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by wsc981 4y ago
When I was young I lived in the province Drenthe. We visited our grandparents every weekend. My grandfather would often have horse meat for dinner. At the time I quite enjoyed it. I was young and didn’t think much of it. Once I got a bit ol
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by wsc981 4y ago
Very much true. In this leaked audio-fragment Biden is quite literally threatening Poroshenko (a very corrupt individual himself and previous Ukraine president) because he doesn’t want Trump looking into situation in Ukraine during Trumps p
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by wsc981 4y ago
Seems most people who do big financial crimes, get away with it. Perhaps they get a slap on the wrist, with a few exceptions like Bernie Madoff.
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Roguelike Tutorial in Rust (2019)(bfnightly.bracketproductions.com)
327 points by wsc981 4y ago|115 comments
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by wsc981 4y ago
Germany is just the b*tch of the USA though, that becomes very clear in this press conference. Germany has nothing to say over Nordstream: https://youtu.be/OS4O8rGRLf8?t=74
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by wsc981 4y ago
Cambodia's My Second Home program could also be interesting, since it would also allow one to apply for a passport after 5 years, which Thailand will not provide: https://cm2h.com > 1 – The applicant must be a citizen o
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by wsc981 4y ago
I’ve found most Lua game related libraries don’t have any dependencies, so it’s indeed a saner world :)
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by wsc981 4y ago
Well, I only use git submodules in private projects. From what I read most devs hate it :) In the past I did came into contact with git submodules through freelancing for another company, and I agree it was quite a hassle it times using it
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by wsc981 4y ago
I've found most Lua libraries don't have any other dependencies. Perhaps this is the reason I've found this approach work well with Lua. I've never tried it with other languages that I use, like Swift, Objective-C, C#. I
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by wsc981 4y ago
For Lua, just to be safe, I fork all my dependencies and when I work on a project I add those forked dependencies as git submodules. Just to feel a bit more secure any dependencies never disappear. Not sure if this is good practice.
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by wsc981 4y ago
I work fine in warm weather. Since I live in Thailand I often work in temperatures of around 30 degrees. In my home office I only use a fan. Same as someone else in this thread: I get very unproductive when it's too cold. If my fingers
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by wsc981 4y ago
Providing free healthcare and handouts make people dependant on the government. And anyways, healthcare is never free, it's paid for one way or the other. Civilians either pay directly to private companies or indirectly through taxatio
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by wsc981 4y ago
I believe it’s not really true for Europe, at least regarding the most wealthy families [0]. ——— [0]: https://www.fa-mag.com/news/how-to-stay-rich-in-europe--inhe...
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by wsc981 4y ago
Sounds like a great way to reduce CO2 emissions!
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by wsc981 4y ago
Apple's OS is becoming more and more secure and while I understand this makes sense for the average user, it brings many annoyances. Also from a developer perspective (notarisation, having to jump through hoops to install software from
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GOG Giveaway: Daggerfall Unity, a Modern Remake of Daggerfall in Unity Engine(gog.com)
2 points by wsc981 4y ago|0 comments
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by wsc981 4y ago
I am not too happy with the direction macOS is moving towards, though I do understand Apple’s motivations and agree it is still better than Windows. For reference: been a Mac user ever since I was like 10 years old or so, starting with Syst
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by wsc981 4y ago
With regards to Vulkan support on macOS, there’s MoltenVK [0]. > MoltenVK is a Vulkan Portability implementation. It layers a subset of the high-performance, industry-standard Vulkan graphics and compute API over Apple's Metal grap
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by wsc981 4y ago
If there was only such a thing as mild myocarditis ...
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Pixel Art Tutorials(blog.studiominiboss.com)
3 points by wsc981 4y ago|0 comments
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by wsc981 4y ago
I used to make ginger / lemon tea, but didn’t help with my migraines. Eventually went to a Thai massage therapist in Pattaya that helped cure many people from migraines. Ever since I visited his shop and had a massage session + some he
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by wsc981 4y ago
There's also SubEthaEdit for macOS: https://subethaedit.net
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by wsc981 4y ago
> This is how it's always been I think; their model. I don't think ST needs to move fast. It's a good quality editor. It doesn't need a bunch of new features every couple of months. Just getting a major update once
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by wsc981 4y ago
I’ve used Sublime Text for many many years now and it’s still my favorite text editor. I mainly use it for writing small reminders as well as Lua / LÖVE dev.
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by wsc981 4y ago
Here you are: https://7minuteworkout.jnj.com/#privacy-policy
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by wsc981 4y ago
The 7 Minute Workout [0] app from Johnson & Johnson is nice. Free & no advertising. "Mens sana in corpore sano" [1] as my dad used to say :) --- [0]: https://7minuteworkout.jnj.com [1]: https://en.wi
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by wsc981 4y ago
I used to own the Black Art of Macintosh Game Programming which is part of the list. It was a nice book, but I never really worked through it sadly. I'd wager some chapters of the book could still be useful to this very day.
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by wsc981 4y ago
Just a few US dollars total over the course of last year. But perhaps in the future I might get lucky ... And either way, it's fun to work on games regardless ...
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Vintage Macintosh Programming Books (PDFs)(vintageapple.org)
2 points by wsc981 4y ago|2 comments
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by wsc981 4y ago
Yeah I dabble a bit in game dev every now and then. Released 2 small games, but nothing spectacular. Gonna keep at it whenever time allows, more fun than my day job ...

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