Narishma

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901.
by Narishma 4y ago
That's what tabs are for.
902.
by Narishma 4y ago
You can click them to get the full version.
903.
by Narishma 4y ago
It's just poorly coded and doesn't take advantage of the CPU power on hand. A lot of games are like that, both indie and AAA.
904.
by Narishma 4y ago
Zork's (and text adventure games in general) maps aren't grid-based, so you don't need graph paper.
905.
by Narishma 4y ago
32K I think for the first game. The TRS-80 and Apple II versions at least.
906.
by Narishma 4y ago
Thunderbird is not native. It's built on top of Firefox. As such, it's not that different from an Electron app.
907.
by Narishma 4y ago
Modern UIs are more likely to be slow and laggy compared to old ones.
908.
by Narishma 4y ago
No, it doesn't. It uses the regular LLVM compiler.
909.
by Narishma 4y ago
A simple 3d viewer should just use WebGL. Low level APIs are targeted at large game engine developers.
910.
by Narishma 4y ago
For something like RimWorld WebGL 1 should be more than enough, no? I don't think it's doing anything complex graphically. As a bonus, you'll be able to run on a lot more devices.
911.
by Narishma 4y ago
If it was that bad, why was it ported back to the Amiga in this project?
912.
by Narishma 4y ago
That's nice in theory. What happens in the real world is more like 'make it work, ship it'. Sometimes the first part is optional.
913.
by Narishma 4y ago
Arabic doesn't have capital letters.
914.
by Narishma 4y ago
Unity and Godot are not C# engines like this one. They are C++ engines with C# scripting.
915.
by Narishma 4y ago
'Worse is better' seems to also apply to hardware.
916.
by Narishma 4y ago
Small cores are much smaller, so the question is more "why have 4 small cores and 4 big cores when you could have 5 big cores".
917.
by Narishma 4y ago
You mean one less cycle? I think that was only ever the case in the 8088 with its 8-bit bus.
918.
by Narishma 4y ago
So why not use a different compiler?
919.
by Narishma 4y ago
> It would be more helpful for the compiler to assume that it does not know what will happen. This is how C actually worked for many years. Can't you get that behaviour with -O0 or similar?
920.
by Narishma 4y ago
That's a non-issue. You just need a QWERTY layout. Most OSes make it very easy to change on the fly.
921.
by Narishma 4y ago
What about the Apple II and Commodore PET, both older than the Atari 800?
922.
by Narishma 4y ago
There was a CppCon talk about this last year, or the one before.
923.
by Narishma 4y ago
Is there a reason they only have graphing calculators?
924.
by Narishma 4y ago
I don't think gccrs is usable yet and won't be for many months if not years.
925.
by Narishma 4y ago
Not mentioned in the release notes but the rust compiler now supports the Playstation 1 as a target. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/102689/
926.
by Narishma 4y ago
So?
927.
by Narishma 4y ago
Not a TRS-80 emulator.
928.
by Narishma 4y ago
Jaguar is unrelated to Bulldozer.
929.
by Narishma 4y ago
I'm assuming you're talking about PS4 and Xbox One. If so, they used a much simpler and lower-power architecture than Bulldozer that was initially intended for netbooks and tablets. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
930.
by Narishma 4y ago
That requires TPM v2 and UEFI. I guess that's why I've never seen it in any of the Windows machines I have access to.

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