NeonGen

Another one for the wall of shame, the owners of the bottom server don't like to reason. You have been waiting two weeks just to rip on someone for reporting it? Sad sad little troll...

Got another post for you fellows. The bottom one is imitating our Clan tags.

A) it has nothing to do with MTA B) They can't foolproof everything, sometimes people just need to get wiser. If you are a scripter/computer enthusiast/mildly interested in computers. And you have no idea what a file-extension is. Open a folder on your PC, in the opened folder window go to the "Extra" menu and press the option "Folder Options...". In the newly opened window go to the "View" tab, and un-tick the box in front of "Hide extensions for known file types" and press "Apply". AND LEARN!! IMO this is one of the first things people should know about an OS. But Micro$hit tends to hide the most useful information (go figure).

These tiny little difference have a huge impact, when you run a client+server on a slow machine. It is why I was interested.

Ah. Well I just drew that conclusion, because many people provide rapidshare like links to compiling software. It makes me think they made something custom, rather then using standard Lua compiler from the Lua binaries. Another question: I see many people saying that compiling has really no advantages, other then protecting your code a little bit. But in many languages pre-compiling can improve the performance of your code. As the language doesn't have to be interpreted while running. Is this not the case with Lua or MTA:Lua?

Sorry for bumping this topic, but my question is small and I thought it would be good for archiving purpose. Is there a reason why I can't use standard Lua compilers?