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   RenderLab – Prototype rendering techniques and renderers in the browser(pub.prklinteractive.com)

   2 points by prkl 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by prkl 1y ago

   This reads like privacy-invasion propaganda directly from the Chinese state. "Look how great we are at having full control over your PC. You know, to battle cheaters!". Kernel-level anticheat is ridiculous. Especially when your da
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   by prkl 1y ago

   honestly, html can include css and javascript via link and style tags. there's no reason for it to not have an <include src="" /> tag, and let the browser parsing it fetch the content to replace it.
4. 4.▲
   by prkl 2y ago

   Or just statically compile all binaries like a (useful) madman
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   by prkl 2y ago

   most of these combinations actually have legitimate use-cases. and, kind of like what the article is pointing to; it's really only confusing if you learnt it the bad way from the start. that said, I think the more extreme examples prob
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   Rightconst.dev – Put const where it belongs(rightconst.dev)

   2 points by prkl 2y ago|3 comments