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by alternatetwo 4y ago
The game actually tracks this too, what is visible for each player, which gets slightly complicated with diplomacy changing. Of course this doesn't prevent you from just patching other parts handling this, but you cannot just simply mo
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
You can call the command creation functions yourself, making the game think it's part of the simulation [1]. These types of cheat have been around ever since the original game, and the HD edition [2]. [1]: https://redrocket.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Do you still remember what actual toolchain you used to build Age2? I have been looking into these games for some time, and the Mac build has been helpful, but has some oddities, like very weird floating point argument passing to functions,
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
I'm not sure what you leave on your dishes, but generally it's just a few crumbs, maybe a bit of butter, if it's obviously too much for the dishwasher - oatmeal does get as hard as cement for example - you need to rinse it of
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Neither is separator width ... On a side note, easy to compare by crossviewing.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
They actually made this joke on She-Hulk ... K.E.V.I.N. (totally not GLaDOS) is an AI that leads the MCU storylines.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Or even just a small piece of text, i.e. a link. I have a samba share on one system for files, but that is certainly not "regardless of operating system", as it's a pain to do that with a phone. So a discord server with just
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
MSVC has /Ob1 [1] which only inlines specifically marked functions, or functions defined in a header. Shouldn't this inline all those trivial calls yet keep most debug info if you disable all the other optimizations? I haven&#x2
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Fairly sure some PS2 SDKs also shipped GCC 2.96, which is why I know this tidbit of info.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
It also doesn't have some core features any multi-user voice chat client should have: change the volume of specific users and LOCALLY not GLOBALLY mute a user. Today I was on a call where one member was incredibly quiet and there was n
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
vmprotect and other DRM schemes will also bloat those sizes. Although I've only seen 1GB+ pds, executables always in the hundreds.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Let's also not forget that the Mossad murdered an innocent civilian by shooting him 13 times in front of his pregnant wife in Norway: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lillehammer_affair
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
I fiddled around with these two games for years mod and reverse engineering wise, otherwise I wouldn't remember it all either! And of course I played them both many times. I played this game first as a kid, and it really left an impres
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
You might be misremembering things (a bit). Gothic 1 had the world, the oldmine, the freemine, the orcgraveyard and the orctemple (and technically also the abandonedmine and orccity but they are unused and empty) as seperate maps. So these
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
In german, ghost driver means somebody driving on the wrong side of the road.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Netflix never willingly removes any popular show. What happens is that the original rights holder doesn't renew the license, because they want it on their own streaming platform.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
All those ... 50 bytes or whatever it is, yes. If you want to pick a fight about bandwidth waste, start with spam, not this.
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by alternatetwo 4y ago
Even then, msvc and gcc still generate them differently ...
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
I don't have a source, but IIRC they removed watermarked files from streaming services, i.e. Deezer, entirely.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
We Germans do. It gets very confusing when I switch languages.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
The last point is probably the more important one. Basically all data people care about is not protected by UAC.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
Microsoft has done more damage than anybody by hiding known extensions by default. Even the script kiddies fall into that trap, my old school got infected by a .pdf.js.js ...
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
They forced the plane to land in Belarus by threatening it with fighter jets while it was nearly out of their airspace. IIRC they pretended there was a bomb threat or some other nonsense.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
There is a torrent with some GBs of data containing nvidia data (I haven't downloaded it) on their telegram channel. So ... yes?
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
Because video cutscenes always look crap 5 years later. Easily distinguishable from in-game rendered. Of course most games don't care about 5 years later, but it still looks crap.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
I put a shortcut for specifically that screen on my desktop ... and ClassicShell makes it easy to open the original control panel.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
That's the one featured in V for Vendetta, right? Utterly idiotic.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
This happens a lot in the Media SDKs, dsound, ddraw, dplay etc. Not that they're really used nowadays.
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
We've had a server go "down" due to log files too, but not because of size, but because of inodes. I think the samba server logged each incoming request into an empty text file with the IP. This eventually caused some problem
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by alternatetwo 5y ago
Typically you'd name the extension ".mka" then. Any reasonably modern player using ffmpeg libraries for decoding should be able to deal with them fine. Fun fact: There's also ".mks" for only including subs.

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