riggsdk

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by riggsdk 6y ago
I’m 35 and my sense of smell is terrible now compared to when I was a kid. I can vividly remember all sorts of smells from back then - how different rooms smelled differently, how opening a closet, cupboard, book, bag or whatever would floo
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by riggsdk 6y ago
I find their privacy policy rather disturbing. Basically they initially say no data ever leaves the device but then they go on to say: 1) in case of a problem they gather detailed log data 2) They “may” store third party tracking cookies 3)
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by riggsdk 6y ago
>> background-position and border-spacing (all 2-axis properties) should take vertical first, to match with the 4-direction properties like margin. I disagree. We are inherently used to 2D coordinate systems being X, then Y. I would
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by riggsdk 6y ago
I find your privacy policy rather disturbing. Basically you initially say no data ever leaves the device but then you go on to say: 1) in case of a problem you gather detailed log data 2) you “may” store third party tracking cookies 3) thir
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by riggsdk 6y ago
(Not a physicist and I can’t comprehend the paper). It seems to me they are trying to mostly explain how some galaxies can rotate the way they do (inside part spinning about as fast as the outside) which in their eyes only makes sense if so
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by riggsdk 6y ago
It's a bit strange. I really wanted a MacBook with a touch bar as I find the idea of it really good. I realize that it had many design problems but I still think that it has merit. Would it make sense for Apple to keep the touch bar AB
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by riggsdk 6y ago
Oh my... I had been searching for that page for ages... I couldn't remember what it was called. Thanks! That old gem is gold!
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by riggsdk 6y ago
Google has really turned "bad" over the last years. Whenever I search for anything I immediately get thrown a ton of shopping websites in my face as if my default mindset is "buy more crap". Google has more and more turn
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by riggsdk 6y ago
I sometimes wonder if it would make sense for Apple to include a few FPGA cores in their upcoming M(X) chips (if that is even possible). With those they could do even more specialized accelerated tasks. On a wild imaginary train of thought;
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by riggsdk 6y ago
Check your USB devices - they can wake up your PC. You can disable this on a per-device level in the device manager. Find the device, open it's properties and find the setting under the "Power management" tab. A windows PC ca
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by riggsdk 6y ago
It is my understanding that the M1 chip has unified CPU/GPU memory which means that Metal as the underlying framework might be clever enough to not copy the data at all. Not sure it applies to his use-case though.
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by riggsdk 6y ago
Basically all the mink from the fur-industri in the entire country will be killed off. A mutation of covid-19 has been found that seems to be resistant to in-development vaccines as the mutations are specific to the outside spike-proteins i
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by riggsdk 6y ago
Why isn't it more widely used to "simply" use 64bit integers behind the scenes and then chose some (possibly user-defined?) precision? If you for example treat a 64-bit unsigned integer as a measure of length/distance in
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by riggsdk 6y ago
I remember a time where Windows Media Player would sometimes do video playback by just drawing a very specific "close-to-black" RGB color in it's window and then let the hardware impose the decoded video on to that part of th
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by riggsdk 6y ago
How I would like to avoid 5 pages of Pinterest results when doing an image search by default.
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by riggsdk 6y ago
How come this update was based on Armageddon and not the newer versions? (IMHO Armageddon was the best in the series so I'm happy, just curious)
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by riggsdk 6y ago
I bought the game when it was first released and I loved it. May I ask how come you are still working on the game? Out of sheer love for it? Did you work on the "original" codebase before becoming a maintainer?