functions now seem faster, but more importantly there's no occassional CFError occurring in any of our apps.

When using regular expressions with ColdFusion, the ReEscape() function (available since CF10) simplifies escaping characters that match regular expression control characters. https://cfdocs.org/reescape

I’ve been receiving some spam that has been difficult to detect/block and I’ve deteremined it’s because they use a high ASCII / UTF-8 character 9430 “circled latin small letter g” to bypass spam filters.

Using ColdFusion, I can send an email with a HTML link containing a domain with CHR(9430) as the “g” in “org”:

<a href="https://www.wikipedia.or#CHR(9430)#/">Click Me</a>

Interestingly enough, browsers convert this to a “g” and function as if everything is normal. If you copy the string and paste it into another program, it often is also converted to a regular lowercase “g”.

If I use Outlook to “save as MHTML”, then ".org" becomes " .or=E2=93=96″.  If I save as HTML, it becomes ". o r Ö$" and has strange spaces between the “o” and “r”.   This may be why why regular mail server filtering fails.  It’s either not seen as a valid domain or incapable of testing the actual intended “g” and performs a lookup on the extended, invalid character which may not ever be reported properly.