@GreyAlien@LotteMakesStuff If you want to map the range to sequential indices, you can put them into a constant array in any order you want, then use the pos in the array as your index. E.g. “KeyMap[3]=Alpha3”, then in a loop “if(KeyMap[i]) print(‘pressed key ’+i)”. No need to cast, mod, parse, rtti, etc
@mikekasprzak You gotta think outside the box: use a cookie when someone registers, then when you detect a second attempt show a jump scare.
Nobody expects jump scares anymore.
@Demilogic @GoogleStadia This is a nightmare scenario. After reading tons of stories like this, I began transitioning my life away from my Google account. Custom domain = switch email providers without losing address, self-hosted NextCloud for storage, AWS for my clients, etc. Zero regrets.
@Sweeps2032 @monika_mull @FrankAmari2@realDonaldTrump That data is wrong lol, just go to any state’s voter registration site. Nevada for example had 2,032,450 registered voters in October, and 1,972,617 the month before. Source: https://t.co/nNq7Xchzur
Play #LoopInvader: my #LD47 compo submission! It's a coding puzzle game where you use if statements and while loops to track down bad data ("invaders"). Made with #Haxe and #HaxeFlixel https://t.co/9tAPRECCQz
@BonfieldJames @richgel999 Patents in the US are “first to file”, so it doesn’t matter if there were 3D games prior. Carmack (or Id) could have totally filed patents for all or some of their tech back in the day.
@EricLengyel@paniq@ssylvan@richgel999 Sry if you’ve answered this previously, but have you considered a free license for OSS or small business? A big corp might not want their fonts to look blurry next to an OSS/small competitor, and it’s doubtful the small dev would be willing/able to invest in licensing anyways.
@richgel999 Vim is great once you invest in learning the bindings since it’s so ubiquitous, and Neovim lets you write plugins in Lua. But TBH I still find myself using Sublime most of the time. I think nano‘s main use case is so ppl can use git cli without having to google “how to close vim”
Maybe self hosting a public Gitea wasn't such a great idea... I just had to manually ban an IP aggressively crawling my repos since they kept crashing it and preventing me from pushing my work.