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jethack
1y ago
Sadly abbr with title doesn't work at all on mobile Chrome [1] or Firefox [2]. Probably not Safari either, since long press on mobile means "select text" so you'd have to do some CSS trickery (and trying to hit a word-si
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jethack
3y ago
If you put a screen 1 inch away from your eye, your eye can't focus on it properly. To adjust for this, the optics in all VR headsets are set up so that the "focal distance" is around 1-2m. Articles aren't really address
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jethack
3y ago
No, these features have been enabled by default for a decade+ on every platform that isn't desktop Linux, including such modern browsers as IE9
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jethack
4y ago
Even for Intel, it's been around since 2016 (Skylake). But support depends on system/motherboard.
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jethack
4y ago
If you actually read the case study, there are 0 mentions of Unity. This PDF is about Multiplay (acquired by Unity in 2017) and the backend; the game is on a highly modified Source engine.
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jethack
5y ago
Worth noting these have been in the wild for years. It's often used to phish for Steam accounts. BTW, if you're using TOPT 2FA, that typically gets phished too.
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jethack
5y ago
Here's a write-up about the subject, as implemented in Riot's Valorant, if you're interested: https://technology.riotgames.com/news/demolishing-wallhacks-...
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jethack
5y ago
Effectively, by agreeing with this idea, you are arguing that a system that favors solely connections and wealth is preferable to a screening process that at least slightly qualitatively evaluates the abilities of a candidate. At the same t
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jethack
5y ago
Just making sure this isn't a misunderstanding: Roundabout signaling laws and conventions vary between countries, and in some countries you're supposed to signal your intent both entering and exiting the roundabout, while in some
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6y ago
Somewhat important tangent: the JSON number type is not a double. It's just a number of arbitrary size and precision in integer/decimal/E format that can be parsed as whatever the parser finds fitting. This distinction is imp