Dwedit

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   by Dwedit 2y ago

   "Funko Fusion" was developed 10:10 Games, a company founded by Jon Burton from Traveller's Tales. Unfortunately, the game got really bad reviews.
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   by Dwedit 2y ago

   I had a Samsung QLED TV, and still had to upgrade the firmware once. Thankfully you can do this by USB storage without connecting the TV to the Internet. The preloaded firmware had audio issues where sound would drop out, even when playin
3. 633.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   I read in a few places that LibreWolf's anti-fingerprinting features are breaking websites. One person complained that their meeting got scheduled incorrectly because the browser was messing with the user's time zone (for privacy
4. 634.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   Good book indeed, just that I wouldn't use a book to look up Win32 API functions.
5. 635.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   More like a better paxlovid.
6. 636.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   Is "Diet Rite" really a premium brand?
7. 637.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   Is it really specific to Aspartame though? What if you switched to a product with a different sweetener, such as Sucralose?
8. 638.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   CSS animations make Flash look efficient by comparison.
9. 639.▲
   by Dwedit 2y ago

   Also no author listed on the article. Just "a Senior Cyber Engineer".
10. 640.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    That would be SethBling who performed that.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Typing on your own computer, and having the draft stored into local storage requires absolutely no policy at all. If anyone else's computer is involved with that, then it's a problem. Also it makes no sense for a program that run
12. 642.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Literally every browser extension injects itself into a visited web page.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    In earlier versions of C# (including .NET 3.5), Access Violations did not inherit from Exception, and could not be caught using "catch (Exception ex) { }" syntax. You had to use "catch { }" syntax instead.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    .NET DLL files are not only MSIL code, they are also native code. If built for the same architecture (x86, x64...) as the importing program, it can be loaded like any other DLL. The DLL links to MSCOREE.DLL. When loaded into a process, th
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Riva 128 + Pentium II 233MHz + Corn Emulator = Mario 64 at full speed on your PC.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    The thing really needed is a "Collect with timeout" function. Something like "Garbage collect now, but abandon the job in a consistent state if X milliseconds have passed". (Perhaps even some other event. Like "Do
17. 647.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    If you can't move objects around in memory, you get memory fragmentation.
18. 648.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    If you really really want to, you can use Marshal.AllocHGlobal and allocate unmanaged memory. All access happens through pointers and `unsafe` code blocks.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    I think that .NET DLLs can still be loaded by native code? I could throw together a project to check if that actually works or not. Edit: Using the tool "dllexport" ( https://github.com/3F/DllExport ), you can
20. 650.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Ultima VII doesn't run in Real Mode, it runs in Unreal Mode. https://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/Voodoo_Memory_Manager
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Would any code from the Exult project be useful to help implement the gameplay?
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Basically, a whole lot like the ColecoVision, Sega SG-1000, or MSX, but without the Z80?
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    If you need to apply a setting like that to a single application only, there are ways to create a program that will detour all the registry reads.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    There are two sources for Japanese eras on Windows: * Hardcoded into the system libraries/.net framework * The Windows Registry And this allows things to continue working even if the software is older than the newest era.
25. 655.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    It's more about the crawlers acting as a DDOS attack.
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    "Cartridge that works on a stock NES" is muddied waters now, since a cartridge can contain a full computer that feeds data directly to the PPU bus, while the main NES CPU mostly runs idle. See "DOOM on NES": https:&#x2F
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Does the original work on HXDOS?
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Hey browser makers, please allow file:// URLS to actually be able to load other files in the same directory without giving a CORS error. You can't even run a JS file from the same directory! That's what's really k
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    by Dwedit 2y ago

    I tried out WASM for a very small project once. This was built from a freestanding C source file (no libraries at all, not even the standard library). Zig was the C compiler used to build the program. And I was able to get things working
30. 660.▲
    by Dwedit 2y ago

    Things like conditional execution being always available, and the barrel shifter being always available feel a lot more like ideas from VLIW architectures. And when you come from 8-bit instructions and suddenly have 32 bits available, your