Category: EVE
On Tuesday morning after I came back from the gym (but before heading to work), I finished the production of 560 T2 components I had invented 2 nights prior, and queued for manufacture immediately afterwards.
An unfortunate event follows, but a lesson is learnt.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 January 2012 08:46
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Category: EVE
Some months ago (around July 2011), I had the misfortune of losing a POS to a pair of thieves in High Sec whilst I was busy transitioning into my new role at work. Unfortunately, the POS theft happened unknown to myself until I tried to warp to my Labs to collect T2 BPCs and found the whole thing was missing.... Yeah that was an angry day.
Since then I have been working on building standings for my corp so I can re-anchor in high sec space again, it took a while, and a lot of ISK in ships, and a hell of a lot of T2 ammo too! I may have been floating the profitability of T2 missiles for a while too with the amount I was dishing out.
Category: Fitness
With the New Year, comes resolutions. And i'm sure a great deal of you will know plenty of people resolving to get fit, look better, drop a pant / dress size. Well I am going to do this in the most public place I can. Right here for the world to follow along.
I believe I have the knowledge to be able to pursue my goal of dropping 15kg before the end of the first quarter.
Category: EVE API
So shortly after the new API access method was implemented by CCP I started looking into rewriting the API proxy one of my projects are running, and namely I needed a way to determine what endpoints the supplied API credentials had access to.
The API data generated by account owners now have something called an Access Mask which is saved against the KeyID and vCode. This access mask can be 'compared' against the required mask for individual endpoints.
So how does this work?