Narishma

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by Narishma 1y ago
That one's not on Youtube. It's a bug caused by ad blockers.
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by Narishma 1y ago
They've recently started infecting old reddit with some of the new crap like notifications for every little thing. You can still disable them for now, tediously one by one.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Unity games are C#, the engine itself is C++.
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by Narishma 1y ago
> I was seriously hampered by the fact that this compiler couldn't produce text mode executables (any call to printf opened its own new window that definitely wasn't cmd.exe) and it couldn't set the graphics mode for blitt
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by Narishma 1y ago
Are there any microcontrollers that aren't in-order?
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by Narishma 2y ago
Youtube search is similar. It shows a couple of results related to your query, then a whole bunch of irrelevant videos.
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by Narishma 2y ago
> Quickbasic 4.5 (which has a compiler among other niceties over the original Microsoft QBASIC) QuickBasic was the original, with QBASIC being a cut down version of it bundled with DOS.
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by Narishma 2y ago
How does it even work on an 80186? I thought Doom required a 386.
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by Narishma 2y ago
Are any of the games any good?
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by Narishma 2y ago
Given the lack of textured walls, it's more like a Hovertank 3D-like.
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by Narishma 2y ago
I think EDLIN is closer to CP/M's ED.
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by Narishma 2y ago
It's not open source, it's source available.
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by Narishma 2y ago
> Even AAA games these days happily run on GC languages. You can recognize them by their poor performance.
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by Narishma 2y ago
They still end up doing that, regardless of the intention. It would be better if they only animated once, or just when you hover over them instead of constantly.
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by Narishma 2y ago
> There are numerous animations that never stop. This is highly distracting and makes it very difficult to read the text. And pegs the CPU and drains the battery.
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by Narishma 2y ago
> Every game Sony releases eventually winds up with a PC port, and many of them are even released on Xbox. It's the other way around, Microsoft games on PC and more recently PS5. Sony sometimes releases their games on PC (often year
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by Narishma 2y ago
3.0 was ok but a bit rough around the edges and it crashed a lot. 3.1 was a substantial improvement in that regard. It also brought major features like TTF fonts, the registry, a usable file manager, audio and video support, and networking
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by Narishma 2y ago
I recommend emulators like 86box or PCem instead, they're much better for such old systems than VMs.
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by Narishma 2y ago
That assumes that they are using the telemetry to create a better product for the user rather than the developer.
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by Narishma 2y ago
glibc, not glib. That's a different library.
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by Narishma 2y ago
Probably because of the original clickbait title, which seems to have been changed by the mods to be more accurate.
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by Narishma 2y ago
It is.
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by Narishma 2y ago
What's wrong with the official book?
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by Narishma 2y ago
> It's like the difference between a 80286 and a 80386: The latter added the hardware support for true multitasking that the former lacked. I'm not sure this is a good comparison. The 286 did support true multitasking in protec
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by Narishma 2y ago
The limitations nowadays for game development are more on the budget side than the hardware.
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by Narishma 2y ago
It plays fine for me in Firefox.
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by Narishma 2y ago
I don't even bother using scripts, I just manually paste the URL of the video I want to watch into mpv. It's not slow enough for me to have to deal with the garbage Youtube interface.
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by Narishma 2y ago
For me the content is not the main problem, rather the consistent bloating and enshitification of the player and interface over the years. Nowadays I don't bother anymore and just use mpv and ytdlp to play the few videos I'm inter
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by Narishma 2y ago
Google has been doing that for you since they bought Youtube.
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by Narishma 2y ago
Not that surprising, Rust folks are more likely to be familiar with C than the reverse.

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