tomovo

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by tomovo 1y ago
I use Bvckup2 for doing Windows backups; it's commercial but works really well for me.
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by tomovo 1y ago
And the circular one is the icon for head trauma.
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by tomovo 1y ago
You assume it's people writing it. It was probably written by AI. Nobody cares.
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by tomovo 1y ago
> Maybe the comment that voiced my anger crossed a line, too. I take full responsibility for that. But I think that this provoked reaction is understandable after all the time and effort spent to solve this issue constructively by a non-
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by tomovo 2y ago
For Blender it wasn't just the UI, it was great leadership, direction, focus and decision making that got it where it is today. This culture started attracting more talent in both users and new developers.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Swift developers.
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by tomovo 2y ago
I'd love to hear more about this. What was the other one you found? I wrote Tiny Player for iOS and another one for Mac and as more of an "album listener" myself I always struggled to keep the shuffle functionality up to othe
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by tomovo 2y ago
Other car manufacturers should immediately book all ad spots and advertise their ad free cars right there. Ideally they will play right after test drive ends at the car dealership.
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by tomovo 2y ago
I'd say if it's proof of concept just to follow the process that Nanite does, then other optimizations are out of scope. However if it's supposed to achieve the same GOAL as Nanite, which I think is provide rich detail at rea
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by tomovo 2y ago
Nice, can't decide what meme gif to try first.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Nice 90s vibe. Web target is cool. The invaders demo though... I have to say AD+W is not a good set of key bindings for that game.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Is there a demo available without creating an account?
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by tomovo 2y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation, good to know!
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by tomovo 2y ago
STB image didn't get used in the end because some other library was faster but I think the author missed the possibility of #defining their own allocator using STBI_MALLOC (which could just return a pointer to an existing memory block)
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by tomovo 2y ago
Brushed metal for me, thanks.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Sure, I like the C++ interop and agree that it's important. My point was that 99% of Xcode/Swift app developers will never touch it or even know it's a thing.
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by tomovo 2y ago
For regular Swift developers who make iOS apps, yes it's niche. C++ interop is probably more important for Apple itself. Swift compiler speed and error reporting are abysmal and improving them would have a much bigger impact. So far it
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by tomovo 2y ago
And we're still awaiting any of their benefits.
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by tomovo 2y ago
sega.com?
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by tomovo 2y ago
Or: more free space and lower CPU usage in the EU.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Hi! Yeah I know the concept from non-arc ObjC times but trying to understand the point in this context.
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by tomovo 2y ago
I'm curious about the autoreleasepool. What's the reason to have it and how much of a difference does it make?
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by tomovo 2y ago
If Google is paying Apple effectively not to make its own search engine, I would not be surprised if Apple and/or Microsoft were paying Adobe not to port CC to Linux.
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by tomovo 2y ago
I just tried it recently, worked well enough, including support for std vector, string etc. You can loop over std vector items using a standard Swift loop, for example. It´s clear Apple needs and uses this internally too.
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by tomovo 2y ago
Steam updates are often in the order of kilobytes. Clearly it can be done.
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by tomovo 2y ago
"Xenoamorphous 4 minutes ago", got it. Edit: 5 minutes ago.
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by tomovo 3y ago
Apparently this is coming from Russia. Good luck enforcing that trademark.
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by tomovo 3y ago
That would be interesting. I wonder if it could be used with an internal Gitea instance too?
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by tomovo 3y ago
Please do and make printer refills a commodity, like paper.
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by tomovo 3y ago
Exactly, nobody needs to know that it's used for podcasts too.

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