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by richardjam73 3y ago
There is https://peterhigginson.co.uk/ARMlite/ .Web based and used for ARM. I don't know of any similar for other architectures.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
A Game Engine is just a Game that makes it easy to swap the bits out to make another Game.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Why trust the opionions from this website? Are they legal experts in copyright?
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Majority of users stick with the defaults.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I got the first example to give 4 and the second one returns 1. OpenWacom DOS 16Bit. Under 32bit it gives 8 AND 0.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I went from Python to F# but now I think I should have gone to Rust instead. My reasoning has to do with making standalone executables and being able to call C libraries. That can be done in F# but is easier in other languages.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I think your'e overemphasising how bad it is. I worked for quite some time as a computer tech fixing problems on-site and seeing exactly what issues customers face. I didn't come across too many "bad" clients. Now maybe
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by richardjam73 3y ago
My prediction is that some games might just delist themselves or early access titles might stop development. There may some delays of releases of new games if devs decide to switch engine. What does concern me is the DRM issue. Unity talks
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Some of these are available to be borrowed from the Internet Archive. Some are free to download.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Interesting but it is way to slow from my end. It echoes about 1 char every 3 seconds to the console.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I wanted to make something that used pixel drawing in Godot and ended up creating a Image, manipulating the pixels of the image then copying the image to a texture and setting a sprite2d to that texture. img = Image.create(width, height, fa
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Tom Scott video about the huge robotic storage system used by the UK to store every physical book/journal/newspaper etc published there.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I don't understand why people are misreading this article so badly.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I have that issue of Scientific American somewhere, I didn't know Stephen had an article in it too. I'll have reread of it.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I wonder if he is just doing this so all the press about not paying severance disappears?
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by richardjam73 3y ago
It doesn't really cover the things that are used in game engines.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
If you want to make a game in 2023 you should just use an off the shelf game engine. If you want to understand how older 3D games were made then this will help. If you are writing a game in DOSBox with an old C compiler then it would be use
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Drone-killing laser gives glimpse into future AUKUS projects(abc.net.au)
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Don't use cloudflare as DNS
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Passing of the US declaration of independence from England occurred in 1776.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Doesn't the DNS only see the domain name? The browser doesn't send it the full URL.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
https://developer.chrome.com/articles/css-nesting/ CSS nesting explained
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Many companies in Australia will try and take advantage of people coming to work short term. So just be wary and do some research before travelling.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
How does Yape compare to Vice for emulation?
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by richardjam73 3y ago
Image is cropped if you go to other sites you can see the full image.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
The bottom of the page has an updated Dec 12 2022 on it. The main article talks about Elden Ring which was released in February 2022. So it must of been written sometime in 2022.
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by richardjam73 3y ago
I don't think that their usage of 4th Generation Programming Languages is incorrect. The paper shows cleary that they understand the generations. The conclusion reads more like LLMs can translate from an human prompt to a 3GL such as p
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by richardjam73 3y ago
The Nimbus used in the C demonstration seems to be a 16bit 80186 computer. It runs DOS but is not PC compatible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RM_Nimbus
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by richardjam73 3y ago
When looking at Freedos a while back I found an editor called setedit. It does work on other platforms than DOS but I haven't tried it. It is influenced by the Borland C++ IDE editor. https://setedit.sourceforge.net/
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by richardjam73 3y ago
If I had a dollar for every layman on the internet who misunderstood the DSM I would be very rich.

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