Holy moly, apparently Minecraft has switched to SDL3: https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-26-3-snapshot-4
refrigeration cycle is also troll physics:
if you push air close together it gets hotter. do that, cool it down, then unsquish it. now it's colder than it started. free cold in the summer heat!
@jakehamilton - a general use programming language with both a plaintext-based representation and a node-based visual representation that can be switched between at will, as an easier onramp for non programmers to learn the skills and get useful / fun things done on a computer
- a gamelike "learn computing concepts" interactive primer written in said language
- version control for non programmers that's usable for text as well as binary files, eg images, audio/video etc
Imagine there was a software collective. A group of people that collaborated on different projects, helped each other, and built a better future together. What would you do? What would you work on? What would you contribute?
This isn't a hypothetical. Fedi, please add your own reply and boost this post for reach (thank you in advance). I want to find the people that believe such a thing is possible and want to be a part of it.
are WINE's bundled EXEs and DLLs real? depends!
if you build with MingW available: yes! and many of the apps work on Windows!
if you don't: nope, they're stubs and the real implementations live in .so files
they differ in filesize and the signature you can see in a hex editor
I really love the warning icons that the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute use for weather events
first impressions of LSDj are that it's one of the best pieces of software ever written and a tight encapsulation of "restrictions breed creativity"
like "tracker that runs on the gameboy" presents a pretty stiff set of UI limitations yknow? The screen is small and low resolution and your inputs are limited to four buttons and a d-pad. And those limitations forced the developer to devise one of the best interfaces I have ever had the pleasure of interacting with. Like it's not "intuitive," you'll absolutely have to consult the manual, but it is extremely well-organized and sensible and feels great to control in a way that makes it easy to learn. I only played around with it for maybe an hour and I already felt like I was flying around the program. It's fun as hell.
The song-chain-phrase-instrument hierarchy is absolute genius tbh and it feels driven primarily to accommodate the gameboy's tiny screen, but it makes it incredibly straightforward to compose and arrange music.
Some say femboy engineering has gone too far, some say not far enough
Can I Make an IKEA Blåhaj Shark Fly? by Femboy Engineering
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8xa4b8JDSg
Today was good, desk phones have been configured and deployed at practical locations around #bornhack more tomorrow. #televerket_bornhack #phoneops
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🎉 just got our* first commit merged into upstream WINE!! Start Menu icons are on master now
it'll be fun if the loss32 PoC ships a version of WINE that has zero non-upstream content eheheh
* under our legal name because of WINE's real names policy, sigh
going back through time and begging Microsoft engineers to add some way to test if an HBITMAP has an alpha channel
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess
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