u/YouallareToxic

Me and my man were coming back from the meet. We were on call. And he asked to race in his stock SS lol. We had a good laugh

Before anyone gets upset... the paints cooked and its getting a full paint correction, dent repair, and clearcoat done

I get asked about my exhaust a lot. I currently run Speed engineering long tube 2", 3" pipe, x pipe, and borla ataks. The headers sit too low, so I plan on replacing them

Was heading home from a meet with my brother. I decided to do a pull, I didnt know he was trying to keep up. Poor guy

We checked, they are oem (GM Part #23408564 GAZ). Came like this. Never seen something like it before

Posting this as a warning for anyone who uses Gamer LFG, especially for modded Minecraft. I was permanently banned and reported to Discord after someone volunteered to test my Minecraft server/modpack.

As seen below, this is the conversation that led to my ban.

The conversation pretty much speaks for itself. He volunteered to test, I told him beforehand that it was on CurseForge, and told him to use CurseForge's Import function. When CurseForge gave him a warning, he described it to me as “25 mods” that weren't from CurseForge. I hadn't seen the warning yet and initially misunderstood what he meant. When he asked if he needed them, I told him no. Once he actually showed me the warning, I realized he was talking about config files.

The actual CurseForge warning says 25 files, not 25 mods. The files visible in his screenshot were things like:

config/crash_assistant/.../README.md

config/crash_assistant/.../example.jexl

config/crash_assistant/.../example.jexl

config/enhancedai/common-1.toml.bak

These weren't mystery mods I sent him. They're clearly files from the modpack's config directory, including Crash Assistant example/support files and a backup TOML config. This pack had already been run before being exported, so it contained its existing configuration data. CurseForge also gave him the option to install “CurseForge Files Only” or cancel. He didn't have to install those additional files, and I had already told him he didn't need them.

I don't blame him for being cautious. He's 15, told me he barely uses CurseForge, and got a warning saying files could potentially be harmful. My issue is with the admins. I was permanently banned and reported to Discord without anyone contacting me, asking for the ZIP, or asking me to explain what happened.

I still have the exact ZIP. It's a CurseForge-exported modpack containing manifest.json, modlist.html, and overrides/. The manifest identifies it as a Minecraft modpack and contains CurseForge projectID and fileID references. This could have been checked instead of simply assuming what the file was.

Afterward, Gamer LFG posted this:

“Do not ask people to help you test your minecraft mod unless its hosted on a trusted platform, or join a server with custom mods. - Straight ban and reported to Discord for this.

To expand, if you want people to play your mod or game that you are developing, use a platform that is meant for sharing this content. Curseforge, Modrinth, Nexus, Itch, Steam, etc, etc, etc..”

That's the part that makes absolutely no sense to me. They're telling people to use CurseForge when I was already using CurseForge. It was exported from CurseForge, I told the tester it was CurseForge before sending it, told him to import it through CurseForge, and his own screenshot shows CurseForge processing the pack.

Numerous people have since contacted me saying they were banned from Gamer LFG after pointing out that this was a CurseForge modpack. They weren't distributing the pack or telling anyone to download it. They were questioning the admins' characterization of what happened.

Their appeal Discord isn't much better. Despite supposedly existing for bans to be appealed, admins have gone extremely long periods without responding to appeals, including appeals sitting for around a year. People eventually get kicked from the appeal Discord without their appeal being addressed. That makes an appeal system pretty meaningless when bans are immediate and permanent.

The moderation also seems incredibly inconsistent. I've seen people use racial slurs in the server without receiving anything close to this response, yet this resulted in an immediate permanent ban and Discord report.

I'm not saying anyone should blindly install files from strangers. The tester had every right to stop when he became uncomfortable. My issue is permanently banning and reporting someone without investigating, then banning other people for pointing out information that contradicts the admins' version of events, while the supposed appeal process goes unanswered.

I'm posting the DMs and screenshots so people can look at what happened and make their own judgment. If you use Gamer LFG, especially for modded Minecraft, I'd recommend keeping records of your interactions because you may not get an opportunity to explain yourself afterward.

Posting this as a warning for anyone who uses Gamer LFG, especially for modded Minecraft. I was permanently banned and reported to Discord after someone volunteered to test my Minecraft server/modpack.

As seen below, this is the conversation that led to my ban.

The conversation pretty much speaks for itself. He volunteered to test, I told him beforehand that it was on CurseForge, and told him to use CurseForge's Import function. When CurseForge gave him a warning, he described it to me as “25 mods” that weren't from CurseForge. I hadn't seen the warning yet and initially misunderstood what he meant. When he asked if he needed them, I told him no. Once he actually showed me the warning, I realized he was talking about config files.

The actual CurseForge warning says 25 files, not 25 mods. The files visible in his screenshot were things like:

config/crash_assistant/.../README.md

config/crash_assistant/.../example.jexl

config/crash_assistant/.../example.jexl

config/enhancedai/common-1.toml.bak

These weren't mystery mods I sent him. They're clearly files from the modpack's config directory, including Crash Assistant example/support files and a backup TOML config. This pack had already been run before being exported, so it contained its existing configuration data. CurseForge also gave him the option to install “CurseForge Files Only” or cancel. He didn't have to install those additional files, and I had already told him he didn't need them.

I don't blame him for being cautious. He's 15, told me he barely uses CurseForge, and got a warning saying files could potentially be harmful. My issue is with the admins. I was permanently banned and reported to Discord without anyone contacting me, asking for the ZIP, or asking me to explain what happened.

