msephton

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   by msephton 1mo ago

   I'm not a lawyer...are you?
2. 32.▲
   by msephton 1mo ago

   I have a few of these drives. They also rip discs very accurately. Bit-identical to my Plextor, at a fraction of the price. But sadly no ripping software offers these the verification logging that is required for redump approval.
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   WaveSmith – SNES Music Studio(wavesmith.online)

   2 points by msephton 1mo ago|0 comments
4. 34.▲
   by msephton 1mo ago

   BITD I used Protext word processor on Atari ST (and later DOS/Windows PC) which automatically justified monospace text. It also had a pretty good dictionary (all in 512KB of RAM) and I remember doing this word dance to get lines to flo
5. 35.▲
   by msephton 1mo ago

   It could be spread out too
6. 36.▲
   by msephton 1mo ago

   Seems to be down
7. 37.▲
   by msephton 2mo ago

   Doing it was always risky. Doing it and making money from it was always going to end in a ban.
8. 38.▲
   by msephton 2mo ago

   I watched it a week or two ago at my local Picture House (at FACT). Had a great time!
9. 39.▲
   by msephton 2mo ago

   Please see my answer to an earlier comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49397304
10. 40.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    Sure. Off the of my head the first three I remember from the last day or so: Opacity (who seem to be reinventing vector drawing), Pixel Flight Simulator for pico8 (with dynamic cloud cover, day/night cycle, and voice over from air traf
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    Cool, this is the Kobo model I have. I did install some homebrew on it in the past to get Koreader, but quickly realised I prefer the no frills integration of the official reader. I still use Koreader to read old magazines on an old Android
12. 42.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    Website copy seems to have been changed already. You're comment will remain forever.
13. 43.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    There were a handful of reportedly great pixel drawing apps for TRON, which I'm going to try when I'm back from vacation. So thanks for the info about TRON VMs.
14. 44.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    Here we go! Press release. 2017.06.22 Nintendo Switch Game Console Adopts eSOL µITRON 4.0-Compliant RTOS and exFAT File System https://www.esol.com/news/news_57.html
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    Great to see these screenshots. Thanks for posting! Nintendo joy cons run a version of micro TRON. And the software IntelligentPad used a lot of TRON concepts. https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2023/05/17/intell
16. 46.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    I can only hope this is a joke to ask for an explanation of a product that breaks down complex problems into clear pieces.
17. 47.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    The solutions I've read about all do a simulated super-fast swipe
18. 48.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    I can't speak for all of it, obviously, I don't have time to try much of it, but I see tons of amazing new software in my various feeds pretty much daily.
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    I gave up sugar something like 8 years ago, accidentally, during an illness. Best thing I've ever done. The most noticeable benefits were: increased focus (by a startling amount), and absence of joint pain (I used to wake with aching k
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    Starting a Decompilation Project from Zero(gambiconf.substack.com)

    3 points by msephton 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    This is the sort of content I endure this place for. Thanks for posting.
22. 52.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49105476 They seem to be trying to drum up interest in their auctions.
23. 53.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    No worries at all. It's a wild time we are living in, so it's good to be sceptical and question everything. I always try to keep in mind that at the other end of the wire is (usually!) another human.
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    In fact, I wrote that because that's what I think. It's a summary of the game design and flow—the preceding several sections—in a single sentence.
25. 55.▲
    by msephton 2mo ago

    It's a game design postmortem; probably most interesting to game developers and designers and/or people who have played the game it is describing. I imagine that it's not very readable if you've not played the game, or h
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    I find this quite amusing, because my blog turned 30 years old last week: it was started in 1996 which is 27 BC (Before Claude). I'm sorry that you find the topics uninteresting, the rate of my output challenging, or my enthusiasm for
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    It's not a wrapper around raylib; raylib is just one of several thin shells or platform presentation layers. Only the standalone desktop builds (macOS/Windows) use raylib. The macOS IDE renders the live game view with SpriteKit&#x
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    I use the "saw" stepped difficulty curve (it's a very Nintendo thing) in my recent game BELTRUNNER (Web, Wii, Linux handhelds) https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2026/07/30/beltrunner-game-d...
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    I've added a mention of the Cold Fusion book, with a little anecdote about its owner. Thanks for spotting it! I must have had something in my eye whilst looking at that photo.
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    by msephton 2mo ago

    I tried dating that issue of Metro, but was unable to!