mr_briggs

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by mr_briggs 6mo ago
> A Chromebook’s ceiling is made of web browser, and the things you run into are not the edges of computing but the edges of a product category designed to save you from yourself. I'm in the same boat as the author; I cut my teeth o
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by mr_briggs 1y ago
I LOVE this idea. Tangentially, a more pimitive case: in trying to recycle or reuse jars or carboard containers food comes in, I wish there was a simple service for ranking brands. For example, some jam jars have labels that can be immediat
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by mr_briggs 2y ago
I'm not very familiar with Unity and it's limitations / difficulty of this task. What challenges did you encounter and how did you solve this problem?
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by mr_briggs 2y ago
As someone currently working with a little team trying to make low-poly games using Godot - this is awesome! > Also when creating things with nodes, you have to go back and forth between node GUI and code. > All of the mainstream e
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by mr_briggs 2y ago
Watching The Holy Mountain, I felt like my life had been divided in 2 - that which came before watching it, and that which came after. Sure is an experience, and I certainly can't unsee a lot of it.
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by mr_briggs 2y ago
I feel like this article undermines itself a bit with: > Sure, the tech stack might be exciting. Or the product may be compelling. The work-life balance may be good. But I promise you that the biggest reason is still money. I was always
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by mr_briggs 3y ago
It would be quite amusing if only the majority of 'steam users that provide feedback' are controller users, while most MKB users don't provide feedback.
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by mr_briggs 3y ago
The warping in the tech demo is definitely more distracting than a simple dividing line, but it's exciting to see the potential for genuinely seamless transitions between single and split screen gameplay! In what might be a bit of a cu
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by mr_briggs 3y ago
This reminds me of a super lightweight flight simulator I played circa 2014 - I cannot remember the name for the life of me, but unlike LAC and GL117, it was only a few hundred kb in size, but was well featured with joystick and network mul
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by mr_briggs 3y ago
I was unable to find the feature when setting up a feed
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by mr_briggs 3y ago
I love this tool - back at Uni, I discovered the lab PCs allowed me to use my Active Directory account on multiple machines simultaneously. I'd push 3 machines together, grab Mouse Without Borders from my student drive, open my online
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by mr_briggs 6y ago
It was the Big Picture "Daisy Wheel" keyboard. They've since removed it to focus on what I think is a much weaker controller keyboard designed primarily for the Steam Controller that is pretty garbage for standard xbox contro