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by chme 6y ago
That ok. Is great that they open sourced their engine, however they don't even mention the assets and that you need to buy their game to have them, which is a bit strange. And they even say here is everything you need for the whole g
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by chme 6y ago
The README.md states: > Here is everything you need to build Amnesia: The Dark Descent. But as you said, the assets seem to be missing. Maybe they release them somewhere else?
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by chme 6y ago
> Here is everything you need to build Amnesia: The Dark Descent. But I think the assets are missing, so it is not everything . Maybe they released those somewhere else?
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by chme 6y ago
I ordered mine, and it hasn't arrived yet. I am not sure if I will use it as my main phone, just because it doesn't support 5G Wifi. At home it would be the only non iot/smart device that would need 2.4G Wifi and I blocked th
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by chme 6y ago
What I really find sad it that most consumer electronic products now require some sort of account and/or internet service integration. Before you could just buy some hardware and actually own it and use it directly however you like, no
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by chme 6y ago
Can this be used similar to tmate ( https://github.com/tmate-io/tmate ) to easily share a shell? Why I asked for this is because tmate isn't really that secure. You have to trust the relay server. Maybe tunshell can
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by chme 6y ago
> I think Zuck's strategy as CEO was also less clear then. Today it would be obvious, back then though, I'm not so sure. I think Facebooks business strategy how to make money was pretty clear at that time as well. Just remembe
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by chme 6y ago
Not sure if media player is the best choice, since playing a video is similar to a game and I guess that most of the battery power goes into decoding and displaying the video not the surrounding gui for play buttons and the like. I would ra
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by chme 6y ago
With version 1.0 of TOML it is JSON compatible AFAIK, so it should be possible to check it against json schemas as well.
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by chme 6y ago
Not only the money is the issue, also your livelihood if you live in a country where the US can decide from one day to the next to sanction it for what ever reason, and cutting your access to any cloud service.
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by chme 6y ago
> There seems to be a confusion between versioning an API, which is the contract between a service and its clients; and versioning an implementation of that API. Semver does not take into account ABI compatibility, which might also have
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by chme 6y ago
> If an application spawns a sub-process, that sub-process will inherit all environment variables. Which might be fine or might not be, e.g. if the spawned application is user controlled. Right. But isn't that well known? Of course
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by chme 6y ago
I would like to see a git commit id search engine. Enter a git commit id and get a link to a repository hosting that commit.
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by chme 6y ago
A lot of stuff is part in POSIX, but not all of that is available on every system. Also busybox configurations can vary a lot.
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by chme 6y ago
You are right it depends on the specific use case. It possible to use `xargs -L 1` to trim the separators, but then you would also add `findutils` as deps. I just wanted to point out that keeping the dependencies of scripts in mind when pro
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by chme 6y ago
If you just use awk for `{ print $2 }` then I would still prefer `tr -s ' ' | cut -d ' ' -f2`, since both are part of coreutils and with `awk` you would add a additional dependency to your script.
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by chme 6y ago
Well it doesn't look like there is a non-profit organization behind it, so someone has to pay for that somehow. Is it support, ads or information?
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by chme 6y ago
What is even greater: with version 1.0 TOML supports different value types in arrays. That means it is compatible with JSON data structures and allows easy conversion of existing applications to it!
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by chme 7y ago
What would the hardware requirements for such a stack be? Last I read was that synapse requires a lot to memory and I guess that managing audio/video streams will be cpu intensive.
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by chme 7y ago
I don't know exactly what you mean, but I would use something like this: https://github.com/arut/nginx-rtmp-module
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by chme 7y ago
I don't think you would loose that much. From my experience real experience comes from learning concepts not applications. Someone that knows the ins and outs of Microsoft Word can relatively easy switch to switch to Libreoffice Write.
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by chme 7y ago
With linux you can put your normal browser in a cgroup and limit cpu and ram usage that way.
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by chme 7y ago
WireGuard is a protocol with some tools to setup basic connections. What you probably want is some way to manage Wireguard peers and network zones with firewall and routing rules.
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by chme 7y ago
> This analysis seems largely correct but for one thing, the author assumes that people who contract the virus will develop immunity that lasts long enough to bend the exponential growth curve as herd immunity develops. I am not a medica
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by chme 7y ago
Voting is a very bad way to send a message, especially if it is 'voting with your wallet'. Its at most 1 bit information, often even less, since it could be a huge number of reasons for each person to vote one way or another, or m
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by chme 7y ago
> I disagree that Git's biggest flaw is its lack of scalability. Cases where git needs to scale tend to be isolated to companies that have the manpower to build a finely-tuned replacement (see: MS, Google). I would say that the sole
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by chme 7y ago
Very cool! That reminds me of Sumo[1] a open source traffic simulator I used at university to import a OSM map of town, populate it with activity based traffic and simulated the traffic under different conditions. While that isn't quit
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by chme 7y ago
Well some applications have a 'simple' mode per default and then let the user switch to 'advanced'. That would probably also something for this list.
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by chme 7y ago
What I find strange that they still don't have specs for the dimensions and weight... That is something they have been very coy about... https://puri.sm/faq/index.html#faq-Whatarethephonespecs
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by chme 7y ago
Modern UI frameworks mostly try to offload the rendering to the gpu where just every pixel is rendered for every frame into texture buffers. But of course that can be combined with diff&patch as well...

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