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Quest 2 Jailbreak Effort Reports Success Bypassing Facebook Services(roadtovr.com)
4 points by rednab 6y ago|0 comments
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by rednab 6y ago
Unfortunately, it appears this technology is made available only for research purposes¹)/people with an institutional email address. Which means that the best way for DYI mocap that I know of is still getting hold of an increasingly ra
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by rednab 10y ago
MMORPG publishers stopped releasing even approximate subscriber numbers years ago, and the best you'll find with a Google query like "mmo subscriber numbers" are statistics almost a decade old, heavily footnoted with notices
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by rednab 10y ago
For the people talking about automated or evolutionary design of board games, this has indeed been tried. The most successful one I know about is Ludi¹) which produced the game Yavalath²), which I think is a pretty darn good game. ¹) http:
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by rednab 10y ago
It took me a second to realize I could use the scroll wheel to zoom in but very nice and, as others have mentioned, surprisingly in-depth with a huge selection of lesser-known genres. While I think dividing music in genres will always have
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by rednab 10y ago
Per (as far as I can tell) the original: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast 1. Make it work. 2. Make it right. 3. Make it fast.
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by rednab 11y ago
That would be a ring circuit¹). It's also the reason why UK plugs²) tend to be fused. ¹) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_circuit ²) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets:
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by rednab 11y ago
Assembla indeed offers hosted Perforce, (and hosted Git, and hosted Subversion, and even all three in the same workspace) but only as part of their collaboration suite. To get your money's worth, you'd also have to buy into their
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by rednab 11y ago
Interesting. Each of the games is defined within a single json file¹ that's parsed by the game engine², with a scripting language³ of sorts mixed in. ¹) https://github.com/kesiev/Wright/tree/master/t
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by rednab 11y ago
In case you didn't know yet, a BNF grammar always is a graph. So the diagram is just a different way of depicting the same thing. For example, the (E)BNF¹ for the graph in the article is: expr = term { ("+" | "-&quot
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by rednab 11y ago
> Unfortunately the availability of modern implementations for the Wirthian languages leaves something to be desired. There is the Delphi-compatible, GPL-licenced Free Pascal¹). GNU Pascal²) is also still around but might or might not me
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by rednab 11y ago
Because someone might require different tradeoffs than those that were chosen by the STL's designers, such as in game development. Which is why EA created the EASTL: http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21&#x2F
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by rednab 11y ago
Yes, each of the facts listed in the book has a Sources paragraph and bibliographical references supporting the fact.
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by rednab 11y ago
The article author, Robert Glass, took these from his book, "Facts and Fallacies of Software Engineering" (ISBN 978-0321117427), which is definitely worth picking up, or in the very least worth skimming the table of contents¹ of.
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by rednab 12y ago
Well, there's the Mozilla Location Service (MLS) 1), mentioned before 2) which has a completely open API. Of course, coverage is still rather spotty in places. 1) https://location.services.mozilla.com/ 2) https:/
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Universal Typeface Experiment(theuniversaltypeface.com)
1 points by rednab 12y ago|0 comments