TeaDude

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by TeaDude 4y ago
This means I can spare my future kids all those old yeller knockoff twist endings. Many of my school friends got hit by Marley and Me back in the day and I am not letting them get away with that cheap tactic again.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
My point is that an engine with easy onboarding and relevant functionality would address most developers' requirements and likely earn it a place in many companies' toolboxes but to address your second point, off the top of my hea
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by TeaDude 4y ago
O3DE requires "40-100 GB of free disk space" and a separate compiler. Godot (3.5) on the other hand requires a paltry 72.6 MB. Even less if you go for older versions or recompile it without certain features. It comes fully feature
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Yeah, they were a pretty early adopter from what I recall. I think it might have been as early as 1.1!
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by TeaDude 4y ago
I'm quite infatuated with this project. There's a rich history of beloved RPG Maker 2000/2003 games and I'm glad people are putting in the effort to preserve them. Actually, people are still making them to this day! IIRC
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by TeaDude 4y ago
I'm glad that Red is getting back on track. I've always been keeping my eye on new languages that promise to go fully self hosted and there's just something I really like about red and it's accompanying red/system d
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Some day I hope to try this experiment myself with a goat in the background ...although it might be a little tricky to assess effectiveness without a control and the fact that goats flip-flop between photobomb and photogenic whenever they f
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Microsoft Fine Artist is actually a very good educational tool. Subtly teaching kids about vanishing points and perspective is genius, hats off to whichever team was responsible for it.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
Scaling and rotating sprites definitely used to be overused but I don't think they're that bad considering they were featured in many classic consoles (GBA, DS, Sega Saturn, PS1 etc.) and too many arcade boards to count I dislike
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by TeaDude 4y ago
This has some pretty nifty stuff in it (not to mention all the cool interviews) but my favourite part is them describing the sensible soccer clone AI as that's one of the trickiest things to get right in gaming.
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by TeaDude 4y ago
I have an further question. No pressure if you don't remember or it wasn't listed. (I'm really interested in anyone who can answer this) Is there a term for when you believe that that "original ego" was killed by
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Mindgeek was the proposed enforcer of digital age verification in a previous incarnation of this bill. If anything, Mindgeek et al have a lot to gain from this.
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Not a J2ME developer but I've heard time and time again that it had extremely poor cross platform compatibility and each different handset needed modifications to the source to get it to function. This was back when there were a millio
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I don't think I've seen any omnibus bills in the UK but there's still a lot of nasty euphemisms. Not sure if there's a legal system that DOESN'T use nasty euphemisms though...
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by TeaDude 5y ago
The ivory ads are probably the best. "The drugs you consume fund an international racket of abuse. Why not display it with the abuse of animals?"
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I've played a bit of this before around a year ago and was suitably impressed (even if you couldn't play a round yet and most items were just non-functional sprites you could pick up) Looks like they've added a lot more in th
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I am fully aware that these algorithms use reference points on your face. I'm still not pleased with that data getting passed around. As for the part of my comment in parentheses; I'm graciously awaiting the facial equivalent of &
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Don't worry. Many companies are already replacing it with a simple webcam image of your mug (Hopefully directly stored on a server somewhere so it can be used for identity theft purposes).
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Chips are a good conversation piece because it's something invasive that people will call you crazy for claiming that they'll be mandatory and then when it's mandatory they'll say you're overreacting and it's n
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Let's be real though. If the UK decided to create a constitution it would probably be stupid stuff like "Guarantee of safety" (24/7 surveillance, most outdoor hobbies banned, more powers for the British Board of Film Cen
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Hmm. Interesting. I always assumed that these sorts of machines wouldn't be cost efficient and that it would be more economical to produce suicide bomber rc cars and flying bomber drones (both already in use IIRC) I'm also unsure
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I'm buying one because I have problems but I sincerely think there should be a cut down version. Especially one without a floppy drive (What if you don't actually have any old floppies and just want a cool embedded games platform?
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I should have predicted this. I thought they were just going to brainwash us as usual. I don't know whether this is better or worse.
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Where are they planning to build their bases? Phobos?
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by TeaDude 5y ago
They failed to do this with porn sites and now they want to do it with every site in existence? Preposterous. Incompetence is common in the public sector and it's really the only thing stopping this sort of thing from happening. Politi
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by TeaDude 5y ago
"All gone now." In a perfect world, maybe... In one of my previous jobs? Nope! ...and no intention of replacing it! I liked the job but wrangling that unholy cobbled together mess made me want to fly to America and commit seppuku
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by TeaDude 5y ago
I can only imagine the source code comments ...well, if EA even allows internal developers to ACKNOWLEDGE flaws in frostbite.
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Red is kind of an exiting language. I'm really fond of it's whole "one language fits all" idea. I hope more visible updates come soon and I'm really looking forward to the day it becomes self hosted.
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Sad but probably the sensible option. Ever since I saw Minecraft running on Windows 98 a few years back I've sort of had an obsession with running things on obscenely outdated systems (that and I've a distaste for the bloatedness
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by TeaDude 5y ago
Don't forget the hardware divider and the DS's sound capabilities! I don't think retro 3D is a bad idea though. Just do what the DS does (keeping it separate from 2D in the process) and I think it would probably be the greate

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