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tomc1985
5y ago
But Doom 64 on the 64 had filtered textures! It's the one place where that was default!
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5y ago
Is there an implementation out there of hot reload that doesn't simply automate hitting the refresh key in the browser? Because if not then this vaunted 'hot-reload' feature is a joke. Some of the JS kiddos from my previous o
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Texture packs I can agree with. Maybe I just like the filtered textures look. Ironically I like to play emulated 8/16bit games upscaled with no smoothing, when CRTs of the day actually did some smoothing
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Funny, I grew up playing the original DOOM and Quake, and when the Nintendo 64 came out with texture filtering I wanted to get that look into those games more than anything in the world (at least in Quake it did eventually get official supp
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5y ago
They added a ton of features for live performances a while back, and the playlist window context menu has a whole submenu for live performance settings. Though the only thing I see in photos of live performances is Ableton
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5y ago
It's not just HD graphics, but uncompressed or less-compressed game assets that are provided as such to minimize load times
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5y ago
So what exactly does Goldman Sachs do techwise? What is all this software infra? Quant finance stuff? HFT?
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tomc1985
5y ago
Holy crap, I grew up reading that comic and never realized it had such a wide audience If there is one thing that really educated me about kink, it's that comic Cool!
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5y ago
According to GP's link, it looks like the word has been slang for fucking for some time (probably as a verb?) Wonder if that word is where 'fap' comes from (meaning 'to masturbate')
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tomc1985
5y ago
Why not just be your own signing authority for internal domains? You can propagate your toplevel public cert with most enterprise network provisioning tools.
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5y ago
But ultimately that means a clean digital pipeline and high quality D/A converters before it hits an actual speaker. The thing is... unless there are unnecessary conversions (making the signal less than bitperfect), there is no point f
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The folks at Frys (particularly in hardware) were a useful resource (and good source of shop talk) all the way up until Fry's faded into irrelevance. They helped me sort through a good number of hardware-related issues
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tomc1985
5y ago
Maybe your phone is set to Latin American spanish?
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5y ago
Where in the US do people say 'for the nonce'? Because it certainly isn't where I am.
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5y ago
The flag of planet earth should be like the flag of planet earth in sci-fi and comic strips... a white silhouette of the globe against a medium blue background This one just looks dumb
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5y ago
Advertising, merchandising, value-added services, free-to-play monetization, performances, or experiences
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5y ago
The amount of people both here and at DD who think that the task is "beneath them" is appallingly large. "Today you, tomorrow me" should be what everyone says to themselves when confronted with this sort of thing. Yet an
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Idle Champions is fun but the numerical scaling on that game is whacky. It only takes like a month before you're doing 1 googol (1^100) damage and little dwarves or gnolls or rats or whatever drop a similar amount of gold. They say it&
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.pyc files are the compiled bytecode for its corresponding .py file. It's scrambled, you would need a decompiler to inspect the source code and it would be very hard to read (compared to the original source). People typically ship .pyc
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5y ago
Recompressing an uncompressed version of a compressed video signal is hell on quaaliy
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Sure, but how many streaming packages do you need to pay for (every month!) to be able to say you have that?
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> DRM is a bandaid whose need arises from trying to apply traditional economic models (of buying and selling physical, tangible things) to digital assets that never wear out and cost /essentially/ nothing to duplicate and distr
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Everyone should strive to this level of competence, and I like that some of the posts here (like advice for installing OpenWRT) kind of force it Breaking stuff and then fixing it is the fast track for learning If you're not a smart com
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Indeed this is true from my experience... moments of insight into beauty (which make me want to take a picture) seem to occur much more when I'm away from home.
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> Though I'd imagine the difference is quite negligible. More effort though! Depending on your settings it's pretty visible. You'd need to reencode at a significantly higher bitrate to minimize quality loss
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5y ago
I don't think that works with HDCP, usually you get a big green box or something
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"Cloud-native" youth seem to have forgotten a huge chunk of computing
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5y ago
That is a really short amount of time to declare something as not being updated
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Impressive, but it lost me at "start in the market slump of 2008" Like that was the time in my life where I was literally the most broke. I had a neighbor try to practically give me his home if I could just take over the mortgage.
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Haven't used it; I generally reach for full-blown Visual Studio in that case.
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