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   by dividuum 5y ago

   I'd like to add: 3. A huge (for the time) mod community. The amount of stupid mods I played in Quake 1/2 was amazing. So many original ideas that sometimes lead to the creation of completely new sub genres like action quake (a hea
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   The closest to a real and official demake by a company itself is probably ROM City Rampage, a version of Retro City Rampage for the NES. Here's a video going through the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvx4xXhZ
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   You're in the wrong thread. :-) The main benefit of most immediate mode guis I've seen is that it's trivial to expose internal values to a ui in one line of code. No callbacks, no looking for the right place in any XML file o
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   The joy of immediate mode guis is that you don't have to register callbacks or manually modify (for example) the visibility of elements in response to some action. Instead you do: if checkbox(&show_debug, "Show debugging
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   There is a conspiracy theory named "dead-internet theory" that postulates that this has already happened.
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   On my Linux version, there's View > Theme > Classic.
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   The „OAuth 2.0 Security Best Current Practice“ document has a number of attack vectors and how to defend against them: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-oauth-secur...
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   Thanks for correcting. Unfortunately I cannot edit my comment now.
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   by dividuum 5y ago

   The release date makes the difference: BPG is from 2018, HEIF is from 2020. At least that's the official standard release date according to Wikipedia.
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    > There's some wrapping behavior of course. [...] the 1 would teleport to the right side. Not really. Shifting by definition discards 1 bits once they pass either "edge" of the value. The wrapping you describe only happens
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    I’m slightly confused on why that would be useful within the rsync.net context. Is bouncing traffic a new intended use case?
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    It has multiplayer features, but that's certainly not the case here. Switching off all the online features doesn't change the loading time at all. It's just a lot of potential to make it faster: When you start FS on my machin
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    I wonder how they implement fast loading times. Flight simulator is embarrassingly slow to load and takes 2-3 minutes on my reasonable fast machine. I guess they have fully loaded game instances on standby and then sign you in once you conn
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Right on the landing page it says Mac & Windows.
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Stupid question, but is that really full VR in the sense that you can move your head around in a limited volume and see everything with real depth perception? Or is it a 360 degree video projected to a sphere and you virtually sit in the ce
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    You mean this reddit? https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditSimulator/
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    > My browser doesn't care. It soon will https://web.dev/cors-rfc1918-feedback/
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Bad example. IBAN ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Bank_Account_Num... ) for example has a two digit checksum that prevents this and similar simple typos.
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    I use the exact same mechanism for four years now to locally distribute content among digital signage devices. The advantage of that scheme is that pairs that exactly know (by hash) which content they want to retrieve can do so from other p
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    > Elon has been personally promising real FSD next year every year for the past 5 years. Even funnier in video format: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7oZ-AQszEI
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Nothing. You are correct of course and my suggestion is fatally flawed. Can’t edit my comment unfortunately. Guess that’s a reminder not to do half-assed protocol engineering while watching Netflix :-}
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Wouldn't it make more sense to store a blob containing the username, signed by loginwithhn in the profile. Something like HMAC(secret_kept_by_loginwithhn, username). Upon authorization, check if the blob is properly signed and matches
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Maybe I’m misunderstanding the implications, but isn’t the mechanism mentioned below the exact same thing for iMessage? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29899880
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Wow. That site is great. Thank for linking.
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    That’ll be gone soon: https://web.dev/cors-rfc1918-feedback/
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    > I believe AirDrop is a a great example of how Apples vertical integration and full ownership of software and hardware really thrives. I guess you don't have two iDevices then? Airdropping something constantly and randomly doesn&#x
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    https://geolua.com (On mobile it gives you a "consumer" view. Check it out on a desktop for a complete impression of what was possible) I built a programmable and multiplayer capable way of doing geocaching. I keep it
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Or if you’re into aviation: https://www.impdb.org/
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    There's https://www.mobiussync.com/
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    by dividuum 5y ago

    Not really. It's mostly a clown show orchestrated by old people that have never touched a computer and still think the internet is a new thing in 2021. Sometimes by pure chance something good happens, but is then soon attacked again. E