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Mindustry – Open-Source Game(mindustrygame.github.io)
600 points by gigel82 4y ago|135 comments
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by gigel82 4y ago
After finishing shapez.io (another open source game similar to Factorio) I went looking for more and stumbled upon this masterpiece that's been occupying my evenings for the past weeks - thought others would want to check it out too.
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by gigel82 4y ago
potato - potato Some people say Microsoft doesn't have ads in Windows. Which is technically correct based on your reasoning - they only promote their own products and services (haven't seen a "meet singles in your area"
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by gigel82 4y ago
The grapes are sour anyway... /s
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by gigel82 4y ago
Thanks, worked for me!
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by gigel82 4y ago
Also, technically the SQ* chips (like SQ1 used in Surface X) are also Microsoft chips, though they look more like slightly tweaked / rebranded Qualcomm devices.
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by gigel82 4y ago
I'm still using it from when I last installed it on my macOS, didn't realize he deprecated mac support :( . FWIW, the installer is called "doublecmd-0.9.10-9640.qt.x86_64.dmg" if you want to look it up online somewhere.
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by gigel82 4y ago
Love it. It's the first thing I install on macOS and Linux; for Windows I already own several Total Commander licenses.
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by gigel82 4y ago
Ditto, I'd love to get my hand on some of these at the prices he found them ($1.4/unit). There's nothing in the usual places (eBay, AliExpress), and the raw e-paper units (no battery or micro-controller, or case) start at $5.
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by gigel82 4y ago
Oh no, is Linus switching over to the dark side? (using an Apple laptop)
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by gigel82 4y ago
Once server-side analytics get implemented widely, we've lost. We'll keep chasing each other with tricks like renaming the api endpoints, randomizing the javascript hash, etc. for a while but if we end up having to run an ML model
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by gigel82 4y ago
That's great, and we need more legislation (on this side of the pond as well).
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by gigel82 4y ago
Server side GTM (and similar devious tactics) should be what gets legislated (since that's the thing that adblockers can't protect us against).
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by gigel82 4y ago
I hope you never accidentally publish private information anywhere on the web.
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by gigel82 4y ago
They ignored all emails sent to info@archive.org from the actual domain in question which I owned, with a link to a URL on the domain asking them to remove it. Don't know what the DMCA process is, I presume it involves lawyers and such
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by gigel82 4y ago
No, I'm talking about archive.org, specifically their "wayback machine".
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by gigel82 4y ago
I'll look into implementing this, nice tip :) archive.org is the worst offender for me; not only do they ignore robots.txt, there is absolutely no way to get something removed once they archived it (despite the data including accidenta
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by gigel82 4y ago
I respectfully disagree. In order to debug Hermes, you need to build React Native (the inspector / CDP component is not part of the Hermes Git repo). There are React Native features inside Hermes (like drain microtasks, etc.). And you
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by gigel82 4y ago
I don't have anything in Open Source for this, but ran an internal test on a large bundle a while back (7Mb of minified JavaScript with a fairly complex execution pattern) and after the test setup idles, I was seeing 67Mb with V8, 94Mb
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by gigel82 4y ago
How about an (actually small but ES6 feature complete) JS engine for general computers? QuickJS showed so much promise (especially given the pedigree) but it's been dead for a year and it never really delivered on the promise of being
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by gigel82 4y ago
It's not though; it's a gimmick. The scenarios aren't there. In fact, I think the scenarios won't be there for a general purpose AR/VR device even if they make them as thin as glasses. Sure, navigation on a bike is
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by gigel82 4y ago
I was getting daily recruiting emails on my personal emails, and recently they started sending recruiting emails to my work address. I obviously never signed up for anything with that one, so they must be sourcing them from very shady peopl
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by gigel82 4y ago
No they don't, they give you a choice between the existing open source solution and a new closed source one.
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by gigel82 4y ago
Ah, a connoisseur! :)
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by gigel82 4y ago
.NET was open sourced in 2016, that's 6 years ago. It looks like you were 1+ years fully within the ecosystem before any part of it was OSS, and now you're demanding new features they write get open sourced as well? Reminds of tha
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by gigel82 4y ago
> Under no circumstances should CloudFlare or anyone else be running multiple isolates in the same OS process. That depends on your scenario. In our case, all the JavaScript code is ours so we're not worried about it trying to explo
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Tech Monopolies: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)(youtube.com)
9 points by gigel82 4y ago|0 comments
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by gigel82 4y ago
Not for Microsoft though; their stock grants are :peanut_emoji: compared with other top tier companies (Source: levels.fyi); so this probably a good thing overall... EDIT: just found out HackerNews is stripping out unicode emoji characters
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by gigel82 4y ago
I host my own Vaultwarden (Bitwarden backend), but every month or so print a physical copy of my passwords and put that piece of paper in a safe. Never needed the paper, but it's good to know it's there in case something catastrop
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by gigel82 4y ago
This reminds me of how Apple (and likely Google at some point) scans all your photos for "illegal content" and how the defaults are set up: * WhatsApp will accept incoming messages from accounts not in your contacts * WhatsApp wil

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