danbolt

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by danbolt 5y ago
I'm very excited to configure DNS blocking for the quantum dust particles trying to serve me advertisements in my home.
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by danbolt 5y ago
Congratulations on shipping your first game! Wrapping it up and shipping it is always the hardest part, technically and emotionally.
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by danbolt 5y ago
Given how parallel ECS workloads like Unity’s DOTS are coming more into vogue, it feels a bit strange reading this retrospectively.
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by danbolt 5y ago
I wonder if that makes finding replacements easier too, since you can comfortably find (or even make) new ones.
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by danbolt 5y ago
Given the late 1800s and early 1900s US were also very polarized, part of me wonders if the post-Cold-War world is returning to some sort of polarized state. It can feel like there are a lot of different perspectives on the way things shoul
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Sin and Punishment(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
Thanks for updating! I was a little confused since Heroku wasn’t around before the 2005 launch of the Xbox 360, but figured it was shorthand for something else. Given the Xbox One SOC had a lot more security in mind, I could see how Microso
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Localizing Same-Sex Marriage for Rune Factory 5(xseedgames.com)
2 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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The Death Generator(deathgenerator.com)
17 points by danbolt 5y ago|7 comments
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Why Canada still uses paper voter lists and hand counts ballots for elections(cbc.ca)
2 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
I use a Thelio desktop with Pop!_OS and like it a lot. I'm not super particular about hardware though.
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by danbolt 5y ago
I can’t prove this a priori, but I think like the line would be pretty low in a vacuum. It’s hard to tell in the real word though, since we have so many compounding factors in people’s educational careers that affect their abilities.
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Helio Project: libre music composition software(helio.fm)
183 points by danbolt 5y ago|41 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
I think the author was suggesting that firms such as Electronic Arts and Activision be regulated in how they produce addictive patterns in titles like FIFA and Overwatch .
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by danbolt 5y ago
> I don't take a gender neutral view on this issue either Why is that? Just curious; like a biological prescriptivist sort of thing? Or something else?
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TikTok launches in-app guide for Canada's federal election(newsroom.tiktok.com)
1 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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Super Mario 64 on the Web(super-mario-64.surge.sh)
50 points by danbolt 5y ago|1 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
EnTT's registry might be an interesting read if you haven't read it before. [1] The specs crate also provides a variety of storage implementations for varying types of components. [2] I didn't work on the game, but I spoke wi
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by danbolt 5y ago
Perhaps the best solution is to weave the bags out of disposable straws for now.
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by danbolt 5y ago
I think the only true solution for this problem is normalizing shoulder bags for men. Perks include: 1) Space for a straw or extra objects but conveniently small enough for day-to-day activities 2) A good range of available colours and tone
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by danbolt 5y ago
I feel like Vine had a lot of that quirky, comedic energy. It's a shame that Twitter decided to discontinue it. I sometimes still watch Vine compilation videos when I want to feel nostalgic.
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Homebrew Gaming and the Beginnings of Vernacular Digitality(mitpress.mit.edu)
1 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
Throughout the COVID-19 restrictions, I've been writing little games that run on the Nintendo 64. I was born in the early 1990s and liked to play video games as a child, so the platform has some nostalgia now that I'm older. What&
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by danbolt 5y ago
I bought Blood, Sweat, and Pixels because I want to support Jason Schreier and the sort of nonfiction he's writing, but I've been reading it after coming off Masters of Doom and it just doesn't hit the same.
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by danbolt 5y ago
I feel like it goes to show that there can be times when we're really blind to these sorts of things. When I look back and watch older media like that, it helps me be more conscious of the assumptions baked into content today.
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by danbolt 5y ago
When it comes to thin clients, a lot of computing does happen via web services these days, albeit mostly video streaming and REST-based applications. Did you envision things a little differently?
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by danbolt 5y ago
It's interesting to know how Jeff's innocuous camera didn't have autofocus at the time, not to mention how he was doing a lot of the ISO-related math when looking to take the shot. I've done manual black-and-white photog
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Urban Kchoze: Japanese Zoning(urbankchoze.blogspot.com)
2 points by danbolt 5y ago|0 comments
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by danbolt 5y ago
The assets available for those games are ultimately at the mercy of the proprietary Unity client. If the company developing it decides to stop doing so or supporting certain assets, you might find the things you previously had become unusab
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by danbolt 5y ago
I've heard that a lot of children's media often looks to help encourage pattern recognition (eg: counting the Very Hungry Caterpillar's foods or the structure of a Blue's Clues episode), but I don't know how true th

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