LoganDark

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1. 1711.▲
   by LoganDark 11mo ago

   Technically, there are supposed to be hair spaces around the dashes, not regular spaces. They're small enough to be sometimes confused for kerning.
2. 1712.▲
   by LoganDark 11mo ago

   I've set up CF for a personal site and I even tell CF to use a client certificate (called "Origin CA") so nothing else can even connect to it.
3. 1713.▲
   by LoganDark 11mo ago

   PUT is the idempotent one. POST typically performs an action; PUT just creates-or-updates.
4. 1714.▲
   by LoganDark 11mo ago

   I came to this conclusion as well. The README gives off some vibes but the sheer volume and writing style of the code comments is what really sells it for me. For example: https://github.com/grigio/network-monitor/
5. 1715.▲
   by LoganDark 1y ago

   How do you handle projects where the owner is part of a large community? Maintainers of very important or useful projects should count, right?
6. 1716.▲
   by LoganDark 1y ago

   That's exactly their plan, it seems.
7. 1717.▲
   by LoganDark 1y ago

   We are very sorry to hear that a recent marketing campaign may have upset some customers. Your feedback is very important to us, and affected customers are invited to reach out through the Help Center for resolution options. We've pull
8. 1718.▲
   by LoganDark 1y ago

   I'm not as interested in news from 40 years ago, but for years I've been wanting a news website that only talks about things that have already happened and not just things that are so promising or going to change the world or defi
9. 1719.▲
   by LoganDark 1y ago

   > Checkout how hard customers punish blackouts from the grid - both via wallet, but also via voting/gov't. What? Since when has anyone ever been free to just up and stop paying for power from the grid? Are you going to pay $10,
10. 1720.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Very cool, but locked to 60FPS on my 120Hz monitor for some reason. Can't find a setting to fix it.
11. 1721.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    "Modern Standby"? No, they haven't. Just make sure to unplug your laptop before you close the lid and it won't melt down.
12. 1722.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I have my fair share of games that run on Mac too, for example I was really happy to learn about No Man's Sky on Mac because I was really into that for a while. It's just not very common, so I simply can't play most games wit
13. 1723.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    That's great that you play a game that has a Mac port! I play at least TerraTech Worlds, Volcanoids, Space Engineers, Stationeers, BeamNG.drive, Avorion, Deep Rock Galactic, Dishonored, Cogmind, Pacific Drive, Risk of Rain 2, Just Caus
14. 1724.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I think if all you want is a Unix, you're better off with Mac, or at least you would have been before the Apple Silicon transition broke Windows support, and Valve stopped supporting Proton on Mac, and CrossOver still doesn't supp
15. 1725.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    > Also a small correction: Vulkan actually _does_ run Apple platforms (via Vulkan-to-Metal translation) using MoltenVK and the new KosmicKrisp driver, and it works quite well. I think, since they mentioned some enterprise deployments on
16. 1726.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    The Vulkan specification is Open Source. Many Vulkan implementations are not. Vulkan also isn't built on D3D at all, and only MoltenVK (an open-source implementation for Apple platforms) is built on Metal. (Edit: It appears Mesa al
17. 1727.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    The view transform doesn't necessarily have to be known to the fragment shader, though. That's usually in the realm of the geometry shader, but even the geometry shader doesn't have to know how things correspond to screen coo
18. 1728.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Is the article about OpenGL? I see a few mentions of OpenGL in a section about graphics APIs that also mentions at least Vulkan, which doesn't automatically provide fragment coordinates, and WebGPU, which also doesn't. Shaders by
19. 1729.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Shaders technically don't even know their X and Y coordinates by default unless you specifically provide those, just as you can provide other coordinates (such as U and V for surfaces) or other values in general (either varying /
20. 1730.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    AI did write the article; you wrote the prompt to the AI.
21. 1731.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Does Blender have NURBS? I don't even use NURBS in Plasticity, because curves are already essentially vectors. I don't have to worry about polygons at all, and then I choose the tolerances when I export.
22. 1732.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    > Same, but I don't think it's possible without a large and sustained investment into a free geometric modelling kernel, which can probably be only done by a government. Fornjot has been attempting this: https://www.
23. 1733.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I use Plasticity to model for 3D printing. Having to worry about polygons in Blender is really annoying.
24. 1734.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Plasticity is the closest thing to this, I think. It uses Parasolid, which Blender does not, and supports xNURBS, which Blender does not.
25. 1735.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I've seen some cars have variable brake lights depending on how much pressure is being applied. It's very rare though. Wish my vehicle had it.
26. 1736.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    My vehicle does not dim the DRLs with the beams on. The brightness of the DRLs is also inoffensive enough that I don't think they're worse than the beams at all. They're also essentially evenly-lit light bars, and not point s
27. 1737.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I don't know what's invisible about the outside edge of my headlights, and my taillights, being illuminated. The car is very visible. If it were invisible, and I do a LOT of nighttime driving, I would've gotten pulled over fo
28. 1738.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    That's not true for my vehicle, I've checked.
29. 1739.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    I usually drive with only the DRLs even at night. My vision is good enough that there's no reason to blind other drivers. I only use the beams at all when there's bad weather that fucks with visibility, or when the road has no ret
30. 1740.▲
    by LoganDark 1y ago

    Well, the first profile I ever had was an Xbox account that was based on my real name, and I just carried that username onto everything else. So I just ended up having a username based on my real name everywhere. And I never bothered to res