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   by s-macke 7y ago

   Pihole and tvheadend
2. 242.▲
   by s-macke 7y ago

   That's an impressive list of games. I don't know how many hours were spent reverse engineering these games. I did a bit of reverse engineering myself on some 3D game worlds. Test Drive 3 [1] and Comanche [2] [1] https:/&#x2F
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   by s-macke 7y ago

   The article describes WebAssembly at a low level and use the assembly language wast. Therefore, it is still relevant if you want to understand WebAssembly at this level. The specification has not changed in the last 2 years. However the to
4. 244.▲
   by s-macke 7y ago

   Yes, you are right. This function should behave as the ordinary strlen function. Fixed.
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   by s-macke 7y ago

   Here is the Hello World example for WASI in headerless C using clang. A little bit more code but also more general. https://gist.github.com/s-macke/6dd78c78be46214d418454abb667...
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   by s-macke 7y ago

   I just created a code snippet in C [1] which prints hello world by using the (bare-metal) WASI interface. No headers included. The compiled wasm file works with wasmer, lucet, wasmtime and an web implementation of WASI [2] [1] https:/
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   The Java Chamber of Horrors(slideshare.net)

   1 points by s-macke 7y ago|0 comments
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   Major Docker Security Hole Discovered(neuvector.com)

   3 points by s-macke 8y ago|0 comments
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   by s-macke 8y ago

   The web worker helps a little bit. You can send data to the UI thread whenever you want. However on the receiving side you have the same problem. The web worker only receives data when it is idle. For example if you want to send key presses
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    I guess one of the applications of Coroutines could be WebAssembly. When you run WebAssembly on a website which needs 100% of the CPU for more than a few ms, you have to use the "setTimeout(fn, 0)" trick to prevent the "this
11. 251.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    The link seems down. Error message : Fehler beim Aufbau einer Datenbankverbindung
12. 252.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    Yes, the emulated computer emulates a network device. This sends the Ethernet frames via web sockets to the proxy server. On the proxy server, the frames are written to a TAP device. Then some firewall rules do the rest.
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    That's exactly what I was thinking when I tried a more theoretical approach to my web emulator. I wrote a little about my approach in the Wiki [1]. Definitely one of my worst hacks :-) . Unfortunately the demo doesn't work anymore
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    @wjakob has already mentioned a few effects not taken into account in your approximation. You can derive raytracing from first principles, e.g. from the Maxwell-equations or even Quantum electrodynamics. But only with massive approximations
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    Thank you for this detailed description. I will definitely take a look and read a few chapters about the light transport. Just a remark. When I first read the title, I was interested in the approximations you use because you emphasize physi
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    The winners of the js13kGames competition(js13kgames.com)

    2 points by s-macke 8y ago|0 comments
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    Not sure. Can you point me to a basic implementation in Javascript, C or Fortran?
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    I definitely have too many projects to tell you for sure. Just look at the two sites [1] [2] and you know what I mean. I have as many projects in the backlog as you can see on these 2 pages. And actually I don't want to concentrate on
19. 259.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    Damn. I thought I have solved this issue. But why does it work for most other players?
20. 260.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    Ok, then the obvious solution is my counterintuitive one. You have to cross where the wind is the strongest at the bottom. As fast as possible of course.
21. 261.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    One of the prices is the book "HTML5 Games: Novice to Ninja" [1]. However the best way to learn is to read other code. Look at the js13kgames entries [2]. There are more than 1000 games entries. All with source code. [1] https:&#
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    You have to fly to the top left. Then fall down. But immediately after you have started falling you need all your thrusters to stay on the line and land safely.
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    This is great list. Thank you very much. I added most of the games. It is precisely through this post that I have a strong desire to follow your postings,blogs,.... Unfortunately there is no button for that. How did you find these games?
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    Thanks for posting. I added it to my list. Will try it later if still runs.
25. 265.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    I added it. Thanks
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    Yes I know. The simulation of the ship is not accurate. I had code written for more advanced physics but I skipped it for the js13kentry. Time was running short and I was afraid the game gets too hard. Actually you land on planets with an
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    by s-macke 8y ago

    I guess this is the problem I mention in my code here: https://github.com/s-macke/Interplanetary-Postal-Service/blo... For the sake of optics I use wrong boundary conditions for the colored part of the fluid (tran
28. 268.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    Watched a video. That looks close. However I think they used just some cheap particle effect.
29. 269.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    I want to learn Vue or React. So you might get a level editor at some time.
30. 270.▲
    by s-macke 8y ago

    No I just switched the links. The game on github points to the official entry. The link below points to double speed game.