VikingCoder

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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
Very much reminded of "Daemon" by Daniel Suarez, where the system is watching the news to find out when people were dead, etc.
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
I like the idea I heard about taxing based on the owner's view of value. Give 14 years free. Every year after that, the copyright holder has to tell you how much they think the work is worth to them. Then you tax them some (smallish)
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
Just fyi, I get no output from "cowsay hello" or "ls", and I see a bunch of errors in the Chrome JS debugger.
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
Um, maybe Zork? https://github.com/olson-dan/rustzork
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
So now let's get ShaderGlass [1] and this to have a baby, so we can have cool-retro-term [2] in the browser. [1] https://github.com/mausimus/ShaderGlass [2] https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
So, could someone now make a Visual Studio Code (and specifically code-server) that has ghostty-web as the Terminal?
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by VikingCoder 10mo ago
My co-worker Mike and I had our monitors set up back-to-back. When he wanted my attention, he'd degauss his monitor.
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
You can try it now, if you like: > docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd)/saves:/home/zork/save mattcruikshank/zork1-source:latest
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Thanks for your work on this! I tried to use these official sources to make my own. https://github.com/MattCruikshank/zork1-source Curious if you have feedback: > docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd)/saves:/home&
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Like, already, or in theory?
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
So, can you run Steam and games on a Raspberry Pi 500?
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Very true - but I also wanted to try VS 2026. I'm no Docker developer, but I'm working on a Dockerfile to build zilf, build zork, and run frotz.
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
It exists https://dzlab.github.io/notebooks/flax/vision/diffusion/2023...
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
It exists https://dzlab.github.io/notebooks/flax/vision/diffusion/2023...
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Zilf liked it, but Zapf is flagged by Windows 11 Smart App Control as potentially dangerous to my machine... And there's no way to turn it off for one app. And if I turn it off, I can only turn it back on by re-installing Windows. What
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Can ZILF just compile this? https://zilf.io/
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
The thing I want is probably very stupid - I'd like Zork I through III ported to Inform 6... I don't specifically know why that appeals to me. I guess it's because I'd like to tinker with it and understand it better. A
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
https://github.com/historicalsource/zork1/pull/3
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
RIP, Burger. I played BT1, BT2, and BT3 for hours and hours.
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
My wishlist for the next version: 1. Microphone. 2. Headphone jack. When I'm trying to not wake the kids, this would be nice. 3. Dedicated Volume Buttons. 4. A quick way to make it act like a Roku Remote. This would prevent me from n
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
It depends entirely on the game. For a AAA modern game, you're right - of course not. But remember, they're saying this thing is six times as powerful as the Steam Deck. That sounds like it might be able to handle 4 players runnin
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
This immediately made me wonder about a Steam Machine driving multiple Steam Frames for multiplayer games. That could be super easy for a developer to make, all in one process, with no networking requirement for the game logic...
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
Next question in my head... Can we use one Steam Machine to drive, say, 4 to 16 Steam Frames. Multiplayer gameplay, like Goldeneye. With the convenience that all of the state is in memory in one process, so there's no networking layer
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
YouTube just happened to show me Gamers Nexus Lossless Scaling & Lossless Frame Generation video just now. [1] Which, I can't help but wonder. If this ran on the Frame... To aid in streaming from your desktop... In conjunction
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
I wish there were a Monogame plugin that enabled all of these with essentially zero effort. I also wonder how many could be ported to run in the browser for games.
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
They mention tracking the new Steam Controller, too. Which makes me wonder if they'll make a new Steam Deck that has the IR emitters in it, so the Frame could track the Deck? I wonder if the two working together could work well?
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
I can't hit my browser's back button.
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
ShaderGlass probably gets you pretty decently far down the path. https://mausimus.itch.io/shaderglass
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by VikingCoder 11mo ago
I've grown very fond of having shaders available for my retro games. I suspect having shader plugins for TV and movie watching will become a thing. "The input is supposed to be 24 FPS, so please find those frames from the input si

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