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Comment #49252673
3 MB is still pretty big... try a rewrite in C.
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Comment #49110359
Seems to be a tradition rooted in the original Maniac Mansion. In Thimbleweed Park the multiple characters became tedious due to having to walk multiple people all over and pass it…
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Comment #47759985
But how much time per week does an SWE actually spend writing code?
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Comment #46971165
Every government is an attacker.
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Comment #46971130
This was really frustrating me. YT started recommending this channel and I could recognize the voice as an AI impersonation but had no way to know if it was at least reading someth…
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Comment #46701703
I think you're not technically wrong, but you're defining NAT differently than the majority of people you're arguing with (those who assume NAT also implies a firewall blocking inb…
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Comment #46575585
It's there in the name - "Rust graphics community" as opposed to simply "the graphics community". Language fetishization above the end goal - or, rather, the language fetish is the…
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Comment #46320670
Apple is already sending spam notifications for stupid bullshit like that F1 movie.
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Comment #46251833
If gRPC overhead is critical to your system, you've probably already lost the plot on performance in your overall architecture. You make a fair point about smart pointers, and medi…
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Comment #44432149
He definitely made games . Chris Crawford was one of the first known names in game design, a few years ahead of contemporaries like Sid Meier whom I expect you'd still recognize. C…
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Comment #43806493
The 8x16 font from the Atari ST's hi-res mode is pretty slick if you like something bold and a little futuristic. https://github.com/ntwk/atarist-font (or rip it directly from the …
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Comment #43710846
Not ideal, but MS-DOS seems to me like the most practical universal software platform. DOSBOX isn't going anywhere.
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Comment #43339234
There's still a few Common Lisp features the mainstream would benefit from ripping off. Relevant here is the condition system. Conditions and restarts are still foreign enough that…
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Comment #42830479
Today by, way of your screenshot, I discover Asm-Pro. Just got into Amiga recently (by way of receiving one from my uncle's closet..) and have been meaning to backfill my shameful …
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Comment #42592208
Probably true, but it still stings that this dubious piece of software (speaking as a former iTerm2 user still holding a grudge) had been spraying my passwords and random terminal …
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Comment #42591969
Oh, I don't know - in my (admittedly limited and very individual / company-specific) experience, the senior management was hard to relate to from the perspective of us rank and fil…
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Comment #42582486
From my perspective (for me, personally), the closing of Google Reader killed blogs. That's when I largely stopped reading them. Other readers seemed not worth the trouble, for var…
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Comment #42582390
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Comment #42581359
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Comment #42490832
But that's like half of computing.. every new tool the world inflicts on you, configured in Jojo's Awesome Configuration Language, with some arbitrary made up grammar punctuated by…
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Comment #41516849
Salmonella as a Service!
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Comment #41397848
SDL1 had no high-level graphics system - you either got a raw framebuffer, or an OpenGL context.
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Comment #41198670
There's some irony in this for me personally. My most recent major "I quit Apple" rage moment was trying to get Flameshot (which I use routinely on Linux) working on my Macbook, so…
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Comment #41157219
China, supposedly.