I thought I go ahead and say thanks for taking interest in reviving one of my old projects. While some of the commits you made (which I'll make notes to shortly) raises a few questions, there's only one thing you should change:

Revert the most recent commit "Because MaxMind vandalism is fun" or whatever, since I was pissed that day when MaxMind decided to block my IP for downloading their database directly.

Otherwise there are a couple things that do need to be paid attention to, and I'll go make these notes in these commits shortly.

As for your message about taking over the project, if you can successfully do the above, I'll let you be the maintainer.

Ern... I'll do it as soon as I get home tonight ^^

I am (possibly only temp) working on a Mac, so there's your Unix thighs. And I will look at the changes you want, but as it is it works just fine on 1.8.3 and 1.7.10 both Bukkit and Spigot, but I see the code optimization you are suggesting.

Thighs? Derping, Perms

I think it may be easy enough to do something like chmod -R 0644 src/* in the terminal.

EDIT: It should work normally on both Bukkit & Spigot 1.8/1.7.10 with the Metrics change, which explains why AntiBot's metrics have shown that the plugin has been deserted.

I will change the perms asap, but why exactly do they matter? (Never been a problem for me :3)

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I think it may be easy enough to do something like chmod -R 0644 src/* in the terminal.

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I just added the Language file.

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The file permissions stuff is so there isn't any messy permissions already being applied. 755 I think asserts that the file can be accessed by anybody in the file system, and I'm sure while the idea of that isn't entirely an issue with source code, I rather keep it platform friendly.

Alright. I'll mess with the permissions later.

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The file permissions stuff is so there isn't any messy permissions already being applied. 755 I think asserts that the file can be accessed by anybody in the file system, and I'm sure while the idea of that isn't entirely an issue with source code, I rather keep it platform friendly.

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I think you partially fixed it since I see commits that were going from 0755 -> 0644.

Either way, don't worry too much about it.

Do you use Steam by any chance?

I tried :P it messed up my IDE and GitHub for Mac, so I had to revert some.

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I think you partially fixed it since I see commits that were going from 0755 -> 0644.

Either way, don't worry too much about it.

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I have it. I'm not extremely active on it anymore. I'd be 20zinnm.

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Do you use Steam by any chance?

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Do you by any chance code in Objective C or C++?

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And if we decide to keep the Language file separate for ease of swapping, feel free to add me to the project so I can make a page for it.

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I worked with C++ for a brief while, but I have a feeling I'll be working with it a lot more this year.

What's up?

I am terrible with it, but when you mentioned steam I thought you might be someone I knew :P but I doubt it xD

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I worked with C++ for a brief while, but I have a feeling I'll be working with it a lot more this year.

What's up?

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