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  7. Posted · Edited by AmberHelios

    Are you sure you are actually banned? When did you try play? Wednesday perhaps?

     

    You can contact/read more about battleye here:http://www.battleye.com/support/

     

    As far as I know even if you were banned you'd see servers in the list but wouldn't be allowed join them.

     

     

    What he said, if you have been banned you must contact battleye no one here can help if you. you would see the servers even if you were banned and would be kicked once joined with a ban message.

     

    http://steamcommunity.com/app/221100/discussions/0/558756256288926899/

     

    http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/173351-server-list-empty-after-refreshing-2-3-times/

     

    http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/181944-my-server-list-is-empty-and-cannot-find-any-servers/

     

    http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/165455-empty-serverlist/

     

    http://www.reddit.com/r/dayz/comments/1t1mux/no_servers_showing_up/

     

    quick search here and around the interwebs, oh how i love the search options.

     

    locked before your milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.

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  12. Posted

    As i said you can't really compare the two as they are two different entities.

     

    one is a relations database the other is a datastore.

     

    if you need a datastore => Redis

    if you need a relationship based database => MySQL/MariaDB probably with a cache system MemCached/Redis

     

    or go for some of the newer NoSQL MongoDB/CouchDB/Cassandra

     

    these mainly have HTTP/REST protocol, some things are better somethings are worse, to me i see NoSQL as a spotlight highlighting the failures in the design of the current relational database software,

    one of the hard things that almost none of the current NoSQL vendors has tackled on is JOIN, which leaves them blowing in the wind as a database for me, At current state i think MariaDB is the best of both worlds 

  13. Posted · Edited by AmberHelios
    Fixed many a typo

    my first thought that this is not mod general discussion on that note moved

     

    Ignoring the whole NoSQL vs SQL debate, I think the best approach is to combine them. Ie use MySQL for for some parts of the system (complex lookups, transactions) and redis for others (performance, counters etc).

    In my experience, performance issues related to scalability (lots of users...) eventually forces you to add some kind of cache to remove load from the MySQL server and redis is very good for that 

    after all redis 

    • Is not a relational database (no fancy data organisation)
    • Stores everything in memory (faster, less space, probably less safe in case of a crash)
    • Is less widely deployed on various web hosts (if you're not hosting yourself)

    I think you might want to use Redis for when you have a small-ish quantity of data that doesn't need the relational structure that MySQL offers, and requires fast access. This could for example be session data in a dynamic web interface that needs to be accessed often and fast.

     

    Or use it as a cache system for loading data from MySQL.

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  16. Posted

    yes its a stop code basically its the cpu telling windows that there was an uncorrectable hardware error presented to it by the motherboard.

     

    sorry to say but it may be hardware on the way out or overheating badly i would try cleaning out the pc reseating gpu and cpu with new thermal paste and see if that helps 

     

    if not someone will need to hit up a crash dump and analyze it for your system 

     

    do you get this when you put strain on your system 

  18. Posted · Edited by AmberHelios

    Hello,

     

    this is a common problem with cheaper keyboards, basically its called rollover. most cheaper keyboards are 2KRO (2 key rollover) meaning any two keys can be held down at once and still be detected ( though most of them have 3 or 4 key rollover for most of the common keys like keys around wasd) the maximum possible through usb is 6KRO. PS2 has no limit and most are NKRO(n-key rollover)

     

    'gaming optimized keyboards'  try to support common gaming-related key groups often just giving left hand keys priority over the right hand keys, most of these are only 2KRO and sometimes fail to support the relevant game keys groups.

     

    so in words look very carefully for a keyboard, sounds silly but they are worth spending some money on.

     

    Hope this helps

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  19. Posted

    I am somewhat concerned at the frequency with which the servers that I use go offline.  Could this be caused by aspects of my playstyle, such as looting out villages, and leaving any useful items bagged up in an easy to remember bush?  I have noticed "lootbombs" develop in sheds and hunter's platforms near my central stash locations.

     

    don't the devs get to have fun too, they have been following you and turning off the servers when you reach sufficient stock :)

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