Eli (イーライさん)

@msnofficial_on Not even apt upgrade which arguably looks better than apt update

LARP LARP LARP SAHUR Brother you ran sudo apt update on a ubuntu VM what the hell are you talking about?

@leon_game_12 To play maimai me and my friends would need to drive almost an hour to the only Canadian maimai machines, and the gas would cost 100 cad for the trip

Hmm

@SpectCow 4:3 is very nice for 2D games. I personally use it for them

4:3

#raylib btw

For the background I was thinking of touhou19s loading screen

@0xluffy from checking myself, it seems to also support jellyfin streams, not just mp4 and webm like it says it does

dude what the FUCK

Once we have completed our review for security vulnerabilities, we will make the entire codebase of 𝕏 open source, with no exceptions. Moreover, we will invite third party reviewers to examine the system that is running to confirm that the open source code is what is running. Trust through total transparency is the only thing that should be believed.

@Uliboooo Last 3 words (in English they are “hard to read”) are redundant

うーん nix build, 読みにくい

PS1起動音SPU

Isocraft has officially landed on Modrinth! 🚀 Download it now and experience Minecraft from a fresh perspective. #Minecraft #MinecraftMod #Modrinth #FabricMC #GameDev #Voxel #Gaming #Isocraft

@marcusash Give us something native and integrated in the os that works like spotlight or krunner

Search is one of those places in Windows where small amounts of friction add up quickly. Opening an app. Finding a file. Changing a setting. Getting the right result should feel clear and focused. Excited to see these Search updates go live. The Windows Search Box is getting calmer, easier to scan, giving you more control over web and Store suggestions, and also improving how results appear across apps, settings, files, and more. Read more here: blogs.windows.com/windows-inside…

@droidbuilds Because most websites nowadays are designed for mobile, meaning it’s better to lose horizontal real estate compared to vertical, also your tab space is way too large, make it smaller, then i guarantee your complaints would go away

I still don't understand vertical tabs. Why would I sacrifice website space just to see more tabs?

@infraflakes I’ve got 22 followers

Have an army of opps after me

@t3tra_x C++ has always been nonsensical

意味不明ではあるよ

7月16日（木）『世話やきキツネの仙狐さん』 comic-walker.com/detail/KC_0024…

2B NERF!!

@raysan5 aura

On this day, 13 years ago, I asked in official Khronos forums for a simple and easy-to-use C library to teach videogames programming. I got no answer, so I created #raylib 🔥 If AI/LLMs had existed back then, would raylib exist today? 🤔 Forum: community.khronos.org/t/graphics-h-e…

@lauriewired Always remember, it’s harder to detect a dropped frame than a dropped audio sample

Real Time Audio on general purpose operating systems is ridiculously hard to code. Unfortunately (and unlike the visual system!) humans are *really* good at noticing audio hitches. In video, you might have ~16ms to process a video frame, and if you miss the deadline, eh, just continue to display the existing frame. It’ll hitch…but a lot of people won’t notice. The eye is fairly forgiving, mostly deals in averages. If you miss a SINGLE audio sample (.00002 sec at 44.1khz!) it’s super obvious! The ear was basically made to detect discontinuities in waveforms; the real life equivalent would be like a twig snapping. The waveform collapse (single audio sample dropped) spreads energy across every frequency band at once, almost every hair cell in your cochlea fires! There’s not really a great way to fix this. You can sample and hold, (either just the sample or the whole buffer), but the splice to the next chunk will have a *very* audible seam. Smarter systems will crossfade, and then really intelligent protocols like modern bluetooth will attempt to pitch-bend the seam. But every single one of those “fixes” costs latency and CPU time…which you don’t have in real time audio!