https://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=63208
New songs added to Fight Songs, but what is more interesting to me is that Valve has released sheet music for like all the songs (and files for proprietary notation software)! I am not a musical person but I think this is very poggers.
(If any musical person knows how to convert any of these songs to Harmonica C please send me a DM)

Good stuff, may be worth putting a Mumble URL on the Mumble connect guide as a further means of entrance for newcomers.

No you don't get it guys we have to defend this specific guy so we get our major

das kapture point

Hey guys, I've pushed a small update for Degroot Sort - it creates text trees representing your folders, so you can see information at a glance. Here's a snippet from the file I created before resorting my demos based on eventfulness.

https://github.com/CaptainZidgel/degroot-sort/releases/tag/v1.1.0

I am also brainstorming ideas on different ways to sort/organize/filter demos based on eventful (how many events, event data provided from 'ds_mark description'). If you have any thoughts please let me know.

I understand you can't go into detail on this stuff because the people making the abusive accounts will just create counter measures easier, but I wish TFTeam would be more transparent about this work. The CS Team would at least say something like "We're working on VACNet".

https://clips.twitch.tv/MuddySplendidCaribouCharlietheUnicorn

24's use of 'kill' was crude. Wolsne transferred ownership of nut city to 24 as he is going to focus on his studies. This happened at the same time that the VPS the old servers were on expired (end of payment term).
The downtime is simply a discrepancy between end of payment term for the old servers and 24's new servers being set up.

Last I checked there was no estimation but I could ask again and I'll update this post if I have more information.
If the itch to pug becomes uncontrollable we could borrow a mumble from a friend and use servemes but I for one am not willing to do that yet.
edit: new owner helps to have servers up by monday.

I actually feel so bad for you, that you thought this in your brain and thought it changed anything, or was even valid (newsflash armchair linguist: language changes with context and time, English is not bound by millennium-old Greek suffixes, and you clearly knew what they meant by -phobic if you knew to find the suffix for hatred, so your pedantry accomplishes nothing). I hope you enter human society and form a connection with another human being one day.

I'd be very interested in seeing how the github pages implementation works - github pages servers static pages only but under normal conditions you'd need some kind of a server to send TCP requests, but I did a quick google about TCP reqs in client only - is this the extension tech you were referring to? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12407778/connecting-to-tcp-socket-from-browser-using-javascript

Well for one thing I didn't know HLSW existed - beyond that, yes, it was just hobby. I'm trying to navigate the HLSW site right now but its kind of old - the only thing I could vaguely promise is that the use of a simple rcon shell would be much tinier, less resource intensive, than a client designed to access and control servers for dozens of different games - assuming that the games they're tailoring to use altered RCON protocols, as non-source/non-valve games often do (mine is only guaranteed to work on valve servers btw, ie tf2).

There are nodejs and openresty implementations of rcon already out there. Someone just needs to take one and write a nice html form then host it. I already have something like that ready to be hosted (openresty/lapis implementation). Will try to figure out how to use heroku, but I've never been able to get it done. If you have a website that does RCON connections easily, it will be of great use and I recommend you try and get it hosted.

I didn't write anything for this. I just built an executable from an external module. Module
Want to execute rcon commands when not in game? The best thing would be a website but I'm not running a server* for that so this is the next best thing:
A distributed executable rcon client. """Written"""** in Python. No python installations or dependencies needed on your end.
Direct download: https://github.com/CaptainZidgel/simple-rcon-client/releases/download/b1/RCONCLIENT.zip
Docs: https://python-valve.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rcon.html#using-the-rcon-shell

*Hmm... perhaps after I eat my noodles I will look into hosting a thing on heroku.
**I didn't write anything. I built the rcon implementation from python-valve into an executable.

I build this so that I could use it on Windows instead of opening an Ubuntu vm to use rcon outside of TF2, and I could click an exe instead of typing out a longer than necessary command.
The quote-unquote source code is available on the same github if you'd like to make sure I'm not skimming your rcon passwords.
Again, to reiterate, this took no work on my end. Huge thanks to the original author of the module, Holiverh

Happening now!
http://nut.city/discord go to #how-to-play for mumble info

pug.tf is a directory of tons of pug groups