TeaDude

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by TeaDude 3y ago
Genuinely love this little thing. Its API is really ergonomic and it has plenty of things that are missing even from libs like SDL like some nice filesystem utilities. I'd consider it the Godot equivalent for C programmers.
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by TeaDude 3y ago
Disappointed that this isn't "therapy from burning things". I want combustion therapy to be a real thing.
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by TeaDude 3y ago
This looks pretty cool. Are there any plans for binary file management or is that out of scope?
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by TeaDude 3y ago
That's pretty impressive. I'm glad I archived most of my old teenage game/comic notes. I got burned with websites dying at a young age. Also, funny that this comes to light around the release of Slayers X; A game with a simil
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by TeaDude 3y ago
Oh goodness. I get this crap all the time at work. Apparently Adobe Acrobat isn't a commonly downloaded application. Somehow I fail to believe that...
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by TeaDude 3y ago
That's cool. Had they already patched long strings of single digits by then?
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by TeaDude 3y ago
I recall reading that SAL was patent encumbered but I can't for the life of me find the actual patent. I remember it coming up in the llvm forums though..
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by TeaDude 3y ago
Err. Isn't the quake engine owned by Zenimax who are owned by Microsoft. That's a big if. Also, I'm not sure if they could even grant such a license considering all the third party gpl contributions...
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by TeaDude 3y ago
This is really cool. I'm personally most interested in the event scripting system as there's not a lot of documentation for developing those for systems with constrained ram (where you want a lot of stuff to be stored and read dir
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by TeaDude 3y ago
Implying the police actually turn up? Remember that those are the "lucky" ones.
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by TeaDude 3y ago
They also have apecific devolved laws that you can be arrested for illegal speech in your own home and your children can be interrogated about it.
42.
by TeaDude 4y ago
Did they remove that? I thought that tabs were still forbidden...
43.
by TeaDude 4y ago
Been watching this for a while, personally very interested to see where this goes...
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Oh, that's what those are! I thought it was just a crappy video feed to try and deter theft. Much like all they eye symbols on security camera warning signs. "As if they'd actually get some poor sod to sift through all the fo
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by TeaDude 4y ago
On one hand: I am sick of banks and pseudo banks (Paypal, Stripe etc.) fucking about the digital payments space. On the other hand: I am 100% sure that the UK govt will reimplement these hurdles and add their own.
46.
by TeaDude 4y ago
I think this is missing the forest for the trees. Labour have openly endorsed all the "child protection" internet laws pushed by the Tory government.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Off the top of my head: depending on the jurisdiction there are several important legal documents that you are disalllowed from filing yourself and the judge is allowed to reject you with or without reason
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by TeaDude 4y ago
I'm interested. What sort of regulations do you think would affect the robo-lawyer space in the UK? Self-representation is frowned upon and mostly disallowed. Lawyers are expensive. I'd genuinely consider having ChatGPT fight for
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by TeaDude 4y ago
They tried to get one of the newer ones with the digital display eyes to do it but the CPU of those is one of those nasty Sunplus ones that are real uncharted territory with their u'nSP instruction set. https://devpost.com&#
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Didn't they already do this? I work at a massive org and we got bit by the earlier cut-off date. (Due to a large reliance on embedded activex stuff. Thanks microsoft for your scummy vendor lock-in on the web and thanks enterprise progr
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Xbox 360? I remember that the stock AMD drivers on my PC ran TIC-80 at half speed until I updated them...
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Huh. I thought we'd run out of bizarre Minecraft development stories by now. It has to be one of the most documented ganes in history. Anyway, I've personally always thought that the ending was rubbish but now that I know it was d
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by TeaDude 4y ago
If Godot was written in C, I don't think I'd need anything else. Still... Godot makes HEAVY use of C++'s exclusive features. The GUI system relies on complex static and virtual inheritance and the scripting engine makes serio
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Person who authorized that was promoted into becoming the (now former) head of the metropolitan police btw.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Huh. At a surface glance, this is looking pretty cool. I especially like all the compiler work that's being done. Is there any info on the application format/shared object system? It also looks like they're toying around with
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by TeaDude 4y ago
It's strange how they keep popping up in the most unlikely of places. First it was a bunch of Russian bootleg MegaDrive games stealing BotB tunes that were included as demos with Shiru's TFM Music Maker. Then there was a game jam
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Ah, excellent. I was hoping to integrate JPEG XL into a future C project and was facing the prospect of reimplementing it/translating the standard implementation. Seriously though, this is going to be HUGE for image editors. A format t
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by TeaDude 4y ago
I always thought that the 6502 was the hard one with all it's zero page shenanigans.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Hmm. This has some interesting bits even if it's ultimately a joke. I'm feeling some "alternate universe lua" vibes with ideas like using switch cases for everything. Also, I really REALLY like how nulls are NO!s inste
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Huh. I didn't know that the old PC-98 Touhou games used C++. I always assumed that Zun used C - possibly including some custom ASM - due to the relative low power of the PC-98. (It's a custom 68000 machine in the vein of the Amiga

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