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by mwill 6y ago
you are both correct, Orca was originally made in electron, the C version is newer
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by mwill 6y ago
these are similar approaches but different from a cursory glance, the nile red video is based on a paper from 2016, this was published in 2021 and they are treating 1m lengths of wood and have a 10cm transparent piece that looks far more pr
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The real, bizarre bucatini shortage of 2020(grubstreet.com)
8 points by mwill 6y ago|1 comments
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by mwill 6y ago
I suspect the Sony decision came on the tail of CDPR asking upset fans to request a refund from Sony. For the last few days people have been posting screenshots of Sony denying refunds, making Sony look bad. I feel like this is Sony saying
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by mwill 6y ago
Its funny to me to see Newgrounds and New York Times listed as diamond sponsors to the same project but makes sense.
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by mwill 6y ago
I'm not saying all ransom ware attacks are terrorists, just that ransomware attacks are not always profit-motivated, some are covers for larger attacks, some are just disruption operations, and either one of those can be considered ter
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by mwill 6y ago
There have been ransomware attacks that are covers for outright attacks, iirc some where the payment and decryption mechanism didn't even function. On a more theoretical level, it's certainly possible to do both at the same time,
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by mwill 6y ago
This is an excerpt from Andy Greenberg's book Sandworm, which I recommend, I grabbed it on audible earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed it
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by mwill 6y ago
This is one of my biggest pet peeves, the worst offender is companies that have a github logo on their page, you click through, and their only repos are binaries, or documentation. It's hard not to see it as intentionally misleading.
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by mwill 6y ago
This seems handy, I used to like checking out /r/buyitforlife, but rather than product recommendations, it seems to be plagued by old products that are still working, and you cannot buy anymore, a running joke on the subreddit is
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by mwill 6y ago
I do this as well and it works so well I sort of forget that's how I do it until I try to change something or someone brings it up.
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by mwill 6y ago
I vaguely remember an add-on (For Mozilla browser??) that you could configure to preload links, that I used to preload pages of webcomics on my subpar childhood dial-up. I would open up the archive page, or first page, go do something else
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by mwill 6y ago
Yeah I hope the title isn't change, Apple has literally accused epic of "Willful, brazen and unlawful conduct"
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by mwill 6y ago
I have to be honest, I thought this was already the case.
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by mwill 6y ago
It's funny how the world changes, they went to such great lengths to target one pirate, but nowdays you can pirate UFC streams by literally googling it while the event is on, or just hanging out on twitter or reddit catching links befo
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by mwill 6y ago
Ah framerate breaking things always makes me think of Dark Souls at 60fps, making a bunch of jumps and skips harder, falling right through the floor sliding down some ladders, etc. I was actually under the impression that BOTW ran at 60fps
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by mwill 6y ago
Almost certainly Unity3d, the developers previous games and toys are made with Unity3d, and use the same technique of wave function collapse, I can't imagine he changed engine since since.
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by mwill 6y ago
A lot of comments saying this is a small town, and small towns in Australia are just as bad, googling shows the US town has a population of 191,000! That's bigger than Townsville. I live in rural Australia, in a town with a population
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by mwill 6y ago
Someone has posted an email on reddit claiming it was sent out by the woman in question: https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/gmfkoa/woman_w...
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by mwill 6y ago
Late reply but "With the exception of branding and configuration values, this open source base is identical to the built software product we offer" is about as integrated into open source as you can possibly expect a company with
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by mwill 6y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode MIT Licenced Am I missing something?
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by mwill 7y ago
folding@home alone has 223 peer reviewed papers https://foldingathome.org/papers-results/
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by mwill 7y ago
My impression of /r/wallstreetbets in particular is that they seem to think particularly highly of crypto. There might be an overlap elsewhere but I don't think I've seen it on wsb personally
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by mwill 7y ago
Most "real" games (Not what I'd call it, I'd say larger/complex games) are made by teams of different disciplines, not just programmers. The UI of Godot/Unity/Unreal, and most other engines is catered towa
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by mwill 7y ago
The title should probably be changed but it's still an interesting twitter thread that has sparked interesting discussion here
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by mwill 7y ago
The arch linux wiki page [1] is a good place to start (Note you don't have to use arch for the host to get value out of the page, I use nixos), and/or the macos repo [2] (Or maybe this newer one [3]) The only real hurdle hardware
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by mwill 7y ago
My workstation is set up like this, with one giant LVM pool for storage and two GPUs, it gives a few advantages: * Can run two OS at one time, each with half the resources * Can run one with full resources if needed * Can have multiple linu
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by mwill 7y ago
This is incredible curious, an upvoted post where (at the time of my comment) every top level comment is downvoted, possibly the most polarizing post I've ever seen on HN
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by mwill 7y ago
Some anecdotal data in the other direction, I made a comment about my experience on linux 5 months ago [1], and my opinion is still roughly the same (Except the blank tab problem has gone away after a Firefox update at some point, which WAS
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by mwill 7y ago
Really curious to see what the print quality ends up being like on these. Design wise they're very similar to something like a cetus, or many other Chinese printers with similar mechanics with a major difference: Smooth rods and bearin

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