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by stolen_biscuit 5y ago
Intelligence I'd say probably Russia right? They've made America look quite incompetent the past decade or so. Military I'd say America although I don't think SEAL team 6 is going to be hunting down these attackers
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by stolen_biscuit 5y ago
I'll also add in the Godot recipes by Kids can Code, don't let the name fool you they have great miniature tutorials for implementing all sorts of common things in Godot https://kidscancode.org/godot_recipes/
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by stolen_biscuit 5y ago
I've had a similar experience. Godot is a fantastic 2D engine, and a capable 3D engine. If your goal is shipping a fully featured 3D game I'd still recommend Unity or Unreal over Godot, unless you're comfortable with it not b
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by stolen_biscuit 5y ago
Consistently impressed by the dedication of the Godot developers. Love to see such a healthy and well-managed open source community!
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
You should show those changes in your post or elaborate a little bit IMO. I'm being blunt but your blog post is really not engaging because you skip over the most interesting content. Even diagrams showing how you deduced the screen si
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
itch.io isn't exclusive to ruby games, it hosts games made in any engine. above commenter is correct, Among Us was made in Unity https://innersloth.itch.io/among-us hit more info to see the engine details
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Fair enough, but for that price I'd expect more than a language I like. It's got some interesting features, but like I said many other game engines have similar features with no cost, what's the stand-out reason to make me sp
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Why would I choose this over a FOSS 2D game engine like Godot that offers almost everything this engine offers without the price tag? Not trying to shit on the project, I just don't see a compelling argument put forth on the website as
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Since I haven't seen it mentioned in the comments, Veloren is a FOSS cube world inspired game that's developed entirely in Rust. Looks simply stunning and I have high hopes for it. https://veloren.net/ https:&#x2
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
It's an interesting domain to think about. The big one would be re-establishing communication networks, being able to coordinate with groups across a large area is obviously the first thing any group with power (or looking to establish
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Google also do business in Australia, which means they are subject to Australian laws for the services they provide in Australia...
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Because people rioting over centuries of racial abuse and systematic racially motivated murder at the hands of policeman is not the same thing as storming your nations capitol because you don't like the results of a free and fair elect
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
>> I don't listen to your news >Maybe you should, then you'd know nothing happened to the democracy. >>> because of TV picture and a bunch of talking heads on TV and Twitter that told them there was an "insu
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
They constructed a gallows and were calling for the death of your Vice President. They beat a police officer to death.
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Perhaps you are not in the population of people that would be put in harms way if the people who stormed the capitol were successful?
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
A portion of your citizens were called to storm your nations capital by a President who refuses to accept the results of a democratic election. The very foundation of your democracy has been eroded. Do not pretend the people who are frighte
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Reverse Engineering the Great Escape(davespace.co.uk)
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
I don't agree, nor do I think human beings have a great track record of such predictions (see introduced wildlife around the world). I wouldn't feel confident predicting how an extremophile like the tardigrade would fare (nor any
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
I do agree, I certainly don't think there's any life on or near the surface of the moon given our current understanding of it's composition. Seems incapable of fostering even the hardiest extremophiles, so the chance of astro
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Perhaps, but personally I'd prefer any potential life seeding events to be controlled so we are reasonably confident we aren't wiping out a potentially unexplored domain of living things. If we're interested in expanding the
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Fortunately per the article the tardigrades are sealed in epoxy and dehydrated, so any concerns about inadvertently disrupting some theoretical microbial ecosystem on the moon is probably not founded (not that I believe there is other life
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Kind of a chicken and egg scenario there really. A few early adopters will need to branch out and start using it to get that momentum building, which is probably a great opportunity for scientists who are looking for an alternative
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
I can't help but feel that given the requirements laid out in the article Nim would be a more suitable fit for their goals over Rust. I do think Nim really nails great performance with a very clean and straightforward syntax, certainly
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Just to clarify you believe the radical left have infiltrated the upper echelons of capitalist society and academic institutions and have an anti free-speech agenda and have a goal of dismantling enlightenment principals? Can you also expla
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
> Speech is considered violence by some people. It has been this way since the late 80's but it was confined to certain subcultures that weren't taken too seriously. But they have taken over certain institutions, like the univ
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
LMFAO this pedantic beyond belief. It's bricked, it's a paperweight. They lack the ability to fix it and move it. It's been bricked. Just because there's potential for it to be unbricked doesn't mean it's not b
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Kind of surprised PHP isn't a front runner here
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
Ada is one of those languages that I always wish I had a reason to program in
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Noclip(noclip.website)
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by stolen_biscuit 6y ago
> Hence, “apoculamus” might be defined as “hauling your posterior away from” something. we've found the latin term for "haul ass". brilliant.

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