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Spoifin
To spoifin - to ruin something.
Created by Ph1LzA Minecraft on Sneegsnag's wedding celebration trip during a cursed game of Scrabble
Created by Ph1LzA Minecraft on Sneegsnag's wedding celebration trip during a cursed game of Scrabble
Spoifin by alexawastaken April 23, 2022
Ping Spoofing
A meme the Minecraft players spam Ping Spoofing in KitPVP servers to annoy the server owners to the point of break.
badboyhalo made another video about ping spoofing. I bet is contains of him just complaining about the players spamming it in the chat again. Thanks Skeppy....
Ping Spoofing by BlaaZy October 27, 2018
ping spoofing
Spoofing means you are manipulating the information you are sending to the server.
In the case of ping spoofing, you are making your ping look very bad so that the server can't tell if you are lagging or hacking.
In the case of ping spoofing, you are making your ping look very bad so that the server can't tell if you are lagging or hacking.
Johnny is hosting a minigame where the player who stands on a rock the longest wins. Johnny started the match and used a "kill all players" command to troll but a player was ping spoofing so his client took longer to update and ended up winning instead of it being a tied match.
Mitch is hacking on the hytale server but he is ping spoofing at the same time to make it difficult to know he's really hacking
Mitch is hacking on the hytale server but he is ping spoofing at the same time to make it difficult to know he's really hacking
ping spoofing by hailsatan123 December 25, 2018
spoofing
When we invited Mr. Houdini to the kids birthday party, we weren't expecting him to be spoofing in the bathroom right after he disappeared.
spoofing by FoxyPhil21 March 10, 2019
Spoofing
The act of a magician (usually of the type seen at children’s birthday parties) taking heroin while on the job.
Spoofing by Sparks flame March 11, 2019
spoofing
In the context of the game "Ingress", spoofing, or being a spoofer, means the intentional manipulation of a player's GPS location in order to access locations without actually traveling there.
This action varies based on the device being used to play the game, but includes rapid directional motion of a device (similar to "throwing" the device without letting go), use of GPS-altering software, etc.
Spoofing is forbidden in the game's Terms of Service.
This action varies based on the device being used to play the game, but includes rapid directional motion of a device (similar to "throwing" the device without letting go), use of GPS-altering software, etc.
Spoofing is forbidden in the game's Terms of Service.
Player 1: "Man, he's standing right there! How did he hit that portal a block away?!"
Player 2: "He's obviously spoofing. Damn toads."
Player 2: "He's obviously spoofing. Damn toads."
spoofing by EliteFerrex April 17, 2014
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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