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steaminghacker
10y ago
Yes, I'm compiling for Windows using mingw64. I gave up with VC because, it worked, but since Windows 10, the MS dynamic runtime contains parts of the OS. This doesn't always install properly on windows 7 & 8. Mingw worked.
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10y ago
Yes, HiDPI support was added. I need it for Windows 4k screens.
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10y ago
Same here. I ran into a few problems with Android. Controls 2 is not quite ready yet, I had to write some Java, but it worked. Hopefully more AndroidExtras will be added in time.
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10y ago
+1. that's exactly what I do.
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10y ago
it's easy to say that anyone should have had a written agreement in such circumstances, but the first 4 months of any start up are likely to be hectic and there's no time to take out for this kind of thing. Especially when you thi
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10y ago
I use voice recognition for taking notes whilst on the move. Although good for short sentences, a lot of improvement is needed before i could, for example, dictate a document. Punctuation is an example of a weak area. There are also certain
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10y ago
Sorry, this version wont just paste back as is in shadertoy. Also it needs a random 256x256 bitmap in channel 0. The effect is the same as ozzy's original, except change ITERATIONS to 13 in his code to see the change (which is only sli
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10y ago
why not draw the individual polygons as a single batch?
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10y ago
do you have a shadertoy version of this for comparison? i took this one by ozzy https://www.shadertoy.com/view/lsSGWw and tweaked a few things by hand for optimization. saved a few cycles on the code and increased the
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10y ago
I'm locked out of gmail, so i don't use it anymore. It's what happens when they can't track you. "suspicious activity" they call it.
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10y ago
Couldn't they put a direct APK link from the website?
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10y ago
How do i download this without loggin into google? thanks.
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10y ago
I use something like this which i wrote myself years ago, but i still use it every day. My version is called qgrep (for quick grep). It does this: * knows which files are source code and which are not * ignores tmp files like ~ and # * au
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10y ago
I'm tired of this remain propaganda. There's been none of the apocalyptic predictions. In fact the FTSE100 is higher than it was before the referendum. There's going to be a short period of adjustment, but in the long run we&
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10y ago
what's the deal with libssl/libcrypto. I discovered that if you put these into your APK, it ignores them using instead its own copies. So if you think you're working from your own compiled official version, you're not.
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10y ago
"the red cup and saucer on the table" parses as the (red cup) on the table and saucer. but both are red and both are on the table, if the default meaning of the phrase would be understood. also, i like the idea of the composer, b
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10y ago
thanks for this info. i'll checkout WebView, see what it can do.
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10y ago
Apparently Android services is now in 5.7. This is good news because i need them. I've been working to supercede my Java app with QtQuick and replacing the services was going to be a problem. I havent tried the Qt services yet (plan fo
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10y ago
Good question. maybe i don't know the answer. I've been impressed by the way that QML and C++ integrate. I write bits of UI glue JS in QML and these bits call into C++ "magically". I can pass data in and get data back. T
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10y ago
the clue's in the name.
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10y ago
Ive been using QtQuick for a while now and the last two weeks i've battled with 5.7RC. So, time to dl the proper release and see if it works any better. My conclusions are that it's fantastic for desktop apps, but I'm having
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10y ago
i thought you needed three electrical connections for ECG?
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10y ago
a bit of a challenge to play them all.
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10y ago
how does this compare to protonmail ?
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10y ago
good point. what do people do for themes and styles in QML?
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10y ago
totally agree. I'd like to see more on deployment. it would be nice to have cross platform installer and updater too. I've had to make these myself. I put my own QML into resources, but windeployqt.exe pulls in a big chunk of thei
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10y ago
www.economist.com - Access Denied
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I'm using Qt quick (LGPL version) for development. After a bit of a learning curve, i really like it. Its important to recognise that QtQuick and QtWidgets are _different_ systems. Quick is all on the GPU. It awesome for building touch
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10y ago
Ask PWC to pay for the heels if they're a mandatory job requirement. As accountants, they should know that, under this assumption, they would be a legitimate expense. They will refuse to pay.
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10y ago
yes, i largely agree with this. When i look at my note taking activity it works out as follows; (1) desktop use, when I'm sitting at my desk, I'll either type a note or cut from the Internet. (2) mobile use is mostly access, but c
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