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I wonder does making a minor mistake in attribution really count as "wilful infringement"? As a layman, I would expect that any reasonable attempts to comply with license requirements should indicate that infringement was accident
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According to Steam hardware survey https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/?platform=linux 35% of Steam Linux users have "AMD AMD Custom GPU 0405" (the custom amd chip used by steamdeck). ~1 year ago it was 2
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One case I can imagine is if the authors of law/rules that the code tries to implement were trying to be clever and defined the specific way this edge case needs to be handled. In such situation developer is likely forced to do some ma
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With the right techniques it's often possible to remove those annoying stickers without ripping them. Some of the techniques involve using a solvent or very thin and slippery blade. They are supposed to be resistant against that, but i
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Have you seen the schematics for the Fairphone 5
(fairphone.com)
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It is more engaging to do something related to the software students (might) be using daily or at least have some experience. It's easier to show of the final result to (non programming) friends, or get some ideas for potentially usefu
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Arguing about hard definitions differentiating microprocessor from microcontrollers based on single feature is pointless. It's a vague product/marketing category for certain usecases. There will be group of features that are more
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It's a RP2040 don't expect an amazing performance or throughput. 2) RP2040 has 264kB of RAM, and a portion of it will be used by software. 3) Looking at the docs, seems like you either use dedicated protocol modes in which case yo
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x64dbg is primarily made for reverse engineering but RAD Debugger is made more for the context of game development. Those are two different usescase with different priorities. I would expect source code debugging and debug symbol related
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IL2CPP should affect only .NET libraries, it won't do anything to included native code .dll,.so libraries. I would expect that in 80% of cases the LGPL librararies you might want to use are actually written in C or C++ so they would st
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I would say important part of podcasts is delivery process. Which at this point due to wide spread of on demand streaming services has somewhat lost many of it's unique features. Some years ago if someone said a talk show I would think
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The element itself isn't an issue. It's that 2/3 examples on MDN are awful, you shouldn't use the meter tag as substitute for a number in a middle of sentence. "Heat an oven to <green progressbar>" or &qu
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You can't just blindly run git commands without being aware of current state. Some beginners or people with less technical roles try to use git by blindly running 3 commands they memorized, but that easily results in a mess or situatio
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Could it be that you are using touchpad to scroll? Or maybe you are on macOS? At least in VSCode and probably some other software (especially if it's electron based) scrolling using touchpad gesture or other device that provides "
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According to this (2022) https://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamworks/announcements/d... it's only 10% of daily gaming sessions. Slightly older (2021) steam post https://store.steampowered.com
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Online multiplayer games are more likely have proper timers for all the ability cooldowns if anything to allow game designers to finetune the balance between various abilities. Otherwise they would be very quickly exploited by autoclickers
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If you scroll slightly down the readme explains which desktop environments are supported and using which wayland protocol extensions.
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> Perhaps this requires `-O0 -g` or similar to work effectively, which games devs are usually not open to. There are also plenty of game devs expressing the idea of "never use STL, because that makes performance unusable in debug bu
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Unity sells source code access, it's in the "contact us for quote" category. But that's how many B2B services work, including some of the most widely used commercial game middleware. Also large portion of first party Uni
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OpenSSH keys have their own passwords. On my system there are a few things that are stored within login keyring: chromium safe storage for various electron based programs (Chromium itself, discord, vscode, unity hub), password or login toke
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Does MTGA not have any kind of Mulligan mechanics that would solve the initial bad hand?
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Other discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38515563 Little bit context for those trying to decypher who is who, since some of the places show username, but others Gitlab display name. F-Droid statues and board r
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There might have been other stuff but the best I could tell from the linked pages: "blocking protection" refers to not giving full owner or mainter permissions to gitlab instance. Which are the required account levels to allow edi
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Not sure if that was intention, but fridge system can be split into two parts producing temperature change, and moving the heat. In a typical compressor fridge the gas does both, change the temperature by expanding/ compressing and mo
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How would you typically mark the walls when playing with pen and paper?
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Think of object pool as a specific version of more general concept of resource pooling which can be applied in many different situations. * Requesting resource X from system Y is expensive or has a high latency * you request a bunch of X in
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> Very original It's a copy of someone else doing exactly the same thing (2 layers of breakout played by moving window) but in C++ (which the author credits) both years before the following. Although the general concept of having ga
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I think the problem isn't that you can't come up with story which makes sense. Problem is that you if you focus on other aspects of process for example opening/close part instead of mechanism how it's closed, or other me
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> Like one of them seems to just be some gyroid infill with walls and roofs set to zero. That works only for existing infill patterns. The idea is that if you wanted to create a completely new infill pattern,you could first prototype it
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Few observations from playing around with the demo: * you claim that code editing is totally structured, but at the same time it is possible to delete one of the two parentheses thus creating broken expression, and no straight forward way t
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