inspired by this recent post -- drag a solution file onto the left side of the page, then click the link on the right side to download the mirrored file. if you replace the old solution file (in Documents/My Games/Opus Magnum/-steamid-/ on windows or /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Opus Magnum/-steamid-/ on mac), you can press f10 to reload the new solution in-game.
i prefer the simplicity of regular http whenever possible -- there's no risk of the page becoming unavailable due to certificate expiration or protocol changes. feel free to download the html file and open it from your local machine (or even host it yourself somewhere) if you're worried about the content being modified.
here's the sha512sum of the current version: 19f592ca6b47d5fcd16eccc7c409ba3235af9185a803c209958ba457d456af6b0c2f6b0bd3fa9adfa13bed75d3b56469d014c214b5d9e92c8a68238bb62b1f26 (added animation for file moving into place)
original version: 6f5dbf807276e46cc594e07544402367d1d875c14dcb43ac81644d0172f9344e725f3ba5fdf2be0ff49cc5cee8f76b3e9b5cefacb7794a4e6aeb3ca0f8cd571f
A web dev with a logically consistent position on HTTPS? Now I've truly seen it all!
For real though, thanks for being a voice of reason. HTTPS is an unnecessary complication for sites that don't deal with PII or sensitive content. There's no need to bother with a cert for a little doodad like this.
inspired by this recent post -- drag a solution file onto the left side of the page, then click the link on the right side to download the mirrored file. if you replace the old solution file (in Documents/My Games/Opus Magnum/-steamid-/ on windows or /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Opus Magnum/-steamid-/ on mac), you can press f10 to reload the new solution in-game.
Wow, you are fast!
This is awesome thanks, only thing missing is a certificate for the website.
i prefer the simplicity of regular http whenever possible -- there's no risk of the page becoming unavailable due to certificate expiration or protocol changes. feel free to download the html file and open it from your local machine (or even host it yourself somewhere) if you're worried about the content being modified.
here's the sha512sum of the current version:
19f592ca6b47d5fcd16eccc7c409ba3235af9185a803c209958ba457d456af6b0c2f6b0bd3fa9adfa13bed75d3b56469d014c214b5d9e92c8a68238bb62b1f26(added animation for file moving into place)original version:6f5dbf807276e46cc594e07544402367d1d875c14dcb43ac81644d0172f9344e725f3ba5fdf2be0ff49cc5cee8f76b3e9b5cefacb7794a4e6aeb3ca0f8cd571fA web dev with a logically consistent position on HTTPS? Now I've truly seen it all!
For real though, thanks for being a voice of reason. HTTPS is an unnecessary complication for sites that don't deal with PII or sensitive content. There's no need to bother with a cert for a little doodad like this.