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by termhn 7y ago
Depends on the kind of game, but probably not. That's not really the purpose it's meant for, so it will probably never get to that state.
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by termhn 8y ago
Sure it is, use MoltenVK or `portability` from this article :)
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by termhn 9y ago
Why would they make a github repo with this exploit for a seemingly not-fixed bug? If you're a security researcher it shouldn't be that hard for you to replicate it, and if you're not, there's no reason for you to have a
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by termhn 9y ago
It doesn't even have to be bad. I was very nearly kicked out of my middle school just for booting from (!) my own live Linux USB drive on a school computer.
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by termhn 9y ago
I would say try VSCode with the Vim plugin. VSCode is much snappier than atom, the Vim plugin is quite good, the configuration files are easy to edit, built-in awesome git integration and project-wide search, and amazing plugin support. I m
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by termhn 9y ago
It doesn't have to be easier, it has to be more approachable. The most important part of programming is problem solving no matter how you're doing it, visual, imperative, functional, etc. Some interfaces are much more friendly to
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RippleWarpWallet – a deterministic Ripple (XRP) wallet generator using scrypt(termhn.github.io)
1 points by termhn 9y ago|0 comments
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by termhn 10y ago
Email re-hosted on my website because I couldn't find an official public announcement.
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FileSilo.co.uk Registration Database Compromised – Passwords in Plaintext(grayolson.me)
1 points by termhn 10y ago|1 comments
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by termhn 10y ago
In this day and age, open source tools are usually more private than their closed source counterparts. Usually. But, they also usually require you to do extra configuration or setup to get the privacy benefits