I still have the exact ZIP. It's a CurseForge-exported modpack containing manifest.json, modlist.html, and overrides/. The manifest identifies it as a Minecraft modpack and contains CurseForge projectID and fileID references. This could have been checked instead of simply assuming what the file was.

Afterward, Gamer LFG posted this:

“Do not ask people to help you test your minecraft mod unless its hosted on a trusted platform, or join a server with custom mods. - Straight ban and reported to Discord for this.

To expand, if you want people to play your mod or game that you are developing, use a platform that is meant for sharing this content. Curseforge, Modrinth, Nexus, Itch, Steam, etc, etc, etc..”

That's the part that makes absolutely no sense to me. They're telling people to use CurseForge when I was already using CurseForge. It was exported from CurseForge, I told the tester it was CurseForge before sending it, told him to import it through CurseForge, and his own screenshot shows CurseForge processing the pack.

Numerous people have since contacted me saying they were banned from Gamer LFG after pointing out that this was a CurseForge modpack. They weren't distributing the pack or telling anyone to download it. They were questioning the admins' characterization of what happened.

Their appeal Discord isn't much better. Despite supposedly existing for bans to be appealed, admins have gone extremely long periods without responding to appeals, including appeals sitting for around a year. People eventually get kicked from the appeal Discord without their appeal being addressed. That makes an appeal system pretty meaningless when bans are immediate and permanent.

The moderation also seems incredibly inconsistent. I've seen people use racial slurs in the server without receiving anything close to this response, yet this resulted in an immediate permanent ban and Discord report.

I'm not saying anyone should blindly install files from strangers. The tester had every right to stop when he became uncomfortable. My issue is permanently banning and reporting someone without investigating, then banning other people for pointing out information that contradicts the admins' version of events, while the supposed appeal process goes unanswered.

I'm posting the DMs and screenshots so people can look at what happened and make their own judgment. If you use Gamer LFG, especially for modded Minecraft, I'd recommend keeping records of your interactions because you may not get an opportunity to explain yourself afterward.

I honestly thought he was on a 400cc at first because I couldn't see the bike that well. Turns out it's a Honda CBR600RR. Very pretty bike btw.

I think he let off as soon as he saw me inching ahead.

Also had to repost the FULL video because apparently him flooring it in the original wasn't enough for you dumb fucks to believe he wanted to race 😭 The full video shows him flying past me, turning his head to look directly at me, and waving me up next to him with his left hand. I literally watched him do it.

Excuses heard so far:

"He wasn't actually racing"

"He wasn't in his powerband"

"He realized it wasn't the time or place"

"He would've caught me eventually"

"Any 600 would smoke you"

"Pick on somebody your own size"

And my personal favorite so far:

"He was with a group and probably didn't want to look like a squid in front of his homies, get them all revved up only to stop at the light. Especially if he's in front."

So apparently flying past me, looking directly at me, waving me up next to him, and then flooring it doesn't count as wanting to race anymore 💀

He came looking for the race. I didn't pick on anybody.

So we gave away an old 1984 corvette to a refugee charity thing. Turns out. It wasnt given away to someone in need. The dealership tried to sell it. About 4 weeks later, after they had it sitting in the snow and listed on facebook marketplace. Someone came to buy it, and I guess it broke down on him. We dont know what caused it to break down, as it didnt break down for us but whatever.

The guy called us frantically and begged us to buy it back and cover the towing and such. We said no, it was supposed to be given to someone in need. They were selling it at a dealership lot.

It was in Ohio, Cincinnati, the vin is 1G1AY0785E5113941. We just want to know what happened to it

So my 2019 ZL1 is on flex fuel. Did an oil change about 3k miles ago. I used 10 qts 0W-40. My brother who just started as an oil changer like 2 weeks is tripping balls because he insists I need to add oil right now and that my car has no oil, and the oil is burnt... right.

I’m working on a custom Minecraft modpack called Hearth, and I’ve hit the point where the village building side of it is wearing me out.

If anyone genuinely enjoys building and wants to give it a shot, I’d be happy to send over the modpack and the save file.

The current theme is mostly dark wood, stone brick, and cobblestone. The villages only generate in plains biomes, they’re intentionally rare, and when they do spawn I want them to feel huge, more like an actual settlement than a small vanilla village.

You can work off what I already have, change things, or completely remake the village if you want. I’m not attached to my current builds and I’d rather give someone creative freedom than force myself through building when I’m already getting burnt out.

The village is built around MCA, so the main thing is that the buildings need to actually work for villagers and feel usable, not just decorative. Please avoid anything villagers can’t realistically pathfind or use, like ladders leading to bedrooms or important rooms.

The modpack is also meant to have fairly dark lighting overall, so the buildings will need a good amount of natural light and intentional manmade lighting so they still feel usable without ruining the darker atmosphere.

I can handle all the technical stuff afterward like structure blocks, jigsaws, commands, generation, and modpack integration. If you enjoy doing that part too, you can, but it’s completely optional.

At this point I mostly just need someone to say “I’ll give it a shot” and I’ll send everything over 😭

The snowshoe event was cool, I didnt personally race. I felt like there wouldve been faster cars than me there and didnt want to appear slow. Then a zl1 is what won 😅 go figure

Im wanting to get it installed in both my 6th gens, how much did it cost? What were the steps?