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by mikewhy 5y ago
Deus Ex, a first person immersive sim with a lot of similarities to Cyberpunk 2077, used Unreal Engine. The more recent games in the series were a different engine.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
OBS is of course more powerful, but if all you're looking for is "phone as computer webcam" then something simple like Iriun Webcam might work.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
TBH I still don't get why cheese is being referenced, I've never heard that comparison. I brought it up because the GP said "tofu is not bean cheese" when that's almost exactly what tofu means.
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by mikewhy 5y ago
The literal meaning of tofu is "bean curd".
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by mikewhy 5y ago
It's not super obvious, but chrome and Edge already support a sort of keyword lookup for history entries. IE I type "github repo pulls" and the top suggestion is for "github.com/company/repo/pulls".
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Microsoft is building better support for PWAs into Windows. Linux is still a mixed bag, as it will depend on your DE / toolkit (lest all users be expected to install a Chrome variant). Apple will probably continue to lag behind since t
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by mikewhy 5y ago
Ah, echoes of the "why use this new Dropbox thing when I can use FTP, SVN, and some FTPFS" attitude. You're right, what you've suggested works. It would still result with VS Code running more on your client than it would
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by mikewhy 5y ago
I've been playing with this stuff on and off for the past few weekends, getting an environment set up on my M1 air. I ended up going with a VM, as it still allows (IIRC) the thin client to be thinner. There's definitely bits of co
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Ah, nice catch. I'll revise my comment.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
clangd is already a language server, so coc-clangd can be small since it only needs to be a bridge between the two.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
What about C and Python are "native to Bash's environment" though? That's the complaint the person you're responding to is touching on. Also, lots of Linux distributions don't come with GCC and Clang by default
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by mikewhy 6y ago
No more than Bash :):):) And either way, you don't need TypeScript to run this language server. You just need node. If you're not happy with that, well, consider this repo a reference and get cracking.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
> If you would have told me 5 years ago I'd need to install node and typescript in order to get auto completion for bash, I'd have called you crazy. This line right here means there's no runtime dependencies https:/&
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by mikewhy 6y ago
The calculator widget is no more. IIRC (I haven't looked into how widgets are built) there's no way for a calculator widget to work. They work in a way where the developer just gets to update some data on a schedule.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Widgets in Big Sur are not the same as the old Dashboard: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211789
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by mikewhy 6y ago
> It is important to emphasise that this learning does not only apply to databases. Imagine there was a RESTful service that had some sort of rate limiting for an API. Calls to this could be abstracted into a DataLoader GraphQL isn'
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by mikewhy 6y ago
There is another recording that seems to have the slides: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9kzu2Y33yKM
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Which app is that? I haven't done much digging, but of the two Pocket Casts electron apps I found, one hasn't been updated since 2017 (before chrome supported this API) and the other doesn't have macOS builds. edit: the secon
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Kerry Davis from Valve gave a talk on doors a couple of years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OWjxGL8PDM
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by mikewhy 6y ago
These are also really helpful in GitLab, where comments on issues and PRs support slash commands.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
AFAICT those are supported in Electron: Text expansions and emojis work in GitHub Desktop. Emojis work in VS Code, but it doesn't do text expansion (probably for the best there, YMMV).
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Aye, boomer shooters are pretty hot nowadays. And what I love about them is that they're able to just use the original engines* from decades ago: https://store.steampowered.com/app/562860/Ion_Fury/ http
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Canonical already went down this route, but I'm not sure why it was abandoned: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/react-native
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by mikewhy 6y ago
People will say "you don't need a $500 card to play PC games", but they'll never acknowledge the caveat that a budget card won't run games anywhere near as nice as a PS5/XSX.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
> This site and all information on it is legal. There are no: > > - files > - links to files > - torrent files / info hashes > - magnet links > > You cannot find them anywhere - neither on the site, nor in its s
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Their twitter ( https://twitter.com/NoNameBrands ) is also great. https://twitter.com/NoNameBrands/status/1233358062116855808 https://twitter.com/NoNameBrands/status/123591
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by mikewhy 6y ago
Same, my CI has looked like this for years now: ./script/prepare-env ./script/test ./script/build ./script/deploy It's worked in virtually every CI system, and locally. Bonus
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by mikewhy 6y ago
When you set up Nextcloud, it has a wizard prompting you for "apps" to install. Can't remember what the choices are exactly, but there's a "simple" choice that is just file sharing.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
No need for it, from your perspective, sure. It totally solves a lot of shortcomings your API is forcing on its consumers though.
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by mikewhy 6y ago
What would you do if someone wanted: - some fields of the resource - some fields of the comments - some fields of the user that made the comments

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