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by Rohansi 10mo ago
But Notepad is not web based? It's still a native app but now uses UWP instead.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
People already closet cheat to avoid detection. It's nothing new. You can closet cheat with ESP and that is very game breaking without obvious rage cheating. You can't do ESP if cheats are limited to what is visible on screen so I
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
That's still an improvement over the current state of games. Cheats being able to read hidden game state is a huge advantage vs. just what is visible on screen.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
c3 is as easy as 1,2,3
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I know about these but they require a lot more technical know-how to set up and getting ROMs is legally questionable. Your kid's friends are probably not playing those games either. They aren't a good option for most people.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I agree with you but you can't just go out and buy a Gameboy anymore. And gaming is more of a social activity now where you'll need internet access.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I don't understand - how could they not get in touch with anyone? Surely SMS would have still worked if they were available on WhatsApp?
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> KDE Connect cannot remain active while the application is not in the foreground. Looks like you can thank Apple for that one. https://github.com/KDE/kdeconnect-ios?tab=readme-ov-file#kno...
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> But they'll happily take a paycheck for writing a bunch of shit Go/Ruby/PHP code that runs on Linux 24/7 without downtime - not because of the quality of their code, but due to the reliability of the platform at _t
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Sure, it's better than nothing, but it's certainly not ideal. How much time and energy is being wasted by libraries like that? Wouldn't it be better if library B had a stable ABI or was versioned? Is there any reason it needs
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Software installed from your package manager is almost certainly provided as a binary already. You could package a .exe file and that should work everywhere WINE is installed.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> On the one hand, better GC is better but on the other, it doesn't matter all that much. It shouldn't but it does. Boehm is a conservative GC so when it triggers it needs to scan a lot more memory for pointers than .NET&#x27
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Unfortunately they do still need IL2CPP because Unity took a different direction than .NET: most reflection still works with IL2CPP but does not with .NET AOT. Switching would be a huge breaking change for everyone, including Unity. Platfor
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> with a 1999 style property window on the side like Visual Studio was ever cool. I don't think this is fair. I'd say Unity's inspector window is one of the good parts of Unity because it not just a property window. It&#
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> Modern .Net is fast, of course, but it's not burst compiled HPC# fast. Sure, but the fact that it is competitive with Burst makes it disappointing. If I'm going to go through the trouble of writing code in a different (and
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Yes, but it also puts them in an awkward situation! They recommend (or even require, for some platforms) using IL2CPP for release builds which will still use Boehm GC and not run as quick as CoreCLR.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
No, for a full domain reload it reloads everything. This forces all static variables to reset, makes static constructors run again, etc.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Editor is slower than Mono release builds. You'll need to compare Mono release vs. IL2CPP release to see the actual difference.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Pretty sure that will still be there? It'll be different because CoreCLR doesn't really have AppDomains but it will still need to unload old assemblies and reload them all again. That's the only reliable way to reset everythi
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Yes, SGen should be a lot better, but Unity cannot use it because they hold and pass raw pointers around everywhere. That's fine for Boehm but not possible with SGen. They're working on fixing this already but not sure why they ar
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
The article doesn't cover it but the GC being used by Unity also performs very poorly vs. .NET, and even vs. standalone Mono, because it is using the Boehm GC. Last I heard Unity has no plans to switch IL2CPP to a better GC [1]. It&#x2
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> I don't see a need in having tiles and such in my start menu. Tiles are gone in Windows 11. But this is exactly my point. Some people were so happy with how Windows XP worked but things are so much better now. It's repeatin
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> What gave you that idea? If you run Windows 7 on it then it sure will!
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I'd still disagree but UI changes are far more subjective with approval. The start menu in 10 is a lot more customizable vs. Windows 7 which I think is a good thing. Task View (virtual desktops) were added in 10. Task Manager is so muc
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> Win 10 improved NOTHING over 7 Windows 7 doesn't have compressed memory (ZRAM). Doesn't support TRIM for NVMe SSDs. Doesn't have WSL. Doesn't have ISO mounting built in. Doesn't have HDR, variable refresh r
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> This whole conversation is about how there is very few options for games where it is financially viable to build content for them as a third party. Because games are not platforms. Roblox is a platform - games ("experiences&quot
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Games are there to be played. Not being able to build a business on top of a game does not make it irrelevant. f you want to start a business making games then you really should consider using a game engine rather than something like Roblox
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> The four dollars is for providing the platform that the user used to navigate to the link and download the zip file. And does not include showing up first in search results for your app's name. That's a separate fee you&#x2
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Steam must just be a front because none of those games are available on it.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
> Your only options are like Fornite, Roblox, or Minecraft. What?? Unlike phones nothing locks people into only playing a specific game. And there are so many other games out there to choose from.

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