Art historians invented the word “modern”?
Other emulators exist that do more for performance. This is more of a simulator.
But copyright and a "copyright license" are two different things. If B doesn't have the legal right to sublicense C's IP, and Meta scrapes it anyway, then B could be liable for breach of contract, and Meta could be…
Hundreds of years ago, nothing was easy to copy, until the printing press. Early copyright surrounding that wasn’t about “IP protection” but rather who had the right to operate a printing press at all
Nobody but you mentioned “eliminating” IP rights. Stop being disingenuous
> Example: if Fallout 76 is shut down, Bethesda giving you their source would essentially be giving you the source to Skyrim also. That’s kinda bullshit to different degrees with different games.
Windows 98 did introduce the gradient title bars. Maybe even IE4’s desktop update added it to 95, I can’t remember.
In fact, the PC Engine provided a very 16-bit type of experience with an 8-bit 6502-based CPU
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The “perfect” timing window in Festival is +/-5ms from gem position (10ms total afaik). Harmonix has always been exceptional with their beatmatching code. There are physical limits to the black magic of latency…
The Nintendo black boxes were still mock-ups to a significant degree. They often depicted situations nearly impossible (or actually impossible) to achieve in-game, the graphics often exceeded NES color limits, and often…
Forgot to add this earlier. Later versions of AmigaOS that support non-15kHz rates will promote all screens to the lowest screen mode that can suppprt all visible screen resolutions. So, if you drag a NTSC:High Res…
It’s worth noting that this is not actually explicit in the standard so much as it is just a natural consequence of not including the half-line. Since the raster is continually moving across and down, including during…
We're not talking about DOS here. This is AmigaOS, a fully preemptively multitasked OS from day one. No memory protection, but unless your code is running on bare metal like demos and games, there are other tasks…
AmigaOS does indeed enable the extra half line when any visible viewports are interlaced. Fortunately that just works because the individual “non-interlaced” fields are still legible when shifted back and forth by a…
> Flock isn’t an automated tool though; you don’t give it a crime, and it gives back an automated package saying “this is who the criminal is”. Please tell the police that, then, under penalty of being blacklisted if…
At this point, Flock (and similar services) should be considered agents of the state, given the rates at which police are using them as such. When is someone gonna spin up a predictive AI that attempts to tell if…
> The locker fills the screen, hides the cursor, swallows the usual exit keys, and lags the browser, all to manufacture the sense of a broken machine and pressure the person into calling the number on the screen.…
Absolute treason
Maybe the law needs to be more like code and less up to the whims of whatever judicial interests are present at the time. Tracing code manually isn’t hard for a seasoned dev. Write it in BASIC if you have to lmao
Two in the pink, one in the stink
Relying on that presumes an administration that respects the rule of law and doesn’t just do what they want anyway. We don’t currently have such an administration.
They must hold Uber stock to be simping this hard for them
That’s not the metric under which Google is seen as a monopoly, and you know it. It’s search. And ads.
Art historians invented the word “modern”?
Other emulators exist that do more for performance. This is more of a simulator.
But copyright and a "copyright license" are two different things. If B doesn't have the legal right to sublicense C's IP, and Meta scrapes it anyway, then B could be liable for breach of contract, and Meta could be…
Hundreds of years ago, nothing was easy to copy, until the printing press. Early copyright surrounding that wasn’t about “IP protection” but rather who had the right to operate a printing press at all
Nobody but you mentioned “eliminating” IP rights. Stop being disingenuous
> Example: if Fallout 76 is shut down, Bethesda giving you their source would essentially be giving you the source to Skyrim also. That’s kinda bullshit to different degrees with different games.
Windows 98 did introduce the gradient title bars. Maybe even IE4’s desktop update added it to 95, I can’t remember.
In fact, the PC Engine provided a very 16-bit type of experience with an 8-bit 6502-based CPU
[delayed]
The “perfect” timing window in Festival is +/-5ms from gem position (10ms total afaik). Harmonix has always been exceptional with their beatmatching code. There are physical limits to the black magic of latency…
The Nintendo black boxes were still mock-ups to a significant degree. They often depicted situations nearly impossible (or actually impossible) to achieve in-game, the graphics often exceeded NES color limits, and often…
Forgot to add this earlier. Later versions of AmigaOS that support non-15kHz rates will promote all screens to the lowest screen mode that can suppprt all visible screen resolutions. So, if you drag a NTSC:High Res…
It’s worth noting that this is not actually explicit in the standard so much as it is just a natural consequence of not including the half-line. Since the raster is continually moving across and down, including during…
We're not talking about DOS here. This is AmigaOS, a fully preemptively multitasked OS from day one. No memory protection, but unless your code is running on bare metal like demos and games, there are other tasks…
AmigaOS does indeed enable the extra half line when any visible viewports are interlaced. Fortunately that just works because the individual “non-interlaced” fields are still legible when shifted back and forth by a…
> Flock isn’t an automated tool though; you don’t give it a crime, and it gives back an automated package saying “this is who the criminal is”. Please tell the police that, then, under penalty of being blacklisted if…
[delayed]
At this point, Flock (and similar services) should be considered agents of the state, given the rates at which police are using them as such. When is someone gonna spin up a predictive AI that attempts to tell if…
> The locker fills the screen, hides the cursor, swallows the usual exit keys, and lags the browser, all to manufacture the sense of a broken machine and pressure the person into calling the number on the screen.…
Absolute treason
Maybe the law needs to be more like code and less up to the whims of whatever judicial interests are present at the time. Tracing code manually isn’t hard for a seasoned dev. Write it in BASIC if you have to lmao
Two in the pink, one in the stink
Relying on that presumes an administration that respects the rule of law and doesn’t just do what they want anyway. We don’t currently have such an administration.
They must hold Uber stock to be simping this hard for them
That’s not the metric under which Google is seen as a monopoly, and you know it. It’s search. And ads.