neverdied

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by neverdied 3y ago
I have never seen VLC run an SWF file and if somehow it can, definitely won't be much more than embedded videos.
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by neverdied 3y ago
apple killed it after Jobs had a hissy fit
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by neverdied 3y ago
it tends to be hard to reverse engineer something with an explicit agreement that if you use it, you will not reverse it or at least, that was the fear at the time so, imagine making a program like gnash, without installing flash as it turn
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by neverdied 3y ago
people making login systems in flash should honestly be ashamed of themselves
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by neverdied 3y ago
quite a lot more than that, but aw yes, homestar runner
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by neverdied 3y ago
Newgrounds, armorgames and bubblebox all use Ruffle for their flash games
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by neverdied 3y ago
they were probably less anal than GNU over licences
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by neverdied 3y ago
I think people may have a tough time noticing the similarities between the projects whole different worlds of not confusing
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by neverdied 3y ago
the only thing that really died was adobe's support (if you can call it that) and the web plugin I was kind of shocked how big the community still is
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by neverdied 3y ago
The Ruffle dev team are a bunch of wizards. There have been other projects out there trying to do what they are and they took years and years to get there. I'm not sure how they got as far as they have in a fraction of the other's
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by neverdied 3y ago
is the authorship of bew titles possible? yes, it never stopped. check out the flash forward jam NG hosts annually there are a few open source tools that can create SWFs, but the old adobe tools are the best unfortunately (up until cs6) tha
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by neverdied 3y ago
the more I look, the more Ruffle seems to speed along. how did they get so good (and this fast) ?!?
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by neverdied 3y ago
I wish some of the long standing PRs Ruffle has would actually get in