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by olig15 4y ago
But if you have a structure that contains offsets into another buffer somewhere, or an index, whatever - the wrong value here could be just as bad as a use-after-free. I don’t see how this is any safer. If you use memory after free from a
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by olig15 4y ago
Correct. The dev teams working on the ‘client’ part of the game (ie, the game) don’t have time to be contributing code to open source projects, but we don’t use much open source code anyway. But other teams within the company will be using
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by olig15 4y ago
Not everyone uses Git, or even works with projects that use Git…
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by olig15 4y ago
That’s not true. I’m a gamedev and have never had to learn git. The closest would be downloading a zip from GitHub. Almost all game dev is done on Perforce due to the enormous asset sizes we work with.
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by olig15 5y ago
Win+G will bring up the game bar, which includes screen recording.
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by olig15 5y ago
You just need to read peoples experiences of Pinterest in this thread. My search results are better without images from Pinterest showing up.
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by olig15 5y ago
I work in a AAA game company, and see similar to GPs comments. I guess the reason is that so many people also leave the games industry early on (relative to career span). From my experience (In in the programming dpt, at-least), lots of dev
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by olig15 6y ago
You can do this already (built into windows), by pressing SHIFT+Right Click (shift or alt, not at my PC to check). The context menu will show some extra options, one of which is ‘copy path’
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by olig15 6y ago
Just watch the attached video?...
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by olig15 7y ago
My girlfriend has a VW Up! and I think the cradle idea is brilliant. It’s not as good as the new Polo setup, but changing music/sat nav is so much better on an iPhone than it would be on a cheap integrated system.
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by olig15 8y ago
I think it's because they're member variables. It makes them clear they're not local to the method.
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by olig15 8y ago
I think what the previous poster meant was 'why' are Mozilla paying for it?
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by olig15 8y ago
Code visualisations I agree aren’t that useful, and if I never have to look at UML style diagrams it’ll be too soon. The visualisations I’m talking about are mostly debugger tools. The parallel stacks view is life saving when you’re trying
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by olig15 8y ago
Visual Assist X is a VS plugin that everyone I know seems to have pre-installed wherever they work. It allows things like jump to file/symbol using a keyboard shortcut and fuzzy search. I imagine there's equivalent with vim, etc,
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by olig15 8y ago
I'm a game developer mainly writing/reading/debugging C++ on a codebase that's well over a million lines of code. As with most game-dev I'm developing almost entirely using Visual Studio, and I can't imagine tr
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by olig15 8y ago
I don’t use emails much on my MBP (2016), but I had to send one today. I loaded up gmail, waited a bit for it to load, then clicked ‘compose’ only for the interface to show ‘something is wrong’ in various places. In the end I just setup ema
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by olig15 8y ago
It’s not quite the same, but windows 10 shows some basic gpu utilisation in task manager next to each processes, and some graphs in the next tab (where cpu, memory etc are - there’s a new tab for GPU)
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by olig15 8y ago
I switched my default search engine to Bing on my phone (when AMP started to become a thing) and it's been great. I do still use Google on my work PC, because it knows I'm a C++ programmer and can show more relevant results. I am
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by olig15 8y ago
I’m guessing he means ‘the media’
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by olig15 9y ago
Mine and my girlfriends iPhone showed this message every time we switched apps an hour or so ago. Seems to have stopped showing the message now.
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by olig15 9y ago
> Mr Cluley did add, however, that he thought the Project Zero protocol for announcing the vulnerability - which had included information that malicious hackers might have found useful - had been risky. > "That can help the bad g
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by olig15 9y ago
Like the nVidia shield?
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by olig15 10y ago
I've done the same. Actually pretty surprised how good general search results are which is fine on mobile. I do still use google on desktop though, because it does help that google knows who I am to give me more relevant results (not t
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by olig15 10y ago
The logo he's using is not the AppStore logo. It's the logo for a generic app with no custom icon on macOS. That said, apple still own that logo, and might have an issue with it.
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by olig15 10y ago
Exactly the right response. You're not going to make that same mistake again, but if you were fired, your replacement very well might.
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by olig15 10y ago
Just a side note, the rollout of ATS requirements on iOS/AppStore has been delayed until further notice. https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=12212016b
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by olig15 10y ago
This is sadly too little, too late for us. We started using ECS a while ago, and required us to write a lot of tooling to get what we needed (custom placements, etc). Needing to write more code to handle instance connection draining was the
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by olig15 10y ago
But the same thing would happen if a non-eu country attacked a Galileo using country, right?
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by olig15 10y ago
The high precision offered by Galileo was one of the reasons why the Pentagon rejected the system in the first place. There were fears that adversaries of NATO or of other allies could use it for military purposes. However, engineers have
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Debunking Euclideon's Unlimited Detail Tech(codersnotes.com)
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