StackBPoppin

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by StackBPoppin 3mo ago
Isn't this what eventually became Kali linux? I remember Knoppix and Whoppix then I didn't really check on the projects for a while then Kali came along
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by StackBPoppin 5mo ago
I don't think I've shared my thoughts on here, but this sounds a lot like my thought process: what if you start with nothing but consciousness, then find a path to a physical universe? Consciousness is inherently about awareness,
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by StackBPoppin 7mo ago
I remember reading this as part of GCSE English, unfortunately the school system in the UK makes poetry dry and uninspiring. In terms of anti-war poems I prefer "The Box" by Kendrew Lascelles.
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by StackBPoppin 10mo ago
I released a game on Steam, and work on it a few hours every day. Income each month varies but is consistently above $500. Link to game if anyone is interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2250550/Tornado_Re
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by StackBPoppin 10mo ago
I've tried suggesting this for my team since there are constant complaints of lack of communication. However, the response to this is "we have Teams/Jira/Confluence", but 99% of Jira tickets have no comments for cla
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by StackBPoppin 10mo ago
I'm completely rebuilding my storm chasing game "Tornado: Research and Rescue" https://youtu.be/P_weRNiCpmQ?si=EajGMlN3Qrej7OCr
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by StackBPoppin 10mo ago
I've had to write an entire backend to interface with Sabre - using SOAP/XML - it was anything but straightforward. But yeah, you need surprisingly little information to book/cancel/view flights and PNR data.
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Faithful Recreation of "Dorothy" Software from Twister (1996) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by StackBPoppin 11mo ago|1 comments
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by StackBPoppin 11mo ago
As a child one of my favourite scenes from Twister was the successful deployment of "Dorothy" and the data streaming into the laptop with cool colourful visualisations. Over 20 years later, as a software engineer I decided to recr
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by StackBPoppin 11mo ago
I've made a more in depth video showing this mechanic with sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUCB189Om9s I think sound gives just the right amount of help to get you in the general vicinity of the next clue, witho
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by StackBPoppin 1y ago
I haven't completely decided yet, but I'm thinking of having the next object emit a "scraping" sound as it moves/scales, that way the sound gives you a general idea of the vicinity of where you should be looking. It
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by StackBPoppin 1y ago
A reality-bending anomaly game where you are the anomaly: as you interact with items in your environment, you may notice some anomalies. Moving a cookie jar opens the fridge door. Closing the fridge door makes a painting on the wall shrin
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by StackBPoppin 1y ago
“Also, long-sleepers were more likely to report symptoms of depression,” Couldn't that also be interpreted as "People with depression are more likely to report long sleep durations?"