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811.
Perfect Dark has been fully decompiled, making PC ports and mods possible(videogameschronicle.com)
9 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
812.
Modern App Development for the TRS-80(youtube.com)
2 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
813.
by bane 4y ago
This whole procurement feels like some kind of insider handshake rather than an honest development project. Where was the small scale, highly focused development activity run by some kind of DARPA, DoE, Army Research entity? Was there a wil
814.
Vectrex does things I never thought possible(youtube.com)
5 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
815.
Using an Amiga in 2021: Making an intro(datagubbe.se)
180 points by bane 4y ago|34 comments
816.
by bane 4y ago
Most of the economically depressed people in my area are already using reusable bags and pull carts for some things as they don't usually have cars and don't want to carry stuff a long ways. This pattern extends all the way up int
817.
by bane 4y ago
Where I live there's a small fee per bag if plastic, free if paper (and the store offers it), or you bring your own. It's virtually eliminated plastic bags at stores and also had the side effect of eliminating them as a second-use
818.
How Bad Is Diesel?(youtube.com)
3 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
819.
by bane 4y ago
She's proposing that the combined brain power of the community can be put to better propose.
820.
by bane 4y ago
I perceive the problem differently. Google Fi has demonstrated that it's possible to arrange service agreements across providers that offer consistent, predictable, relatively low costs for people that travel frequently between countri
821.
by bane 4y ago
Goodness, I love this. It's a great description of the approach.
822.
by bane 4y ago
Given the approach, they'll probably come back with better reconstruction/decompression too.
823.
by bane 4y ago
The basic premise of these kinds of compression algorithms is actually pretty clever. Here's a very very trivialization of this style of approach: 1. both the compressor and decompressor contain knowledge beyond the algorithm used to
824.
by bane 4y ago
I just wanted to say how much I love that this community values Mark as a "hacker" above being the CTO of Azure, and then goes on to lists his technical hacking credits. Hacking is still alive even if we all need paychecks.
825.
by bane 4y ago
Ancient history, but the way Apple skirted around FCC regulations for the Apple II while Atari got bogged down in expensive remediations for their 400/800 systems that added to the BOM is an interesting business study.
826.
by bane 4y ago
UML came up a few times during my CS program years ago. I found it kind of infuriating at the time since it just seemed to be an idea vacuum cleaner that sucked up so many different diagramming ideas into one place and stuck somebody else&#
827.
by bane 4y ago
Back in the day, one of my first developer jobs was to build a "meta-search" system that issued queries and scraped results from something like a dozen different search engines - it supported pagination, direct links, annotations
828.
by bane 4y ago
People who do this kind of stuff don't think of it as "free" necessarily. It's highly rewarding at the most abstract, but more tangibly develops skills that make them more valuable in the workforce, allowing them to dema
829.
Live Weather Information – Mount Holly, New Jersey NJ- (Weatherstar 4000)(hackaday.io)
1 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
830.
by bane 4y ago
English speakers across dialects can't even agree on how to use "the", "a" and no particle. I went to hospital. I went to the hospital.
831.
Cost – German vs. American Houses – Purchasing Trends and Regional Differences(youtube.com)
3 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
832.
by bane 4y ago
I use this daily for a number of windows machines and it's great. Even the Android client is surprisingly usable.
833.
The Genius of 2x4 Framing(youtube.com)
6 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
834.
by bane 4y ago
There's a lot to be said about Tokyo and how easy it is to get around on foot and live without a car. It's kind of a surreal dreamscape of unbroken high density urbanity that makes you rethink how large highly functional cities ca
835.
by bane 4y ago
I had a similar experience there as well. To me Tokyo is "The Infinite City". I've never experienced anything quite like it and I say this as somebody who lives in the virtually unbroken urban mega corridor and travel regular
836.
by bane 4y ago
It's so safe that expats who return to their home countries after spending a few years there often report needing to relearn basic "street smarts" personal awareness and safety practices.
837.
Tribal People React to Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot(youtube.com)
2 points by bane 4y ago|0 comments
838.
The Car-Replacement Bicycle (The Bakfiets)(youtube.com)
12 points by bane 4y ago|3 comments
839.
MySQL Raytracer(pouet.net)
134 points by bane 4y ago|24 comments
840.
by bane 4y ago
The demoscene has been doing this for a while, I wonder if the basic techniques (doing it in a shader) are the same? https://youtu.be/-ZxPhDC-r3w

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