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Lobby / Re: Re: Hack
Last post by Lazybones - Yesterday at 10:51:28 PMQuote from: Mr. Analog on September 02, 2026, 11:06:50 AMQuote from: Melbosa on September 02, 2026, 10:24:33 AMJust the Joomla main site. No hack on the Forums.
Good good though I suppose it highlights us as a target. Maybe it's time to move to new forum software
Probably highlights our lack of vigilance with patching since we don't use the site as much.. speaking of which the forum it self is a little behind
#2
Lobby / Re: Re: Hack
Last post by Mr. Analog - September 02, 2026, 11:06:50 AMQuote from: Melbosa on September 02, 2026, 10:24:33 AMJust the Joomla main site. No hack on the Forums.
Good good though I suppose it highlights us as a target. Maybe it's time to move to new forum software
#3
Lobby / Re: Re: Hack
Last post by Melbosa - September 02, 2026, 10:24:33 AMJust the Joomla main site. No hack on the Forums.
#4
Lobby / Re: Hack
Last post by Mr. Analog - September 02, 2026, 05:18:25 AMWere the forums hacked too or just the Joomla site?
#5
Lobby / Re: The Great Flood of '26
Last post by Melbosa - August 17, 2026, 11:48:11 AMOuch buddy @Thorin. Let us know if you need any help!
#6
Lobby / Re: The Great Flood of '26
Last post by Mr. Analog - August 05, 2026, 11:01:37 PMHoly moly!!!!! Sorry to hear that!
#7
Lobby / Re: The Great Flood of '26
Last post by Thorin - August 05, 2026, 07:33:17 PMSump pump float valve failed in June, one room got wet, sump pump got fixed the following morning, all seemed good. A couple of days later the rest of the basement had sopping wet carpet, just enough for everything to get squishy.
Insurance will cover $50k, suggested On Side as the company to fix it. On Side gave us a quote of $25k just to demo the basement floor and bottom two feet of the walls. They tore out the carpet, set up industrial dehumidifiers, then arranged for asbestos testing. Asbestos tests came back positive, now we're waiting for a new quote. It's taking them forever.
We've had a storage pod on the driveway for a month now, we've tossed a ton of stuff in the garbage, we had an asshole neighbour call bylaw to anonymously complain about the height of our grass and the garbage on our front lawn (which was there overnight and taken away the next day).
We have a bunch of stuff crammed into the main floor that we would otherwise put in the basement, but can't because On Side is taking forever to even get the demo done. Supposedly they need to go two feet up the wall to disinfect, but after 30 days I'm pretty sure if there was any mold growing it'd be full-on everywhere.
Still trying to figure out where the second batch of water came from. Don't want to tell the insurance any different than that it's from the sump pit, otherwise they might not cover it.
The river in St. Albert is normally 3'-4' deep. It crested over 10', flooding walking paths along the bank and threatening to flood a few buildings. It's down to about 8½' now. The ground is so saturated nothing is absorbing, it's just sitting on top. It's insane.
Insurance will cover $50k, suggested On Side as the company to fix it. On Side gave us a quote of $25k just to demo the basement floor and bottom two feet of the walls. They tore out the carpet, set up industrial dehumidifiers, then arranged for asbestos testing. Asbestos tests came back positive, now we're waiting for a new quote. It's taking them forever.
We've had a storage pod on the driveway for a month now, we've tossed a ton of stuff in the garbage, we had an asshole neighbour call bylaw to anonymously complain about the height of our grass and the garbage on our front lawn (which was there overnight and taken away the next day).
We have a bunch of stuff crammed into the main floor that we would otherwise put in the basement, but can't because On Side is taking forever to even get the demo done. Supposedly they need to go two feet up the wall to disinfect, but after 30 days I'm pretty sure if there was any mold growing it'd be full-on everywhere.
Still trying to figure out where the second batch of water came from. Don't want to tell the insurance any different than that it's from the sump pit, otherwise they might not cover it.
The river in St. Albert is normally 3'-4' deep. It crested over 10', flooding walking paths along the bank and threatening to flood a few buildings. It's down to about 8½' now. The ground is so saturated nothing is absorbing, it's just sitting on top. It's insane.
#8
Game Chat / Re: Dungeons and Dragons Humbl...
Last post by Mr. Analog - August 04, 2026, 06:31:24 AMWhoa thanks for this
#9
Game Chat / Dungeons and Dragons Humble Bu...
Last post by LennyLen - August 04, 2026, 01:09:33 AMHumble Bundle are currently doing a PC game bundle on old school Dungeons and Dragons games. The bundle lists 17 titles, but some of them are collections, so there are 32 games in total.
It includes the gold box classics (Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc.), silver box classics (Heroes of the Lance, War of the Lance, etc.), the Dark Sun series, the Spelljammer game, the Eye of the Beholder series, the Krynn series (The Dark Queen of Krynn, Death Knights of Krynn, etc.), the Ravenloft series, plus a lot of other one off games.
It can be found here: Dungeons and Dragons Humble Bundle
It includes the gold box classics (Pool of Radiance, Curse of the Azure Bonds, etc.), silver box classics (Heroes of the Lance, War of the Lance, etc.), the Dark Sun series, the Spelljammer game, the Eye of the Beholder series, the Krynn series (The Dark Queen of Krynn, Death Knights of Krynn, etc.), the Ravenloft series, plus a lot of other one off games.
It can be found here: Dungeons and Dragons Humble Bundle
#10
Lobby / Re: Forum stats, speculation a...
Last post by Lazybones - August 03, 2026, 04:11:33 PMQuote from: Darren Dirt on August 03, 2026, 01:15:47 PMThis forum was a big part of my life for a huge chunk of years.
Wish there was an easy way of snapshot archiving it all with a single command execution... would be of great value to my current mental health journey now that I am starting therapy in a very real way.
Miss those early days, guys. And miss how simple life seemed back then (even if not entirely true).
Well the posts slow down when people stop showing up to post.
The forum has been exported and imported among several systems already, we are still thinking of doing another re-platform, but the effort to run, secure, patch is getting higher vs the amount of actual use the forum gets.