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doubletwoyou
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Comment #49237518
The funny thing is that the reason for me posting the long bet was looking through previous posts about Cool URLs. It comes full circle!
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Comment #49231083
Wow, that could be a post of it’s own
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Comment #49218398
It’s ideally modeled as a curve, but things are never that simple in real life.
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Comment #49142709
I was going mad for a good chunk of time a while ago figuring out why those blind spots were forming, glad to see I’m not alone
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Comment #49140369
If we know ‘where it came from’ in the sense that the author couldn’t even bother writing anything themselves, why should other people bother reading this deluge of nonsensical str…
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Comment #49106032
It’s interesting to note what ‘cultural staples and customs’ are actually a recent invention (in the grand scheme of things) or likewise popularized through corporations that adver…
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Comment #49101438
One way to get the AppImage to integrate better would be to install appimaged. Another way to get the up-to-date version on Debian would be to use Nix (install nix, add the stable …
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Comment #48439676
For “pixel-faithful” documents it doesn’t seem to be replicating documents all too well based on the many other testimonies in these comments
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Comment #48430908
From what I’m seeing ntsc rs “just” emulates VHS and NTSC artifacts, whereas ntsc crt also does all the fun that has to do with CRT rasterizing
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Comment #48358319
What are you talking about mate? It’s just a cute little mascot?
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Comment #48312534
Jesus it’s gone
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Comment #48302408
Fallen to #49 in an hour
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Comment #48198655
The cotton picked by slaves processed by the North into textiles etc. was a large portion of the economy.
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Comment #47965771
No need to be passive aggressive. I think what comes to most peoples minds when they think of a doom clone at least includes textured walls. But props to you!
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Comment #47965763
The raycasting code here looks pretty similar to that of https://lodev.org/cgtutor/raycasting.html
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Comment #47953801
From what I understand userspace spinlocks are particularly hazardous whereas in-kernel spinlocks are the norm
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Comment #47868569
The way I had it explained was trying to look out one eye while the other’s closed
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Comment #47853525
I beg of thee, use that brain of yours and read a text that was made scarcely more than a century ago, a blink of an eye in the grand scale of the changes of the linguistic feature…
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Comment #47849254
And semiconductors and air quality perhaps
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Comment #47770908
Theoretically.. IIRC, it only officially supports CentOS or some other baroque thing, doesn’t support importing or exporting mp4 when free, and also (unrelated to the product itsel…
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Comment #47432091
False? No US state has an age of consent below 16 except in cases between minors (Romeo & Juliet laws), which this most certainly isn't?
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Comment #47280268
Oh! Did not know that
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Comment #47255859
Probably with hacker news requiring that titles be in only english