msephton

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by msephton 7mo ago
The post shows C language
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by msephton 7mo ago
Wii and DS ran a version of Opera browser.
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by msephton 7mo ago
That is almost a Rick Roll. Love it.
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by msephton 7mo ago
I don't mind liking some of it, if it's worthy of praise, but the stuff that was on in the restaurant was just ...nothing.
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by msephton 7mo ago
That's multiple factors larger than my game YOYOZO which is only 39 KB
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by msephton 7mo ago
My game YOYOZO is 39 KB and was listed as one of the "Best Games of 2023" alongside Mario & Zelda & Baldur's Gate 3. So it's still possible to do this sort of thing if you care enough and have the right constrain
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by msephton 7mo ago
A couple of weeks ago I went to an 'Italian' restaurant. To my surprise, they played a 10-second video loop of an AI-generated stereotypical 'blues' singer with obvious artefacts. The music was a mix of 'blues'
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by msephton 7mo ago
Then it's a good job we're talking about YouTube, not Google search, and that I tested what I described before posting.
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by msephton 7mo ago
The hospital my wife first gave birth at were very accommodating with her request. I think education of the individuals is a bigger issue than the hospitals (who have probably send and done all different ways.)
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by msephton 7mo ago
Just put the term in quotes "sanic the hedgeheg" ignore the suggestions and press enter to see the real results.
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by msephton 7mo ago
For me the sender email addresses contain ccsend.com
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by msephton 7mo ago
I remember playing Dogfight on BBC Micro around 1982. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BB3HMX2xovk
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by msephton 7mo ago
Thanks, helpful. If I add a filter to ge rid of emails from the domain (ccsend.com) then I won't be able to mark them as spam. And what blacklist are you referring to? These are coming into my gmail inbox, as a result of some unprovoke
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by msephton 7mo ago
was it ccsend.com?
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by msephton 7mo ago
How can an affected user recover from such an attack?
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by msephton 7mo ago
I landed on IBM Plex Mono my long time favourite. Thought these days I use MD IO Trial, which is close but better in a few key ways imho.
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by msephton 7mo ago
I asked the one person I know who digs for these kind of things and they were kind enough to share the codes with me: https://bsky.app/profile/bbayles.bsky.social/post/3mia5sbu6g...
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CSS is DOOMed(nielsleenheer.com)
506 points by msephton 7mo ago|111 comments
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by msephton 7mo ago
Such a clever way to approach the problem! I'd say only possible with a detailed understanding of the N64 constraints.
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I Built an Open-World Engine for the N64 [video](youtube.com)
463 points by msephton 7mo ago|95 comments
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by msephton 7mo ago
On such an article it would not go down to 1Hz. It's checking if the image is changing or not.
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by msephton 7mo ago
My favourite was Protext (Arnor) which was an old school mostly keyboard-centric word processor, rather than anything like DTP. Crazy powerful. It was originally Amstrad CPC, but later released on Atari ST, MS-DOS, Amiga, Archimedes and eve
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by msephton 7mo ago
The dongle has already been reverse engineered in the last couple of years and replicas are for sale.
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by msephton 7mo ago
How much was an Atari plus Spectre/Aladin?
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by msephton 7mo ago
Curious why you didn't go native when it's undoubtedly reaper than the stack you chose. The default blank navigation view project would get you 80% of the way with its couple dozen lines of code. And you would get system font, Swi
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by msephton 7mo ago
It's trivial in Xcode Simulator, for Apple platform coverage.
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by msephton 7mo ago
Looks great, and website is good, but the video needs voiceover and better pacing to better demonstrate the app
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by msephton 7mo ago
Reminds me of Stone Henge in Spinal Tap https://youtu.be/zg5Ovdu6bOE
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by msephton 7mo ago
Previously, for extra comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41379985
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by msephton 7mo ago
Every time I'm at Costco (like earlier this evening) I think of this. It's just so beautifully done.

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