neverm0re

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by neverm0re 12y ago
Unfortunately I think describing the situation as merely 'fidelity' is a bit misleading. There's other ep clones out there, but they're all lacking the set of animation routines the original had and so none of them reall
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by neverm0re 12y ago
Video of this port in action, for those who can't run it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY71C8AMCfI
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Inferno Raspberry Pi image – beta release(lynxline.com)
95 points by neverm0re 12y ago|28 comments
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by neverm0re 13y ago
Here's another simpler implementation of an HTTP server in Linux x86 assembly from last year, coincidentally by the one who did the Seiken Densetsu 3/Secret of Mana 3 translation hack and the old Starscream 68k emulator: http:&#x
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Stanford Seminar - Ivan Godard, Out-of-the-Box Computing(youtube.com)
1 points by neverm0re 13y ago|0 comments
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US Judge Tells Man He's Still Legally Dead(npr.org)
2 points by neverm0re 13y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Standard ML (2013)(cs.cmu.edu)
4 points by neverm0re 13y ago|0 comments
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by neverm0re 13y ago
You might wanna check out Autechre's side project Gescom, specifically the 'MiniDisc' album: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minidisc_%28Gescom_minidisc%29 They abuse seamless shuffle with an 88 track mini
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by neverm0re 13y ago
You can build 'em out of essentially scrap parts fairly easily, actually. There's also dumps of the Melloton's sample reels floating around if you particularly want that sound rather than producing your own. Peter Christopher
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by neverm0re 13y ago
'In 1993, Atsushi Ohori extended the Standard ML of New Jersey compiler at Kansai Laboratory of Oki Electric, and named the experimental prototype SML# of Kansai. [..] The name SML# of Kansai symbolizes the field selector #〈label〉, whi
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by neverm0re 13y ago
Actually, the PSX version of FFVII is /sampled and sequenced/ (like a surprising chunk of PSX music) from a Roland SC-88 MIDI module and part of the reason why a lot of video game music enthusiasts found the PC port of it interest
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by neverm0re 14y ago
This really has been my experience at several game studios, including the current one I am at. Often enough, the 'game designer' tends to be someone who exists mostly as a political organism in the company. Without fail, none of the designe
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Sousveillance[1] seems to really answer 'Who watches the watchmen?' with 'We all do'. Ultimately I think not only crime will go down, but also more egregious cases of corruption. This is more harmful to governments in the long run who like
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by neverm0re 14y ago
We seem to be so close to agreement here that I'll just have to vote you up and take you at your word regarding the Rift. It's entirely possible my experiences have all been unfortunate ones. I've not tried the Rift yet, though by all means
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Yes, you're absolutely right that a lot of what I'm complaining about would be solved with sufficient FOV and things certainly have improved since the SU2000 system in that regard. But we're not at 'sufficient' at the moment, at least in m
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by neverm0re 14y ago
> I fail to see how "using your head as a dumb camera joystick" is a problem; that's the whole point of VR. Perhaps you should try playing some VR games for a while. I clocked quite a few hours playing the old Virtuality SU2000 games li
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Because the working theory on what causes simulator sickness is related to the inner-ear detecting motion. If your eyes are detecting motion, but it does not line up with what your inner-ear pressure is telling your body, the end result is
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by neverm0re 14y ago
> Specifically, they could source a higher-res, higher frame rate, lighter, lower-latency OLED display None of those are actually remotely as important as the fact you're still using your head as a dumb camera joystick, there's no abili
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Whoops, serves me right for not double-checking [2]: https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton
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by neverm0re 14y ago
* Enable developer mode.[1] * Drop Crouton[2] onto Chromebook to get a full dev stack and unfortunate Ubuntu/XFCE environment. * Set up chroot and start building other people's crap. * Write to SD Card/internal storage and reboot. Which ste
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by neverm0re 14y ago
It's already braindead easy to put Linux on the ARM Samsung Chromebook. One of the first things I did was to assemble my own personal Linux distro and besides having to copy some blob files out of the original ChromeOS image, it's all very
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by neverm0re 14y ago
> The idea of owning a house and having to fill it with shit just stresses me out. Friend of mine was twenty-three when his parents insisted he buy a home in Sunnyvale since 'he could afford to'. We got to the point of describing the pl
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It Takes Planning, Caution to Avoid Being 'It'(online.wsj.com)
8 points by neverm0re 14y ago|0 comments
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by neverm0re 14y ago
I prefer language agnosticism. Work being done by Nix-OS, a fork of Plan 9, is moving into similar spaces by merely offering you ways of getting direct access to CPU cores for HPC loads: http://code.google.com/p/nix-os/ It also has the be
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Sorry, I must confess I skimmed and missed that you gave a shoutout to him. That's way awesome of you and I wasn't trying to detract from your rad project, either. FPGA consoles are totally baller, period.
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Kevin Horton/Kevtris is the first person I've seen do an FPGA NES, about eight years ago, with almost complete mapper support no less: http://www.kevtris.org/Projects/console/index.html If you click through the quaint image map it's actua
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Is she influential? I think she's Dale Bozzio: The Next Generation down to the fashion (since who the fuck remembers the 80s, right?) with a bit of Madonna and Gwen Stefani along the way. In another fifteen years we'll see someone else doin
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by neverm0re 14y ago
The link to the image was posted here nine days ago[1], it wasn't missed. These sorts of 'Execute a few basic commands to do something on the RPi' posts are becoming a bit ridiculous and fluffy. [1]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=481
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by neverm0re 14y ago
> All they have to do is compile ffmpeg in software only mode. Let them eat cake!
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by neverm0re 14y ago
Fetching this PDF is a bit problematic right now, so have a mirror: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?qyx13hkdvt0e594

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