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Comment #42662425
Pretty sure water was just a teleporter? You may be thinking about the mirror effect? I think that was a kind of a portal effect. You had to make a large empty section behind each …
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Comment #42661709
I had to see an eye doctor at the hospital when I was ~7 and I got to do some exercises, but I never learned to cross my eyes, and then it was like it probably wasn't very importan…
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Comment #42639134
Sweden had a series of disasters like that in recent years. A few months ago one region tried to switch from their old healthcare system to something delivered by Oracle, but quick…
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Comment #42593981
I never bought that excuse for walled-garden consoles, since home computer games continued to do just fine after 1983 without locking down platforms.
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Comment #42593971
The java 4k contest was fun (make a java applet game that is at most a 4096 bytes JAR, including all assets the game needs). Unfortunately I only discovered it shortly before it sh…
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Comment #42565591
I never was a big fan of Lua and that was something that kept me from looking closer at Löve, but a few months ago I discovered fennel (Lisp-like that transpiles to Lua) and that y…
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Comment #42565544
Yes, https://www.love2d.org/ has links to both iOS and Android SDKs. For Android you can also install the stand-alone LÖVE Loader app that can open .love files to play. Some games …
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Comment #42557452
I am not sure in what way the state described is immutable at all? It just seems like mutable state hidden behind some access methods?
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Comment #42553926
If I understand the distinction correctly, I run llamafile as a backend. I start it with the filename of a model on the command-line (might need a -M flag or something) and it will…
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Comment #42514682
I have a somewhat common firstname.lastname@gmail.com and others with the same name use it pretty often. Surprisingly often it seems as if sites allow accounts to exist without ema…
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Comment #42501127
My personal observation, even if this is similar to what others already said: I found that in some (two? three?) big Java-based projects I worked on, where almost everyone used a I…
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Comment #42498163
There is a mention of the Glitch assets, but I did not see any link? Looks like this is a good place to look: https://archive.org/details/glitch-public-domain-game-art I remember d…
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Comment #42440296
That is why I mentioned DOSBox. That is just one possibility, but probably currently the best one. DOS(Box) remains a fixed, known, target. Windows, even if it has impressive backw…
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Comment #42439717
Alley Cat was one of very few old PC games that ran at a fixed speed, making it playable on higher end later PCs without having to use tools like MOSLO. Too bad the new version was…
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Comment #42438993
I searched boardgamegeek for games published in 1929. The only thing that grabbed my attention was Shambattle, the first published American miniatures wargame. It is an early, poss…
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Comment #42433451
Two 16-bit numbers could be combined to form a 32-bit pointer. Used as segment<<4+offset they just form a 20-bit pointer. Feels like wasting 12 bits to me.
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Comment #42425094
To keep things simple maybe just handle that using emulator save-states instead?
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Comment #42425084
A bit confused by the goto and skip instructions. Why multiply by 4 in one, but not the other? Sounds reasonable that both keep the target address a valid instruction pointer (alig…
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Comment #42422911
I read an article about humanoid robots yesterday and it scared me that it seemed like the expectation is still that the robot will be 24/7 online and "thinking" using some cloud b…
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Comment #42408782
Ctrl-w and ctrl-u in a default emacs do not even do the same things as in readline. C-w is (usually) kill-region (similar to what most editors call "cut"). C-u is universal-argumen…
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Comment #42408662
There is a workaround I saw used by wcd, a tool for changing directories. To install it you have to add a wrapper function in your shell that executes the actual wcd binary, and af…