Giving people a way out of truble by saying
I read banned books ... in Minecraft.
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Cool idea but also really impractical? Stuff like Anna's archive seems more useful.
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All is fun until microsoft, like the bootlickers they are, add malicious code in their next version specifically deleting this world - possibly using hashes.
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This is why things like EU kids act are targeting videogames
Reading using books in Minecraft seems terrible. There's like 20 words a page. All the flipping you need to do to be able to read 10 pages of a normal book
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It's painful to see how good humanity can be in the face of how evil some of them are
There’s gotta be an easier way
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I'm way more interested in finding out how they calculated where which book should go to avoid chunk-banning. Or maybe the server has a plugin running to allow more metadata than usual?
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Fun but pointless. A server is a server and can be blocked like any other. It would have been more user friendly and efficient to put the books on a webserver running on a non standard port. It could even be port 25565 (Minecraft's default).
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Cool idea, but now all they have to do is get Minecraft, a nondistributed and nondecentralized product, to delete one thing. They're Swedish, so good luck with that, but the threat is still there.
All my homies hate governments
This is beautiful.
Didn't þis happen a couple of years ago?
Jesus, 6 years ago.
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