xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club
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@PurpCat @beardalaxy
>migration and cultural erasure has accelerated
Yet, people don't realize that neither one of them is for open boarders nor closed boarders (at least in the absolute sense). I think even Trump is still on board with mass Indian immigration.
@beardalaxy Trump is making huge promises. I feel like it's either he's going to have to fulfill those promises or the masses are going to revolt.
COVID has already destroyed a lot of faith that people still had in government. I don't think that even the most diehard Trump supporters can tolerate any more broken promises.
@wowaname @bonkmaykr I'm talking about having a JavaScript file for writing the links for the sites navigation. So I can just edit the JS file instead of each page.
I know you could also do that with server-side scripting or a static-site generator, but sometimes I just want to get things done and have it run on any webserver.
@wowaname @bonkmaykr Does this mean that I should stop using JavaScript to load navigation bars?
If Trump wins and doesn't abolish the income tax, I wonder if that will finally wake people up about (s)elections and finally get the masses to revolt.
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Lol, tards. Just throw away support for hardware that exists everywhere and works great.
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The World Health Organization is working to finalize the "Pandemic Agreement" by November 11, 2024 in the hopes of adopting it at a special session of the World Health Assembly in December.
https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/reject-the-pandemic-agreement
https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/reject-the-pandemic-agreement
gamedev
There is now a spark where your sword strikes during the boss kill freeze-frame.
#gamedev #gamedevelopment #indiegamedev #indiedev #indiegames #indie #SFML #cplusplus
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Yesterday I found, that even in China, sex researchers do accept concepts as pansexuality.
Just when I thought, I could not be more disgusted by that part of the world, they managed to pull it off.
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Ian Freeman should be a household name alongside Ross Ulbricht and Roger Ver.
He is a political prisoner who is being punished for facilitating anonymous cryptocurrency usage.
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Payments from the government have become the fastest-growing source of income for Americans, according to a new study.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/americans-are-more-dependent-than-ever-on-government-handouts-new-report-states.html
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/americans-are-more-dependent-than-ever-on-government-handouts-new-report-states.html
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If that's real then Vancouverites are some losers. You roll up with a generator and a circular saw with carbide teeth, you're not gonna lose.
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Whether this preference is based on ignorance of the science, ideological zeal, a willful desire to hurt American growth or simple greed because of their investments in Green New Scam infrastructure varies case by case.
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/the-green-new-scam-is-dying.html
https://activistpost.com/2024/10/the-green-new-scam-is-dying.html
@cjd That liquid is adhesive. If you watch the video they even turn the glass upside down and it's still stuck to the bottom of the glass.
@djsumdog Gemini is terrible. ChatGPT is at least decent at boilerplate stuff.
Not necessarily programming, but I find it really useful for generating HTML5 templates without the bloat (no unnecessary JavaScript or CSS frameworks).
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Why do people trust this stuff? At first glance, I could immediately tell this was wrong. I went ahead and tries this anyway to see if maybe QT Dialogs had some weird internal state to make this a singleton, but of course it doesn't.
AI is just wrong answers only.
AI is just wrong answers only.
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LibAlleg does not have a guide on framerate-independent game logic, which makes removing the FPS cap difficult. No worries, I could do multithreading.
Except for some ungodly reason, the renderer is hard-capped at 60 frames per second, agnostic to my own code. This is "120"
I only found this out the hard way when my timescale math inadvertently caused the publisher intro to be twice as long instead of just being double the framerate.
At that time I had not implemented a delta timer because I was relying on Allegro's event timers for pacing, so I had no way of viewing the framerate until I took this screenshot. You can probably imagine the hours I wasted trying to fix my code not realizing what was happening.
*sigh* time to contact the IRC again...
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?!?! SFML had a depth-buffer, then removed it because Laurent Gomila thought that a 2D library didn't need it.
Except, you DO need it. Sometimes you need to dynamically change the orders in which sprites are drawn, especially for 2.5D games just like what this linked article is talking about.
The article below talks about a solution using OpenGL and a derivative of SFML's vertex arrays, but that seems way too complex for something that should be dead simple. This is part of the reason why SFML will never be on the same level as SDL. I only use it because I have this weird urge to be different....to my own detriment.
https://jordansavant.com/book/graphics/sfml/sfml2_depth_buffering.md
Back from the quad-yearly tradition of writing myself on the ballot.
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