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Cursor Camp

neal.fun

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Re: Cursor Camp

#141
I'm a huge neal.fun fan but I still worried that this was some scammy LLM coding YouTube clickbait.

Love the joystick for mobile users.

Re: Cursor Camp

#142

With Firefox, moving the cursor is really unresponsive and difficult, at least with my touch-pad. Taking many swipes to move even a little bit in each direction. It's a much more enjoyable experience with Chrome.

Me too, mouse.

Re: Cursor Camp

#144
post #105

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is there anything to the weird book in the treehouse or is it just for flavor? It seems to be alluding to something but I can't figure it out.

There's mention of the cave and a "convergence point". I tried looking all around the cave, but there doesn't seem to be anything there (although you can find the drawings on the walls) Edit: I looked at the source though and I don't see anything else clickable in the cave... No hidden secret badge either, maybe it is just for ambiance.

There's also a locked door in one of the buildings, but I couldn't figure out what either mean if anything. It would be cool if the radio was used for something though

Re: Cursor Camp

#147

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There's mention of the cave and a "convergence point". I tried looking all around the cave, but there doesn't seem to be anything there (although you can find the drawings on the walls) Edit: I looked at the source though and I don't see anything else clickable in the cave... No hidden secret badge either, maybe it is just for ambiance.

There's also a locked door in one of the buildings, but I couldn't figure out what either mean if anything. It would be cool if the radio was used for something though

Yeah I saw that too, but the list of all accessible rooms is also in the code and the only scenes I see are

  default
  sauna
  tent
  cave
  treehouse
  house-main
  house-cafeteria
  house-bedroom
  house-trophey
  boat
  telescope
It would be really cool if there were some secrets, but alas it appears not (unless it's obfuscated in the source as well)

Re: Cursor Camp

#150

With Firefox, moving the cursor is really unresponsive and difficult, at least with my touch-pad. Taking many swipes to move even a little bit in each direction. It's a much more enjoyable experience with Chrome.

This is why I could never commit to a Gecko based browser. There’s just too many daily sites I don’t have the patience to debug if it’s me or them.
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