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JonnieCache

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About JonnieCache

jonnie@cleverna.me

music: http://unmode.com

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    Comment #13572799

    Free access to all past media online caused culture to suddenly halt just after the turn of the century, and turn from a directed timeline, where fashion mimicked the advancement o…

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    Comment #13572765

    >chaotic nerdy lol. What would be the opposite I wonder? Lawful preppy?

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    Comment #13541260

    Christ, I'd forgotten how grim these were.

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    Comment #13500121

    I've always wondered about the relationship between america's opiate habit and the afghan poppy harvest. The US army was burning millions (billions?) of dollars worth of poppies ev…

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    Comment #13489686

    Really? I got 3148825 back within about two seconds.

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    Comment #13480098

    I wonder what the process is, as a google engineer, to get the artwork done for something like this? Do you just put in a ticket and some time later the SVGs turn up in your repo? …

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    Comment #13478226

    Works fine on firefox desktop for me. Its some kind of locale issue I think, as others have suggested.

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    Comment #13478009

    https://www.google.com/search?q=10m+timer My favourite is still this though: https://www.google.com/search?q=3*cos(sqrt(x*x%2By*y))%2B5

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    Comment #13351558

    To put this in perspective, 60fps == ~16.7ms per frame. That's 16.7ms to run your WHOLE game engine, you get some fraction of that left over to do rendering.

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    Comment #13324030

    This is indeed what they do. Mario Kart 64 is known for having the most egregious rubberbanding ever.

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    Comment #13318491

    In contrast, here's what is effectively an oracle machine playing mario kart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBNgbJ5hXtQ (Amazingly detailed) info: http://tasvideos.org/5243S.html…

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    Comment #13303594

    It has a user definable order of preference across all SSIDs which you can tweak in network preferences.

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    Comment #13277321

    Hyper Light Drifter, released this year, comes close for me. Imagine a cross between alttp and dark souls, with the art style and music of fez. It's superb. It's not as expansive o…

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    Comment #13274347

    The reason it still looks good now is because they created a timeless art style with clear, readable sprites which didn't need many colors. Compare that with 16-bit era attempts at…

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    Comment #13272492

    https://www.twitch.tv/602race info: http://bombch.us/giU (yes, speedrunners have their own, zelda themed url shortener.)

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    Comment #13265033

    I thought it looked like a PS4 cutscene tbh. I think if you play video games then you're primed to notice the facial animation techniques.

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    Comment #13260704

    I think they're just making an ironic comment about how times have changed.

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    Comment #13249320

    And the scene in the barn with the animals all around, c'mon.

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    Comment #13209596

    There are people out there making new NES games and selling them on real carts. They go for about $40; obviously they don't typically include ARM coprocessors. Sometimes they have …

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    Comment #13207625

    It attempts to describe certain aspects of human cultural interaction, broadly defined. I'm not defending it, I share the opinions of many of it's detractors, my point is only that…

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    Comment #13207440

    As I understand it, you could sum it up as: categorizations and abstractions are primarily instruments of power and control, rather than tools to further understanding. The true pu…

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    Comment #13207395

    >I interpreted the text in a different way. Maybe you should write a paper :)