@NanoRaptor i'm really glad i got to learn this today, thank you!
i guess i 🤷♂️just assumed🤷♂️ everyone did this, and never thought about it.
turns out, maybe it's either easy or i messed up my roll for superpowers at character creation 😸
i wonder if it's related / analogous to recognizing words largely by the shape of their perimeters or being able to recognize fastener sizes, thread pitches, &c at a distance.
A steam curator named "Woke Ccontent Detector" said the following about our game Kitsune Tails:
"Contains overtly pro-LGBT+ messaging. Features multiple lesbian characters, including the player character. Features lesbian romance."
It's great when a person really understands what we're going for and I thought it was a lovely review and wish more people could read it, even if they did not recommend the game! :wink:
It is 2024, and I have written a (basic) application for Digital Research GEM
It was an interesting little adventure. The whole of the operating environment is controlled through a single software interrupt vector, INT 0xEF
. Once I got a document explaining what data needed to be present in which registers when firing the interrupt, it was (sorta) smooth sailing.
Code can be found here. It's 16-bit real mode C, so mind your head!
This would not have been possible without the following sources:
just going to leave this here
[DEI=diversity, equity, inclusion]
Internal Microsoft Email Shows DEI Leader Blasting Layoffs - Business Insider
https://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-layoffs-dei-leader-email-2024-7?op=1
the number of regular scheduled meetings we've had that wouldn't have been better suited with a shared document that everyone edits and then reads through after is zero
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess