scottyelich

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by scottyelich 6y ago
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=28402
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by scottyelich 6y ago
Now all we need is a networking layer and we'll be all set. evil grin
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by scottyelich 7y ago
Unlikely to survive an Alice 101 challenge.
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by scottyelich 7y ago
Doing what? The parent is gone. Just so you know, I'll also try not to do "this" … whatever "this" might be.
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by scottyelich 8y ago
Bingo.
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by scottyelich 8y ago
native video player has... issues.
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by scottyelich 8y ago
Hell, I've coded in languages that I didn't even know (didn't really even know what the language was -- I think it was like VB or something) by copying terms from some sample, reference or other part of the code and putting i
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by scottyelich 8y ago
I did an interview problem like this a while back (was about combining CIDR blocks) and I found an answer on the Internet. I coded up a similar solution (I used a slightly different data structure with a slight optimization just to show I
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by scottyelich 8y ago
I wanted to play around with LUA so I used pico-8 as an excuse to dabble. I made this after a few days: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=28402 At launch screen, use arrow keys for level up/down, lives up&#x2
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by scottyelich 8y ago
On Topic: I own a late '16 MBP 15" w/ touchbar. My machine has been serviced once to replace some issue with a failure of some motherboard component (not touchbar or keyboard). I'm am early adopter (hardware, software
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by scottyelich 8y ago
3D0DEAD anyone?
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by scottyelich 8y ago
http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/
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by scottyelich 8y ago
http://www.oxide.org/unix/
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by scottyelich 8y ago
9,984,535
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by scottyelich 8y ago
He wasn't like that? Says who? Him? And you believe this? The Internet in the late 80s to the mid 90s was like the wild west -- there were a few bad actors as Mitnick was one of them. Sorry.
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by scottyelich 8y ago
Thomas -- These people weren't there and only know what they have read or what has been glamorized. Mitnick had (has?) an evil streak and is in no way some poor little kid who got in over his head. He know what he was doing (in terms
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by scottyelich 9y ago
Don't get me wrong... I love kdb+/q ... I want kOS. I love forth (bare metal forth + tcp? win!). I just don't really do much with them, though, other than play. > Some languages are worth learning to expand your horizons
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by scottyelich 9y ago
... and can you use the 32bit version in commercial use? (Last I checked, no...) The license already changed once (for the worse, IMnsHO), so what's to say that won't happen again. Too risky to touch. No, can't use it (32bi
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by scottyelich 9y ago
Thank you.
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by scottyelich 9y ago
I ended up changing the "cc" line for darwin to this: cc -o $@ $@.o -lSDL2 -lSDL2_ttf now it compiles (and runs) just fine (for me). YMMV
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by scottyelich 9y ago
I'm looking for a bare metal boot OS that has internet capabilities -- lisp or forth based (ONLY). Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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by scottyelich 9y ago
correct. I figured out where the frameworks wanted to go -- and it even seems to match the path for -I, but that doesn't seem to be enough. -- Yes, I have both frameworks installed. I even did the brew commands just for S&G ...
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by scottyelich 9y ago
make cc -o obj/Darwin/x86_64/main obj/Darwin/x86_64/main.o -Wl,-framework,SDL2 -Wl,-framework,SDL2_ttf ld: framework not found SDL2 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see
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by scottyelich 9y ago
and for OSX?