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by foldor 4mo ago
Interesting! Trying to find that particular code in the decompiled code is proving challenging. I wonder if they haven't yet discovered and documented that yet! https://github.com/FoxdieTeam/mgs_reversing/blob
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by foldor 7mo ago
I'm not aware of any cool homebrew, but there is a certain level of cool being able to compile the code for some N64 games using the original IDO compiler on original hardware. You can even compile one of the many decompiled games like
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by foldor 7mo ago
In Canada there's been a big problem with stolen cars lately. Mostly trucks, and other high value vehicles though. Selling them locally isn't feasible, but there's a criminal organization that's gotten very good at getti
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by foldor 9mo ago
There isn't enough detail for me to know how serious is was in regards to stores not being able to accept payments, but a date of this blog being 2010, and it being written about a time when every megabyte of filesize matters makes me
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by foldor 11mo ago
This is very wrong. Ghidra might decompile to some C code, but this is a completely different, and very high bar. This is 100% matching C code that compiles to the exact binary the game shipped with. This means it's able to be modifi
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by foldor 1y ago
I might be misremembering, but I seem to remember most games of that era were 540p scaled to 1080p. 720p would have been an upgrade. But your point still stands.
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by foldor 1y ago
For many people yes, because that 20k isn't being added to the mortgage, so it isn't easily financed over a long period of time with low interest. These days, many people are stretched to meet the minimum down payment and won&#x27
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by foldor 2y ago
Those projects from the ship of harkinian are not recomp. Those are based on completed decompilation projects. So they're not translating the mips assembly to an unreadable C being recompiled. They're true ports from as close to t
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by foldor 2y ago
How about adding information about IDO, like the static recompilation project being used in N64 game decompilation projects? It enables compiling code in a linux environment and having it match 1:1 as if it were run by the original compiler
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The Human Clock(humanclock.com)
2 points by foldor 2y ago|0 comments
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by foldor 2y ago
On a related topic. I have a really weird problem in my house where I'm about 20 feet from my TV trying to use my PS5 DualSense connected to a Google TV device connected behind the TV. It uses Bluetooth, which is also 2.4GHz, and the i
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by foldor 2y ago
8 years old is well past kindergarten aged. It's the second grade around here. It's still young, but the maturity difference is huge.
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by foldor 2y ago
It's interesting, because when I bought my electric vehicle recently, the insurance agent told me my rates would actually lower because they found that electric vehicles were almost never stolen. Up here in Canada at least, the vast ma
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by foldor 2y ago
Colour blind doesn't mean someone sees in black and white. It means they have difficulty differentiating between two colours. Often red / green, but not always.
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by foldor 2y ago
16 flights this year already? I guess it really is dirt cheap to fly around Europe. For me, flying in Canada is expensive, and such an ordeal that it isn't something I could see myself doing that often.
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by foldor 2y ago
The dev kits had 128MB of RAM. It's been possible for decades to upgrade the Xbox to 128MB of RAM by just populating the empty RAM using the same modules as the rest of the system. It allowed booting Chihiro games, and dev builds. But
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by foldor 2y ago
Unfortunately not in this case. It's a kind of political issue right now with the current provincial government, and it's looking a lot like greed got in the way since it is in a prime location.
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by foldor 2y ago
Hard disagree. That "smart IoT coffee maker" stores your wifi details, including the password so it can reconnect. I appreciate the level of sophistication and effort required for someone to be able to abuse that is beyond the rea
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by foldor 2y ago
Miners would still collect transaction fees.
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by foldor 3y ago
PAL-M is Brazil as far as I know. Canada is still NTSC.
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Many Tamagotchis were harmed in the making of this presentation (2012) [video](media.ccc.de)
139 points by foldor 3y ago|26 comments
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by foldor 3y ago
Oh, I'm not the one in question, just that we both know of one person doing decomp for a living there. You're right that it was stated that strict byte for byte matching wasn't required, but I would imagine it's still al
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by foldor 3y ago
There is at least one of us with it as a day job at Nightdive!
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by foldor 3y ago
Why not 1440p with integer 2x scaling?
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by foldor 3y ago
I would argue that an XML file that's "over 1M lines!" is no longer human readable.
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by foldor 3y ago
It gives it enough authenticity to make headlines. A generic html game wouldn't have made any where near the same buzz.
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by foldor 3y ago
For a game, maybe reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick is better.
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by foldor 4y ago
Really cool stuff! Is there an syntax highlighter available on any IDE's like VSCode available? I'm having a hard time following the documentation without it as it's hard for me to know what is a keyword and what is a variabl
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by foldor 4y ago
Just showing my appreciation for Army of Two. It was a cheesy, weird game, but my friend and I loved playing it regardless. The online multiplayer worked great!
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by foldor 4y ago
Rare had many teams working siloed and independently. The team that made Diddy Kong Racing made a custom microcode based heavily on the official Fast3D with several differences. This microcode was updated and used in that teams next N64 gam

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