And what proper syntax would this be?
Already gone over.
Your attempt to re-hash it as if it never happened is futile, dishonest, trolling and disruptive.
Now you are again gish-posting past topic and relevant content posted in it.
You mean I should write like I’m talking to a child? I won’t do this, Salvos. I respect you too much for it. I’ll continue treating you like an adult.
I then gave you my answers and explained it to you and others did understand them.
If you respected me, you would answer my questions as directly as they where asked, in proper syntax.
You did not do so, and instead made up 2 questions of your own to answer, accused me of trolling repeatedly, hid behind TOS/EULA and now brought this up again in a repeated attempt to gish-post past topic and content in it.
GTFO.
You are the one acting like a child here.
Even a high-schooler knows how to answer a specific direct question on their own claims, with proper syntax, yet you would/could not and instead tried to wreck discussion with your excuses/evasions which you have now returned to, again.
Don’t be rude. I don’t have to answer to you in a “proper syntax”. I did give you answers to your questions.
You have been nothing but rude and disrespectful in your replies.
You are disruptive and constantly off-topic without following rules of normal discourse debate, via repirocation.
Now again you are trying to derail thread from the content/ontopic that was posted above.
Stop it.
Data- or Relic-site hacking is a game, where each turn based move, with restrictions on movement of each piece, is linear.
Salvos, you obviously don’t know a lot about what computers can be programmed to do these days, so please stop pretending you do… and before you ask, I have nearly 50 years experience of programming everything from automated warehouses to pharmaceutical trials systems, so I do know what i’m talking about (as, I believe, does Whitehound).
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There is no bot applied in EVE that can hack the data/relic minigame reliably.
There is also no bot applied in EVE that can probe down the data/relic site in the first place.
See above.
To play you at your own game - citation please ?
And bear in mind that the definition of a successful bot is one that does the job undetected, so you literally CAN NOT know that it’s never been done.
We’re not talking about the existence or availability of bots. This would be against the EULA. I hope you can understand this.
We were talking about the possibility and algorithmic approach of solving mini-games. After all, mini-games are games, too.
It doesn’t even need much of an algorithm when your hacking skill is high enough. You can simply brute-force your way through it repeatedly, which does work, too, but is only boring and repetitive for a human.
You are the self-professed expert with 50yrs of experience.
Do you claim there is software/bots currently active in EVE that can reliably hack data/relic sites, let alone automatically probe for data/relic sigs?
Stop asking for bots on the forum, Salvos.
Again, you misread because you cant comprehend the syntax of a query.
I did not ask for a bot.
I asked if such bots exist.
It’s pretty much the same thing, Salvos.
They do no exist.
Then stop asking for one.
Then admit they do not exist, instead of claiming they do, and that bots can do what you claim, which they cannot.
THEY DO NOT EXIST.
Stop arguing that they do, when they do not.
I cannot make such a claim.
Yet you make the claim they do exist.
GTFO.
No. I’m saying it’s possible.