@rasterman You can edit out the splash screen messages. They're stored in a text file.

@xianc78 You are fucking right! I just found them. They are stored in a plain text file but within the .jar file of Minecraft. Can you edit those?

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How unsubtle too. All of the pozzed garbage added at the end, one after another. "Like us! We support degenerate shit too!"
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@rasterman Apparently, you can have custom splash texts via resource packs. Really this pozzed shit should be obvious after Notch was banned from Minecraft's 10th anniversary party.

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@xianc78 Wow, that seems like a straightforward, yet thorough guide. I'll try it tomorrow and see if I can make my own! Thanks!

They can add all the poz they want but Minecraft will never not be the game created by the White nationalist Notch. :0510:

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>white nationalist game developer
>uses a programming language for Indians

@xianc78 I'm not in that scene. I don't know what that means. Indians love Java or something?
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@rasterman I don't know where the stereotype comes from either. I guess it's because most Indian programmer usually do freelance work on smartphone and web apps which are usually done in languages like Java, JavaScript, or Python and these languages are like playing with FisherPrice toys compared to languages like C or C++.

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@xianc78 I see. Indians have a lot of computer people, but I remember reading about a study from around 2016 that found out something like 80+% of advanced Indian engineering students couldn't write code that compiles.

What about .NET? I was one day looking on "how to code" and the first thing that came up was something from Microsoft. It seems like it works on Linux, but you can't use their fancy program "Visual Studio", though.

@rasterman .NET Core and Mono work on Linux. C# is basically a better version of Java. It's one of the few times Microsoft actually got something right. Just don't be fooled. It's not meant to be a replacement to C/C++. I use it for game development, but I don't find it useful for anything else.

@rasterman But I wish I was better at programming in C or Assembly, so that I could actually use it. I constantly have to remind myself that the games I'm copying were made by actual competent programmers and actually had to actually work with hardware limitations. But this isn't the wild west days of programming anymore, so whatever.

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