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by dividuum 6y ago
Just bought https://pixfabrik.com/livingworlds/ as a result of your post. It has multiple variants for each scene depending on time of day. edit: Also found the web version: http://www.effectgames.com/d
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by dividuum 6y ago
> Supposedly to prevent sales of NFTs of their art without their approval. No idea if that’s a real issue or not. It is. I guess like with every new crypto pyramid scheme, a bunch of fraudsters show up trying to profit from the FOMO. Hav
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by dividuum 6y ago
Now I almost regret never having really played WC back then. Suddenly having the ability to play a round or two in co-op sounds pretty amazing and it's the first time I've seen DOSBox used to augment a running program by peek- and
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by dividuum 6y ago
Relevant link to the project: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sqfmi/watchy
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by dividuum 6y ago
Seen the GTA post already and the sscanf behavior is very surprising as one would expect it to parse the given string until the given format is satisfied or \0 is hit. Seems like this is not the case. Found this: https://stackove
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by dividuum 6y ago
Awesome talk. Thanks for linking.
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by dividuum 6y ago
No guarantee, but from what I understand the issue is with objects created by ctypes parsing only. I doubt that any json parser would use that: >>> import ctypes;x = ctypes.c_double.from_param(1e300);print(type(x)) <cl
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by dividuum 6y ago
Thanks for linking that post. I meant to include it in my comment but wasn't able to find it again.
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by dividuum 6y ago
You'll love the output of ['1', '7', '11'].map(parseInt)
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by dividuum 6y ago
"Bug fixes and performance improvements". ~AirBnB
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by dividuum 6y ago
There's also this method of subconscious password storage from a few years ago, which, at least in theory might make it difficult for you to even reveal your password: https://www.technologyreview.com/2013/06/
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by dividuum 6y ago
> Lets say someone gets access to the server, they can still read the ENV vars, right? Correct. Easiest way is to look at `/proc/$pid/environ`. It contains the \0 separated values for that process.
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by dividuum 6y ago
Saw a brief 503 once. Was back after 5 minutes.
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by dividuum 6y ago
> It's definitely surprising that globals default to nil, [..] If you've worked a bit with Lua, it's actually pretty reasonably and consistent: Everything is a table and accessing unset variables is accessing the table (na
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by dividuum 6y ago
Something like function no_globals() setmetatable(_G, { __newindex = function(t, k, v) return error("attempt to set global '"..tostring(k)) end, __index = function(t, k)
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by dividuum 6y ago
There's https://github.com/danielmgmi/lodash.lua :-) And also https://luafun.github.io , which probably has overlapping functionality and is optimized with regards to LuaJIT.
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by dividuum 6y ago
I wish there was an easier way to add additional photos quickly. From what I understand the only way is search for the app in settings, open the "Photos" permission and click on "Edit Selected Photos". Is there an easier
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by dividuum 6y ago
IIRC the vertex coordinates were single precision floats (at least that's what my 24 year old pascal code uses :-) ) that were then additionally scaled and translated (so the center point was at the floor). What made it wobbly was the
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by dividuum 6y ago
Yep. Level 6 in the first one :-) IIRC their challenge machines were under quite a bit of load and I had difficulties getting the proper solution. If anyone is interested for some reason, here's my writeup including their code and my e
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by dividuum 6y ago
I'm running https://info-beamer.com , a digital signage hosted service using the Raspberry Pi. It started as a for-fun project 8 years ago when I decided to do the digital info system for a local hacker conference and didn&#
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by dividuum 6y ago
Isn't that the Kerckhoffs's principle? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerckhoffs%27s_principle
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by dividuum 6y ago
Here's the tunnel on OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/62.0973/-6.7572
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by dividuum 6y ago
Meh. Looks like they "found" how the app stores the key to its local database and they "figured out" how the file encryption is implemented. Surprisingly to no one: if you have fully access to the Phone (including access
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by dividuum 6y ago
And for the Europeans: https://en.eurovelo.com/ . I've done parts of a few routes on a tandem. Would highly recommend it. Still annoyed that 2020 prevented us from biking. Hopefully next year will be better.
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by dividuum 6y ago
But the embedded google map (especially when zoomed in or slowly panning across multiple map tiles) provides an approximate location to google regardless. Maybe that's irrelevant, but something to consider. Avoiding this might be trick
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by dividuum 6y ago
> In everyday life, I definitely notice that people do not take say, fire alarm seriously and act quickly enough. Sounds like the normalcy bias: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalcy_bias
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by dividuum 6y ago
The stream is Ron Gilbert being interviewed about various fun trivia for Monkey Island and its development. While they do that, they show four cutscenes (one per map piece for MI2) that didn't end up in the final product due to size li
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by dividuum 6y ago
The closest we ever got was in a recent stream with Ron Gilbert himself (from https://gamehistory.org/monkeyisland/ ). Jump to 4:29:23. If only there wasn't a cutscene :-) https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by dividuum 6y ago
That reminded me of OSP Rocket Olympics, a Quake 2 mod based around rocket jumping skills. Was fun playing that on lan parties: https://www.orangesmoothie.org/rocketo/
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by dividuum 6y ago
There's an AMA today (Wednesday, 25th) about the project as well: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/precursor/updates...

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