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Pixel_Outlaw

The ’’frankmobile’’ isn't nearly as classy

14th June 2025
Apparently the pass out whistles. :D


Pixel_Outlaw

The ’’frankmobile’’ isn't nearly as classy

14th June 2025
The ’’frankmobile’ ’ isn't nearly as classy. Linkage


Pixel_Outlaw

Learning Java ... I guess

13th June 2025
@kuron It's interesting how we've gone from ''programmer''/''cod er'' to ''developer''
A ''developer'' can be asked to do anything at any time and the domain is unbounded by the employer.
In a sense, they can expec*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Learning Java ... I guess

13th June 2025
The real sad part is like the project above, programmers aren't programming. They're memorizing frameworks at a very small level and writing glue.
Sure, it's been the case since we've had libraries but it's been pushed into configurati*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Learning Java ... I guess ...

13th June 2025
I'm just glad to have a shot at a job. My team got killed during post COVID layoffs.
Never thought I'd be doing Java but you do what you need to survive and stand on your own two feet I guess.
I'm not really scared by the size of Java, a lot *snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Learning Java ... I guess ...

13th June 2025
Welp finally forced to learn Java with Spring ... sigh.


Pixel_Outlaw

Anyone try Forth on your retro machines?

12th June 2025
It's interesting in that you get a small ''OS'' a REPL and an editor all in one.
This guy's project is pretty cool!


Pixel_Outlaw

Poundland Sale

12th June 2025
We have ''Dollar Tree'' where I live. It's sad, the prices start at $1.25 now and go through $10.00.
Most of the folks working there are on hard drugs and can barely operate towards the end of their shift.
My town has fentanyl and meth proble*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Anyone try Forth on your retro machines?

12th June 2025
I keep wanting to make time to learn Forth but damn, where is the time these days!?
Also available on quite a few 8 bits with some swapping the Basic ROM for Forth.
Seems like an excellent fit for the Spectrum. ;)
It's cool that it's interactive*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Supporting Modern File Formats

12th June 2025
Hehe ImageMagik has a really bizarre inconsistent nasty interface.
It kind of wants to be a programming language without being a programming language.


Pixel_Outlaw

Future of Blitz

12th June 2025
Thankfully when the source code is open source you can always check what the maintainers are working on.
That's one of the advantages of everything being on GitHub you can kind of gauge exactly how healthy something is.
The maintainer of BlitzMax N*snip*


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Platypus Reclayed

11th June 2025
I see. So a marked victory to Blitz products, three of em technically. :)
[quote]The Windows version was originally written in the very first version of Blitz Basic, later ported to Blitz Plus, and then to Blitz Max. For the PSP version, the MumboJumbo de*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Platypus Reclayed

11th June 2025
I've been a shmup fan for quite a long time - I mostly make games of this genre too!
What would you say sets Platypus apart in the genre (is it more than visuals) ?


Pixel_Outlaw

Rainbow Week

11th June 2025
We used to use SDK man at work to switch between Java versions when I wrote Clojure for a living
sdkman
The biggest letdown about the OUYA for me is that the controller has large dead zones and blank spots in the analog sticks. Well that and that it'*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Future of Blitz

10th June 2025
Hmm I know in BlitzMax I usually just bypass the IDE and use Emacs with some custom Blitz aware package. Mark exposed the compiler so you can call it directly and not have to rely on a specific IDE.
Is the other stuff too built in?
If they give you a bui*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Flavoured Pickles

10th June 2025
I wonder if it was a proper ''Koolickle''?
I accidentally bought some sweet pickles and I usually get kosher dill.
These are awful I don't know how people eat this stuff - very gross flavor with a taste of clove or something...


Pixel_Outlaw

Wwdc 2025

10th June 2025
Generally there is a sensitivity setting and I set it to something like five pixels.
It would be very poorly implemented if there was no sensitivity setting...


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Wwdc 2025

10th June 2025
Minimal choices and minimal visibility doesn't mean minimal problems...
That's kind of the weird thing about Apple that I found will having one for work.
You end up either having to download or buy the parts that should be there.
Take window s*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

Flavoured Pickles

10th June 2025
In Texas they put Kool-Aid in Pickles. :S


Pixel_Outlaw

Summer Heat...

9th June 2025
We hit 93 degrees Freedom in Montana. :)
Central air is one thing I've never regretted paying for.
Apparently in Germany they just boil to death. :(


Pixel_Outlaw

Summer Heat...

9th June 2025
Degrees (F)reedom or degrees (C)ommunism?


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Programmer's Corner (Post em if you got em)

9th June 2025
I see you too have discovered the ''Manga'' series of science books. :)
I may have a few too, my shelf doesn't have all my stuff.


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Wwdc 2025

9th June 2025
Hehe, I don't have iProduct in the house here.
But I'm enduring the suffering of my own with Gnome going ''minimalist'' for 4 or so years now.
That said, when you think about it, the approach they're taking to icons is literally how w*snip*


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Wwdc 2025

9th June 2025
The new design has stripped out an entire layer of information for quick differentiation.
We ditched labeled icons. (one layer stripped out)
We now ditched color. (another layer stripped out)
Chasing design and simplicity leads to this degradation.
I&#*snip*


Pixel_Outlaw

ChatGPT acting weird?

9th June 2025
It's gone through various phases.
At one point it was overly critical.
Then it became too casual.
Now it's treating the user like a genius.
My guess is that they're trying to tweak the human element of it all to get the most buy-in.

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