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Try this:

RoomInfo[] roomInfo = client.Multiplayer.ListRooms("Everybodyedits" + version, null, 0, 0);

It will return an array of RoomInfo.

And doing something like:

roomInfo[i].Id

will give you the world ID of that room.

Good luck.

EDIT:

And for good measure, do this as well:

client.Multiplayer.ListRooms("Beta" + version, null, 0, 0);

to ensure you get beta worlds, too.

I live near the areas affected by the floods. I am fortunate to live several miles from the flooded areas. The storm literally stalled in its tracks just before reaching me, and calmed considerably before it finally came through. Other than the bayou being a couple feet higher than normal, my local area seems relatively unaffected.

I find this explanation all over the internet, and its highly quoted by people in general, but I'm finding it hard to find actual facts to back it up. If I understand it correctly, the deeper quality in your voice is supposedly caused by an enhancement of low-frequency notes resonating in your body which your own ear easily detects, but other people and recording devices won't pick this up. This implies that there should be some low-resonant objects within your body. I would think that these low-frequency resonators should be fairly close to the ear. But, what I've found so far seem to suggest that the human head (and everything inside it) is resonating at the higher frequencies (in the B5 to G7 range). Larger things tend to resonate at lower frequencies. The skull is the largest thing in the head I can think of but its lowest resonance that I could find here hits around a B5. I did however find some research that suggests that the vertebrae can resonate as some low frequencies.

But I don't find this convincing enough to say that this is the reason for our voices to sound deeper to ourselves. It does explain why it would sound different, but not deeper. Anything I try to look up only leads me to believe that we should be hearing ourselves with higher pitched tones mixed in. However, from experience, I know that my voice sounds deeper to me as I'm talking, versus hearing my own recording. I even tried to find out which frequencies travel better through air, to see if maybe lower frequencies tended to dampen faster than higher sounds, but turns out, the opposite is true. Can anyone here give me something conclusive (or nearly so) that can explain this phenomenon?

I believe this is just the expected client->server->client delay. Each of your tabs is connected as a separate client to the server. When the selected tab client hits one key, you see its effect immediately because that client knows that it hit the key at that moment, but that info has to get sent to the server, where the server has to broadcast it to the rest of the connected clients, which includes your unselected tab. The unselected tab will get a delay in "seeing" the key get activated. And vice-versa, the unselected tab will see its own key get activated immediately, but the selected tab will have to wait for the server to broadcast it before it knows that it is activated.

The delay does not apply to seeing other players' smileys react to game physics. The selected client just assumes that the player will fall when the key is deactivated. It will not wait for server confirmation. In fact, you usually won't get server confirmation of this.

This does have unwanted behavior in some instances, such as the one you have described. The timing of key activation/deactivation relies on timing of when "show" and "hide" messages are sent and received, but if you yourself touch a key, your client does not even wait for a "show" message to activate the key, while others' clients will have to wait. This means that there is almost certainly going to be differences in the timing.

EDIT: I just realized that there is probably another bigger factor involved as well. I believe that the browser puts unselected tabs at a low priority for processing things happening in that tab. So, it could take some time for the client to process falling into the key below him, causing it to happen much later than it would in an active tab.

I'm not as fast as you guys.
17.467 seconds

Conversely, I can count to 140 in a minute.

I think the US government as it currently stands would only allow a person to run for President (I am assuming OP is referring to US politics). I think a US Supreme Court decision would have to be made in order to determine the personhood of any or all dolphins. As of now, I am not aware of any judicial cases protecting constitutional rights of anyone or anything other than humans. So I don't think that a dolphin would be allowed to run for President.

However, the US Constitution only mentions the rules of running for President, that is, legal ways of getting on the ballot. There has been a President that has never appeared on a Presidential ballot, Gerald Ford. He was appointed to be Vice President when Spiro Agnew resigned as Vice President. Then later, Richard Nixon resigned as President, then Ford became President. If only a dolphin had been appointed to become Vice President, then it would have been possible back in the 1970's. But the appointment has to be approved by Congress, so that may have been a tricky obstacle to overcome for a dolphin.

I think you said this backwards. x should be the number of blocks and y should be the number of spaces. However, when you used the calculator, you typed it in the correct order the way it should be, and not by how you said it.

Oh I found something! Here is a link to a post I made.

forums.everybodyedits.com/viewtopic.php?pid=107204#p107204

oh, my old forum username might have been rubixguy11

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I got the same thing a few minutes ago. How do I register?