mikeponders

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by mikeponders 3mo ago
Looks like we can: https://docs.mvt.re/en/latest/
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by mikeponders 7mo ago
If you think about it, Godot fits very well and is very, very cross-platform. It brings somewhat more but you can strip it down to only the necessary, throwing away the 3D stuff and keeping only what you use. It includes a scripting languag
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by mikeponders 10mo ago
If I saw these levels loading in the browser as a teenager I would freak out! GTA? NFS? Very cool!
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by mikeponders 1y ago
Gotta love Nim
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by mikeponders 1y ago
It's a great kind of project to try! I did something similar and I was humbled when looking at other people's bencode encoders/decoders. It's also a great way to check out language features! Of course it is quite futile
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by mikeponders 1y ago
Wild, got me hooked!
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by mikeponders 3y ago
Very practical for IT work or if you just want to put all of your useful ISOs somewhere like a large USB stick. You can have your Win/AV/Rescue/Linux/Memory testing and other tools together and just boot whatever you nee
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by mikeponders 3y ago
https://www.copetti.org/writings/consoles/playstation-2/#io Essentially the thicc PS2s include the PS1 chip and normally use it for IO and also for PS1 compatibility.
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by mikeponders 4y ago
I tried it with the default example, and it couldn't match only the street names. How does this work under the hood?
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by mikeponders 4y ago
Funnily, few Athenians know about this, but if you ask them if they know about an "Indian Tomb", they will most probably know the nickname of Panathinaikos basketball indoor arena: https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by mikeponders 4y ago
It seems we know of the inscription from other texts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zarmanochegas
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by mikeponders 4y ago
I saw Zuse's Z1 computer on the Museum of Technology of Berlin and I was astonished. Truly a work of art. He was the real world equivalent of WWII scientist characters that you find in comics.
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by mikeponders 4y ago
There is nothing wrong with taking a few seconds to answer something. As Sivers notes, sometimes not every question needs an answer, sometimes you need time and courage to just admit you don't know something concretely. If the other pe
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by mikeponders 4y ago
As another replier noted, you might evade detection. But the reason I mentioned it is that captive portals (before authenticating) may not allow you at all to do DNS queries... except, for their own whitelisted domains. Depending on how the
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by mikeponders 4y ago
You can bypass captive portals by using some of the ideas displayed in this presentation, but you will probably also need to have a server with a good unmetered connection and a cleverly named (sub)domain.
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by mikeponders 4y ago
They actually have the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant but I think it is not completed yet. However it was very close to the areas affected.
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by mikeponders 4y ago
Good work! I'm trying this out. It seems it tries somehow to match keys tempos and percussion characteristics. Some suggestions: - Have a relevant/irrelevant button, so users can tag useful music and suggestions that were irreleva
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by mikeponders 4y ago
I have to say this is a very clean process. You can watch any video of a person trying sand casting and see how they fail most of the time trying to get it right. These guys do it brilliantly and with very few hands touching the product. No