Picked up a 1975 film camera in Japan and it follows @usgraphics philosophy on design. It's a tool that trusts the person who uses it: it doesn't hide the complexity of a photo from you, but gives you the tools to take a good shot. Form follows function.
The year is 2125. We have conquered the stars and have global peace worldwide. IPv6 is still not widely supported.
Fell for dual-stack binding AGAIN award.
This is an NFC smartcard... but it's not the NFC you're thinking of!
Japan's transit cards - IC cards - use their own type of NFC not often found in the West. NFC FeliCa's story is interesting, and I've written a post about it here:
https://t.co/uR4g5QSJEO
@derek_j_morris@usgraphics not Soviet, but there was a HN post on this idea of "maps are a perspective of the maker"
https://t.co/YLyChPof9i
https://t.co/G6RrOexfG2
interesting read, gave me a new perspective on cartography
Graphs and plots always look cool.
This is aeronet 0.7.0-alpha.2, a transport-agnostic low-level networking library for @BevyEngine, with high-level entity replication by bevy_replicon. With WASM browser support, and Steam sockets coming soon!
https://t.co/sILQaVoOGY
A server-side rigid-body physics framework for #Minecraft, using @dimforge's Rapier engine. Zero mods or resource packs (!!), just some clever coding.
Still got some optimisations and features to make (water buoyancy?π). Works on Fabric as well!
https://t.co/DJcql9i8si