Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
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Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
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Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#2always amazing updates
Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#3Consistently some of the most complete, thorough, readable, and interesting changelogs I've ever read. The entire team that works on Dolphin has my highest respect.
Edit: Typo "changeling" to "changelog"
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#4Really appreciate their support for WiiConnect24, it's a Wii feature I have many fond memories of and the services that use it really deserve preservation.
Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#5Consistently some of the most complete, thorough, readable, and interesting changelogs I've ever read. The entire team that works on Dolphin has my highest respect. Edit: Typo "changeling" to "changelog"
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Is "changeling" a new synonym for changelog?
Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#6Consistently some of the most complete, thorough, readable, and interesting changelogs I've ever read. The entire team that works on Dolphin has my highest respect. Edit: Typo "changeling" to "changelog"
/OT Is "changeling" a new synonym for changelog?
I'd say it's autocorrect at work.
I'm really starting to believe that autocorrect is leaving society with worse written works than if we just kept the actual typos present. Most of the typos are just that whereas most of the autocorrect misfires change the meaning of words.
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#7> Ironically, by accidentally making the problem occur more often, K0bin made it much easier to track down and fix.
Boy do I know that one. Intermittent issues are so much harder to debug. Getting a frequent test case often means the difference between solving a bug in an afternoon, or letting it live on as a GitHub issue for years, only to be bumped every few months by a comment that adds no new information at all.
Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
/OT Is "changeling" a new synonym for changelog?
I'd say it's autocorrect at work. I'm really starting to believe that autocorrect is leaving society with worse written works than if we just kept the actual typos present. Most of the typos are just that whereas most of the autocorrect misfires change the meaning of words.
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Re: Dolphin Progress September, October, and November 2022
#9The section "Improve FPS/VPS Counting and Revamp Appearance" I found super interesting. Is using a "Euler Average" a common way in the games industry for calculating or visualizing frames per second?