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Here is what my five factory planets resemble:. I have completed only three of the required components for the Fortizar BP, but it is a work in progress, and it is a goal, which I have not had a solid one in a long time. I suppose my motivation for this project is the 11 billion ISK they are currently listed for.

I have thought about moving into a wormhole again for the sole purpose of increasing PI output. This is a very slow process, but it seems blog-worthy for my standards. Is anyone else undertaking any daunting projects? Let me know about them. Last weekend I noticed my skillpoints tick over the million mark. The breakdown of my skills go like this:.

Armor: 3,, Corporation Management: 1,, Drones: 7,, Electronic Systems: 1,, Engineering: 4,, Gunnery: 14,, Leadership: 2,, Missiles: 12,, Navigation: 1,, Neural Enhancement: 1,, Planet Management: 2,, Production: 1,, Resource Processing: 5,, Rigging: , Scanning: 6,, Science: 4,, Shields: 5,, Social: , Spaceship Command: 20,, Subsystems: 2,, Targeting: 1,, Trade: , At least at this point, I will be an asset to just about any Corp that has my common interests in Eve.

Since my last post, I have been in two different Corps. One was a nullsec Corp, which was part of a big alliance in Providence. I had some friends from a successful Corp I was in a few years ago talk me into joining by the riches in the anomalys and belt rats.

Indeed there were riches to be had…providing the afk campers would ever go away. I spent more time in POSs and stations for hours on end waiting for the campers to go away so I could get to my content than I spent actually playing. I clone jumped back to hisec and pretty much stayed there doing things I like to do until I found my current Corp, Avalon Project. So far so good. I feel like I can be a part of this Corp, and be a part of its ling-term growth and goals.

A few things that have kept me up to date, interested and on the edge of my seat are some of my favorite Eve blogs. Epigene and Evehermit never seize to amaze. Evehermit, as usual, finding and putting out information for the greater good of Eve Online. New-ish capsuleers, check it out! View original post. I came across it in local somewhere red flag, anyone? After all, the site seems pretty legit. The catalyst for me to throw my hard-earned ISK away at this site was the dev-blog for the summer expansion which talks about how faction battleships are getting a buff; the Rattlesnake in particular.

I figured that the prices of these faction battleships would go up in price as the summer expansion gets closer, so I pulled the trigger and sent ISK to the contact as directed in the instructions. My profile updated accordingly, so far so good. They were nice emails, mostly asking for a followup on my order. I found a wealth of information facepalm on the topic, including some information on a blog that I already follow double facepalm called MarketsforISK.

So, no excuses. A frozen chicken, if you will. This is in no way an attempt to try to make you forget my noobishness scam I fell for. Again, not an attempt to distract. I had my Nemesis orbiting the inside of a w-space system after I witnessed a Retriever jumping in. I tried to follow it in, literally jumping through when I heard his hole fire. Unfortunately he was just entering warp when I loaded on grid, so my cover was already blown.

After a short time, I heard hole fire, and when I looked up I saw a hauler jumping out of the hole. I hoped he might be making a supply run, and would be on his way back through with expensive stuff. My cloaky alt orbiting on the outside saw the hauler coming back; we were all set for an ambush. Just as my heart rate was elevating, I get a private chat request…from someone I do not recognize.

It turns out to be an alt of the hauler pilot. He politely states that he saw my Nemesis, and was wondering if he could get safe passage through the hole and beyond. This is how I know I cannot be a pirate in Eve; once dialogue begins with a mature, polite human being, the bloodlust subsides. I would be the worst pirate EVAR! When he opened chat with me and asked politely for safe passage, he became human. He even offered to let me test my good Torpedo skills on an expendable ship, which I respectfully declined.

I wanted to make my first real kill…real, and he respected that. I am not a pirate. I am not in it just for the kill. I will not generally ransom people. However, if they offer ISK for safe passage, I would probably not turn it down. Also, I would keep my word and allow safe passage. Getting podded in w-space is a HUGE inconvenience. Therefore, I would not pod anyone in w-space, even if given the opportunity.

