tomyws

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by tomyws 8y ago
Some hosts didn't even bother with this. I used a PHP host who ran another script after serving the hosted one, but it you used `die()` you could skip any other fluff they included.
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by tomyws 8y ago
I'm interested to know how others feel about browsing through random issues on some open-source project like this out of boredom. As someone who struggles finding the time to commit to entire features in my spare time, knowing there ar
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by tomyws 8y ago
And you haven't been called out for Incorrect Whois Information? Complaints seem automatic, even with obscure domains I seem to register
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by tomyws 9y ago
In the demo you can playback the video segments as a playlist. It worked well with some of the TED talks I tried.
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by tomyws 9y ago
Submit a pull request - the URL just needs those colons
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by tomyws 9y ago
Absolutely correct. Although this was intentional behaviour, it was given a security advisory[1]. In practice it allowed all sorts of exploits, including dumping packed executables for cracking, as you say. [1]: https://docs.micr
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by tomyws 9y ago
I've always wanted to find time looking at recompiling the Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA) titles from the 360 to Windows. The games are just dotNET applications which run against a variation of the standard libraries.
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by tomyws 9y ago
The author identified a similar workflow for breaking down these packet capture bits, and linked to other potential methods. I'd say his process was an interesting read!
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by tomyws 9y ago
Familiarity with hardware would be a good starting point - the author explained how he can made use the three tables used by the PPU to pick out objects and textures. There is a lot of information about the NES online which would be useful
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by tomyws 10y ago
Good list. I'd expand your first point to include time estimation when prioritising decisions! It'll come in handy, particularly when project planning either short or mid-term.
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by tomyws 10y ago
I only recently discovered the local "current repository" configuration option, but I still need to verify which identity I'm using before a commit. It makes sense not to set the global config at all if you're paranoid.
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by tomyws 10y ago
This highlighted my dependency on IntelliSense - which is a bit worrying! Although mixing IDEs would be counter-productive?
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by tomyws 10y ago
If the author is reading, I found the disassembler source[1] interesting - MSVC hangs when you compile it for Release! [1] https://github.com/rmitton/goaldis
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by tomyws 10y ago
My first instinct was to check the predictable URLs for future images and ruin the surprise... luckily they have that covered!
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by tomyws 10y ago
Tiny nitpick, but supporting desktops to demo a location-based game seems odd!
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by tomyws 10y ago
I'm suprised the topic of emulation hasn't been raised yet! The Xbox 360 emulator project Xenia[0] has made great progress on perserving a generation of games[1]. [0] https://github.com/benvanik/xenia [1] http
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by tomyws 10y ago
I found it interesting the project was previously called "Verteron". What prompted the change to Zyan/Zydis?
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by tomyws 11y ago
Interestingly after visiting this page the default language on the Google Accounts sign-in had been changed to German.
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by tomyws 11y ago
It wasn't clear to me either. Unfortunately, the extension seems to have a dependency on the Android NDK which I don't plan to install: Today we do have a dependency on the Android Tools for Visual Studio
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by tomyws 11y ago
I find it strange that something akin to markdown-style syntax sugar is more user-friendly than a visual designer. Do the tools for developing a UI for iOS this way not include a WYSIWYG editor to set things such as contraints?
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by tomyws 11y ago
Great resource, thanks for sharing this! For me, transparent meaning is far easier for understanding systems than, for example, visual programming (I'm thinking the Unreal Blueprint[1] system) [1]: https://docs.unrealengine.
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by tomyws 11y ago
Me to. The compiler would need to output at any optimization passes which handle multiplication factorization, which could be quite lengthy!
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by tomyws 11y ago
Well the demonstration uses Skyrim[1] to live-edit the character model which goes beyond the capabilities of a generic mod. Character customizations are also usually premium feature with free-to-play games. Also, the technical overview desc
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by tomyws 11y ago
I completely agree with you here. It's also quite good to practice optimizing or iterating over your implementation of something mentally before commit to typing it out, certainly before repeatly running your changes until it just work
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by tomyws 11y ago
It ended up replacing most of explorer for me when I made the switch to Windows 8.
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by tomyws 12y ago
He gives a fantastic walkthrough on his approach to structure packing in the data-oriented demo[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHqFrNyLlpA
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by tomyws 12y ago
This is fascinating! Practical reuse of assembly is resourceful and this approach to portability quite cool (take a look at this non-portable approach to fixing up and executing an assembly dump[1]). I wonder if the future of video game con