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by wheybags 6y ago
That is what I normally use. ccache is great! With a unity build its usefulness is a bit diminished, but it's still great for switching back and forth between branches.
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by wheybags 6y ago
We do use a unity build yeah. Without it would be way way longer, maybe 5 minutes+. As for removing templates, there are a few places where we specifically opted to use custom macros instead of std::variant, for compile time reasons, but mo
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by wheybags 6y ago
I work on the video game factorio, which is a c++ project. On a 9900k a rebuild takes about a minute, so it's pretty sizeable but not something ridiculous like oracle db or unreal engine. I tried using zapcc on it, and it was a complet
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by wheybags 6y ago
I feel really quite blessed by my Irish passport. No visas needed, I can live and work in any EU country, schengen country or the UK, which represents almost all of the desirable countries in the world. And we've never been at war with
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by wheybags 6y ago
I've always felt that vliw might have been a victim of this. I'm not super knowledgeable on it though, apart from being familiar with the disaster that was itanium.
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by wheybags 6y ago
If this was the case, they wouldn't have claimed it was a bug. Besides, big tech companies have lost the benefit of the doubt.
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by wheybags 6y ago
I think that's pretty reasonable. Most people at the end of the day are available whenever via a phone call. But if you use it for something trivial, they will be pissed. Seems like a decent system to me.
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by wheybags 6y ago
This guy is an internet detective :D Could be done as a mod via the lua api, if you really wanted (would need an external relay program to communicate with the voice thing, like eg clusterio does).
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by wheybags 6y ago
> You can virtualize MacOS, but only on official Apple hardware. legally only on apple hardware. It does actually work fine on normal PCs though.
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by wheybags 6y ago
As someone living not in the US, I feel the same. I see all sorts of giveaways and deals (ie, free echo dot if you buy a newspaper subscription), but I've never met anyone who uses one. Never seen one in a friends house. Here it seems
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by wheybags 6y ago
≥ Brittany says if she can’t find the family she’s gonna try and get it put into the museum in Belding. Wtf sort of professional journalist writes "gonna" in an article on a news site?
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by wheybags 6y ago
So no Intel processors?
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by wheybags 6y ago
I had a .ie (Ireland) email from university, and that allowed educational freebies on Dropbox at least. Another interesting aspect no one seems to be discussing is that I get to keep that email for life. Is that not common elsewhere?
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by wheybags 6y ago
I have found that some multipart rar files fail to extract properly with 7zip. Most are fine though, but I normally have the unrar-nonfree package installed for the few that don't work.
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by wheybags 6y ago
Default gnome on Ubuntu 20.04. How much free ram do you normally have? If you don't have enough to buffer the whole operation, then it's not a problem.
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by wheybags 6y ago
I'm talking about dragging files with the GUI file manager, I shouldn't have to use any commands :(. What I end up doing is using a "watch" on some command I can't remember that shows overall dirty pages.
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by wheybags 6y ago
> in good part due to Windows disabling writecaching on devices it thinks are portable. This kind of special handling of external devices is sort of distasteful What's distasteful is that on my linux machine with a lot of ram, when
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by wheybags 6y ago
I use a corsair aio in a custom build. It's fine. It's exactly the same as using an aio on windows without installing icue (their device management software, which is pretty shit). You can't set custom fan / pump speed c
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by wheybags 6y ago
> there are no 32-bit supported versions of Windows Windows 10 has a supported 32 bit version EDIT: It support 16 bit apps too: https://www.groovypost.com/howto/enable-16-bit-application-s...
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by wheybags 6y ago
> In Ireland, "football" = Gaelic football or rugby union, and "soccer" is frequently used. Not really. Football means soccer, people normally say "GAA" to mean Gaelic football (its an acronym, Gaelic athlet
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by wheybags 6y ago
I made a text adventure that you play in your file browser. The lines of dialogue are filenames, and the movement / dialogue options are done by switching folder (using synlinks on unices, and shortcuts on windows). For each permutatio
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by wheybags 6y ago
Lol, how were the thermals?
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by wheybags 6y ago
I thought about that, but it would require maintenance. This can be a mostly fire-and-forget method, which is especially valuable to me because windows is not my primary OS.
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by wheybags 6y ago
I finally got pissed off enough at the forced update policy that I made a tool to disable updates for real: https://github.com/wheybags/win10bsfixer It works by killing and disabling the windows update service every 10
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by wheybags 6y ago
I guess it could, but I haven't tried yet. It uses SDL and opengl, which I gather are well supported. You'd still need to load the original assets though, so it would maybe be more useful as a demo with some new assets.
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by wheybags 6y ago
Hey, just gonna take this opportunity to plug my very similar project for Diablo 1: https://github.com/wheybags/freeablo
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by wheybags 6y ago
> and know are unmodified Cameras these days do all sorts of digital processing themselves, especially on phones, which might make this a little hard
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by wheybags 6y ago
So what is your business model?
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by wheybags 6y ago
https://github.com/pimlie/ubuntu-mainline-kernel.sh is a decent script that wraps managing updates and installs.
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by wheybags 6y ago
No, it's more that the consoles they're emulating have GPUs, so they emulate the GPUs with the computers GPU.

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