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by darknavi 5y ago
> as I actually like seeing ads I've learned of a new kind of people today. What about the "ad experience" do you like?
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by darknavi 5y ago
> The center screen in a Tesla is where _all_ the information is available for the driver. There are no secondary gauges or other driver-specific controls or displays. That's not true for the S & X FYI, they have an instrument
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by darknavi 5y ago
When you play those games with the steering wheel it actually still turns the tires.
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by darknavi 5y ago
I did this (with the same daisy chain of connectors, without the protector) last year and it worked pretty well. iMovie actually splits the tape up per segment and even tries to datetime stamp the files. You quickly realize how much people
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Debugging memory corruption: who the hell writes “2” into my stack? (2016)(blog.unity.com)
409 points by darknavi 5y ago|144 comments
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by darknavi 5y ago
Agree! I was just trying to do this with my PintX and an ESP32. Insane how locked down this is.
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by darknavi 5y ago
Just last night I was trying to establish a connection via a BLE handshake and it seems like with the newer boards you have to exchange tokens you get from their web service. A bit of a PITA especially when they ban your IP from making req
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by darknavi 5y ago
I'd argue that one of the main benefits of MD is the portability, but it is remarkably stupid how different various platforms subtly tweak MD syntax. I swear ADO, Slack, Reddit, etc. all have slightly different rule sets and it takes
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by darknavi 5y ago
I have a Mavic Pro from a few years ago. Still runs like a champ. The biggest draw for me to get a new one at some point would be the flight time per battery. My Mavic Pro gets ~20 minutes and the newer ones seem to get ~30 or more. Not a
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by darknavi 5y ago
The scam that is BBB aside, it doesn't seem like their services really scale to a product the size of Amazon.com. Amazon shoves so much stuff onto their website that I don't think a single review would really do any part justice.
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by darknavi 5y ago
> The only way FB could grow was by pushing content that got people riled up. Not sure if I've ever believe it was the only way for them to grow. I hate Facebook (product) for what it has become but it is an excellent tool for its
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by darknavi 5y ago
I am not familiar with house fires or how to fight them. > putting panels on both sides of the roof makes it difficult, if not impossible, to vent a fire through the roof. If a fire is bad enough to need to be vented from a hole in the r
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by darknavi 5y ago
Not OP but curating a large backlog of items is a lot of work they smaller projects might not find worth it. I am not surprised many projects chose to automatically close inactive items. It's the epitome of "the squeaky wheel get
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by darknavi 5y ago
Still a bit clunky but I self-host tubesync and it works pretty well: https://github.com/meeb/tubesync
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by darknavi 5y ago
This task is either an extra small or large size depending on the weather.
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by darknavi 5y ago
Any how much does it cost to maintain a not-used, complicated feature going forward.
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by darknavi 5y ago
Apple is just the latest fun punching bag. Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, etc. People love to hop on the pitchfork bandwagon. Except* for Comcast. FUCK Comcast. * And also EA.
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by darknavi 5y ago
Don't give Boeing any more ideas.
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by darknavi 5y ago
This is great. I think Carmack calls out a huge issue with lots of hardware these days: Once software servers are shut down and a company moves on, lots of hardware is essentially bricked. I really wish this was more common.
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by darknavi 5y ago
Right, the game shouldn't have crashed regardless of the response from a web service, let alone an ad one.
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by darknavi 5y ago
I have an account and was not aware of any lawsuit so I am seeing this news only threw emails from Locast. Here is a brief rundown the emails I got: August 31, 2021: > Response to Summary Judgement > > In the big media companies
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by darknavi 5y ago
> Tardigrades went for a walk and you'll never guess what happened next!
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by darknavi 5y ago
There are still plenty of non-garbage games if you wade out further than AAA. My friend group played Valheim a few months ago and it was spectacular (for the weekend anyways). It's a great game to lose your self in the environments an
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by darknavi 5y ago
I'd love to request an area (USVI, St. John specifically). These look great. I love the insights on the tuning process and it's nice to know it isn't just a lazy cropping.
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by darknavi 5y ago
I have seen too many posts with users who have had their btrfs pools corrupted for me to try and dabble with it. (Using Unraid specifically). I'll stick with xfs.
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by darknavi 5y ago
> The only difference is that Minecraft users make no money at all for their efforts. Minecraft dev. here, not strictly true. We have a pretty bustling marketplace full of paid and free content (maps, skins, etc.) but the process to rel
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by darknavi 5y ago
How do people go about integrating boost these days? For any cross platform projects I use CMake and Boost seems like a _very_ scary library to try and build/ship on multiple platforms.
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by darknavi 5y ago
I haven't looked at the usage pattern/implementation but the visuals are much nicer to the eyes than ImGui[1]. 1: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui
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by darknavi 5y ago
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by darknavi 5y ago
Please, if you haven't already, fill out this 1Password survey. They are considering self-hosted vaults but want more data on who/how it would be used: https://survey.1password.com/self-host/

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