Daegalus

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by Daegalus 3y ago
Wanted to ask if it was cool with you if I created a Flatpak repo for Flathub for this? That was it can be distributed with Flatpak.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
You might enjoy this official article on a bug in Arena rules engine that goes into how they designed their systems. https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/mtg-arena/on-whiteboards-n...
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Ive been using Bazzite for a while now. it has been great. Works great, has a solid base, but great modifications and additions.I will say I am not a fan of a lot of the distrobox stuff, so I disabled steam, supporting steam stuff, and so o
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I wonder if you could team up with https://sub.rehab/ and evolve it.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
We are aware of their work. We've been working on ours off and on for many more years than this attempt. We have just been slowed down by real life stuff and I'm solo working on the backend. So if I get busy, not much work happens
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by Daegalus 3y ago
It's Black Moon Chronicles Online: Winds of War. I have client sources as I am working with the person that owns the rights. Protocol is not documented, so reverse engineering, but having the clientside helps. The server software was l
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Well I am building an MMO Server in Go, and I am in the US. Probably because I am a backend/DevOps engineer and i do a lot of Go as it is. I did a small rundown elsewhere in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I actually am building an MMO server for an old MMO. And I am using Go and Goroutines for it. I have a small rundown posted here in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37972638
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I have been working on a MMO resurrection project of an old MMO for a while now. It's nice to know my design is actually decent. I have no MMO or game backend dev experience. I am a backend and DevOps engineer though. I'm building
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by Daegalus 3y ago
You are correct, they used it for production, building the scenes, getting camera data. I then assume they exported the scenes and camera data to whatever they used for the final render. So Unity was used for 70-80% of the work. It is possi
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Incorrect: https://www.engadget.com/2019-07-29-lion-king-remake-vfx-mpc... The film was shot almost entirely in Unity, then the final render used some extra stuff and other tools. But the scenes, shots, etc were done in Uni
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I think the Lion King movie was made in Unity
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I looked into this, but it seems most gamedev communities I asked, say Bevy isnt great, and everyone seems to be recommending Fyrox instead. No clue if it actually is, just parroting what I have been told. Either way, I don't think eit
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I did something similar. I would write bots to play the games, then eventually figured out I could just hit the apis that would give me items and gold. Eventually, I had a lot of rare stuff and so on. I kind of wish I could still log into t
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by Daegalus 3y ago
It was intentional, but I was not aware of that project. Consul is just a nice distributed KV store and Consul Templates integrate well with vault secrets. It can also be used as a storage engine for Vault of needed.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I would love to see a similar initiative with Vault and maybe Consul. Maybe call it OpenVLT and OpenCNSL. Then we can wrap it in a larger OpenHC or OpenMoto umbrella of projects. Especially with the integration points between Terraform, Vau
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I loved Dart, but these days, it's not very usable for me. The backend development capabilities have been left to rot. It's all flutter. When it came out it had so much potential to displace NodeJS. But they threw that away when t
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Yes, I'm eagerly following VanillaOS. I am excited for some of their tools and design. But it would be also nice to have a standard mutable variant too.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
From my experience, its much more stable. Sid is "unstable" by Debian's definition, but Debian's definition of Stable is a lot more intense than most other distros. If you want a little more stability but still rolling
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I think Gemini just went too far with how much they got rid of. I think the ideal middle is using a stripped down HTTP subset, with HTML5 (maybe with some things removed, like script tags), and the latest CSS. No JS. Focus on the document.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/thunderbird/thunderb... According to this it's in Rawhide, there are probably some slowdown with the imminent branching of F39 from Rawhide. Or there might be build or
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I am one of those people and it's control of my finances. Yes j pay more over time, but the ability to cancel and not have lost a portion I don't use. I regularly cancel and restart subscriptions depending on usage, to keep things
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Ya, it happened accidentally. I was planning to play the Warhammer Online private server, and I used to build addons for it. I went digging for those as they were never in source control. Found them in a website, then saw a blog link I didn
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by Daegalus 3y ago
On a bit of a side note. I have been thinking of rebuilding my blog/site from the ground up to be simpler, cleaner, and have more info. Your site just gave me a ton of inspiration on how to make it better and how to make use of it bett
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by Daegalus 3y ago
There are many nice NUC like devices on Amazon. BeeLink makes some good ones with both Intel and AMD. I think this is a great end result for the NUC. Asus makes some good stuff and they can probably push the NUC some more for reasonable pri
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by Daegalus 3y ago
I really like Crystal but until the devtools improve, it's a bit of a pain to write Crystal without a fully function LSP. Crystalline does an amazing job, but there are still some shortcomings that need to be taken care of by the main
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Don't. Let it go into a deeper C-State/Sleep/Hibernate, whatever. Turn off the computer. Don't burn the energy in the first place.
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by Daegalus 3y ago
Over the years I've used tons of software to do blogs. WordPress, Ghost (I Kickstarter it), and many others. I have settled in Hugo + Cloudflare Pages. I just write markdown, and commit it. Cloudflare does the rest. Though I am buildin
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by Daegalus 3y ago
https://yulian.kuncheff.com I don't write often (mostly lack of time), but I try to write technical articles on how to set things up, or if I want to share an opinion on the state of some things (most of them are older ramb
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by Daegalus 3y ago
The Pixel is the closest. The reason you don't see long term support on Android is because of Qualcomm. Qualcomm wants manufacturers to build on new chips, so they deprecate older chips and stop support. Most manufacturers don't w

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