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Vana – MapleStory server implementation in C++(github.com)
2 points by darknavi 2y ago|1 comments
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by darknavi 2y ago
> Luckily, switching back to Linux solves that issue. Games not only run with 3D acceleration, they run smoothly. > ... Halo 3 ran just as smooth as an Xbox 360 ... A game originally authored for a PowerPC CPU (Xbox 360), ported to x8
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by darknavi 2y ago
It sounds like they use console.log, but they don't let it ship in their production code.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Don't mind me with 100s of // TODO in my codebases.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Why did they pick a swimming pool? Did they see people in their area installing pools? I think that's often people's best guess, is that the "random" thing people use to test this actually isn't random and subcons
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by darknavi 2y ago
It's funny that part of the reason computer hardware has gotten faster and more efficient is because heavy usage work flows, even things like web apps. So while you think web apps are going "backwards", they've likely he
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by darknavi 2y ago
In the Pacific Northwest RiteAid bought a local chain called Bartell Drugs. Since then they have really slumped. I am hoping they don't get snuffed out with the RiteAid brand stores.
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by darknavi 2y ago
I've had a lot of success with Cost Plus Drug as well.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Very neat, I've never seen a Rite Aid with an ice cream area.
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For me (English audio) the first ~13 minutes clips pretty hard.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Fascinating video with terrible audio for some reason. It made it hard to watch the video. It fixes its self a few minutes in at least.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Yes, they very much are two different things. I loath products like Facebook, Messenger, Google Photos, etc. are turning their traditional "search" page/feature into a one-stop AI slop shop. All I want to do is find a specifi
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by darknavi 2y ago
> Does Google even offer live-person support if you’re not their Workspace customer? Not really. That's the giant red flag behind committing to a gmail, outlook, etc. account. If it gets messed up you're at the whim of "
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Take a good guess and let the user type in their zip code?
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by darknavi 2y ago
I'll be the one to plug Valetudo in this thread I guess. Primitively, it replaces the cloud functionality on-device for robot vacuums (see supported models) and replaces it with local services that run offline and can connect to Home
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by darknavi 2y ago
It's not amazing by choice. Web apps for internet video playing would work fine, companies just make their mobile websites hostile as possible to push you towards their mobile app where you can get the same experience but with signifi
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by darknavi 2y ago
Mostly unrelated, but glass in the kitchen: I was in a restaurant the other day and a friend pointed out a small chip on a pint glass. They mentioned that many people take their glass cups and scoop ice out of an ice drawer which can resul
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by darknavi 2y ago
Experience matters, especially for consumer goods like media. Unskippable notices about piracy that are only shown to people who have pirated is silly and clunky. You can probably tell this by the fact that none of the streaming services
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by darknavi 2y ago
I love Lua for game dev, but JS works fine and Typescript is awesome. I loath 1-based indexes though. Just odd.
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by darknavi 2y ago
True, but in my experience being able to "Amazon" something to my house by 8AM tomorrow really lowers the bar for things I purchase, meaning I buy wayore than if I went to the store to get it, resulting in way more miles for my ho
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by darknavi 2y ago
A good defcon talk that referenced Sky but focused on another platform called Anon: https://youtu.be/uFyk5UOyNqI?si=i-GtpeCR1QEj69cz
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by darknavi 2y ago
Have you seen some of his recent talks? Lots of underpinnings of cppfront have been added or are in committy. He compares it to the JS/TS relationship.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Was really hoping that would be Dunky's Skyrim video: https://youtu.be/q6yHoSvrTss?si=EymUzTtDIRa1ZQLM
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by darknavi 2y ago
Or OpenGL support
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by darknavi 2y ago
That'd be perfect for me to be honest. We have a Tesla Model Y which we can road trip in. I'm just looking for a slick, efficient commuter. I normally only charge my Model 3 to ~60%, which is ~150 miles of range anyways.
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Luckily there are still loads of games using their own engine tech out there, but the pool is shrinking.
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by darknavi 2y ago
> eventually i start using chrome on certain sites because of ublock origin. uBO works fine on Firefox for what it's worth. Maybe even better because of the lack of Manifest v3 restrictions.
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> Cheap-ish electric cars exist, they're just not, generally, suited to US consumer preferences. Some of the brands you listed aren't even really available in the US, or if they are that are 100% marked up with tariffs. Big car
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There is no lot. You click order online and it shows up. Honestly one of the best things Tesla has done for the car industry. I see a Model 3 Long Range rear wheel drive listed for $42,490 in their new vehicle configurator: https:/&
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Compile time is largely a "developer problem", but so is the usability of a library. nlohmann/json's main perk that it is selling is that it's interface is usable. Whether or not a developer values usability at ty

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