There is the exception for dirt bags though. A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 2, times in If it were a cable car, it would take about 42 trips to carry that many people. Click here to see the complete report. There, I think I covered all the holidays since my last post.

A lot has been happening; both in real life, and in Eve. First off, I am still a full-time husband and father. I still have a full-time job thankful for that. I also started college back in August. I never realized how much time and effort it would take to do well in school. I have gained a new found respect for anyone who takes on college and gives it their all.

So I said my goodbyes to my friends and moved back into empire. I was able to juggle homework with ice mining in my Mackinaw for a while. I went to have another look at Pro Synergy , the Corp that takes salvaging and makes it cool. These guys have done an amazing job at harnessing hard-core mission runners.

I feel like kind of a leach just making ISK off of what they have built, but I have a clean conscience knowing that I do my part to throw up some of our recruitment ads in local channels wherever I go. I can also use this blog as a means of recruitment. It may sound a bit boring, but when the contracts start to pile up like they always do in some of our busiest mission areas, it becomes pretty fun knocking out those contracts and watching the ISK value for my weekly paycheck skyrocket.

A Golem! I never know how powerful these ships could be. Namely the Tengu and Golem. Currently I can fly Proteus and Tengu. I have also not destroyed any control towers, which would make Epi proud. I hope everyone has a great year ahead.

Z3ro Return Mining Inc. On day one of me moving into our C4 wormhole, I was welcomed into a Tengu fleet killing Sleepless bastards in an adjacent C4 aka C4b. It looked a little bit something like this:. The module loader is also required to keep a list of unloaded instances present in the event a module may be part of the queue of commands to execute far after the module has been unloaded.

This list is simply a list of pointer-to-old-module instances. Modules in Redroid are dispatched into via the command processor thread. This is a single thread which is responsible for not only managing the queue of modules to dispatch into, but also the timeout of modules, more about the command processor later. The sandboxing mechanism in Redroid essentially works by having modules run on this single hyper-visor thread.

If at any event this module timesout the command processor thread is restarted. Essentially preventing a module from making the bot unresponsive. Similarly if for what ever reason a module causes a segmentation fault the thread is simply restarted. This provides a layer of security between unresponsive and crashing modules. The sandboxing system isn't fully secure however. Modules can still accidentally overwrite the main processes memory which is potentially a problem. Modules can still perform native system calls behind the bots API and expose functionality it shouldn't have, provided the author of the module can write the appropriate inline assembler to do so.

We consider these sorts of attacks on the bot somewhat of an unfair question of security as they'd be highly unportable to begin with and would be noticeably unsafe from a quick peer review. There has been some discussion of the possibility of using Linux's seccomp mode 2 system call filtering to prevent modules from accidentally performing system calls behind the module loader's white-listing mechanism. Modules as we know can timeout within the middle of execution.

It's also obvious by now that modules need to be re-entrant by design. So allocating resources within the middle of a module can potentially lead to memory leaks. There isn't any efficient or sane way to determine what resources a module may have a handle to in the event any of these situations arise. Redroid uses a simple queue of pointers and pointer to free function nodes that represent some means of an allocation.

This system is transparent to the module writer and allows module writers to never worry about explicitly freeing resources. In fact, a module writer simply cannot, as none of the exposed functionality for freeing resources is provided. This greatly simplifies code paths in modules and makes them much more maintainable. A module GC call forwards the actual call to a memory pinning call within the module system. This memory pinning call creates the appropriate memory garbage collect node and stuffs it onto the garbage collect queue.

When a module times out, crashes, or successfully returns, this garbage collection queue is linearly popped from until no more nodes exist calling the pointer-to-function with the pointer saved in the node. This pretty much ensures that a module can never leak resources. The command processor is the bread and butter of handling commands from various instances from various channels of various users. The command processor is the super-visor thread essentially.

Or at least the thing that deals with module timeout and other important aspects for modules. The command processor is implemented as a thread-safe reader-writer message queue.

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