>>107466957
why do you want to change weapon hands due to direction they are facing? for 3d anims it is irrelevant of direction being faced. character would usually be right handed in anims regardless. it would also be very odd for the player to see the character switch weapon hands when they switched direction. you are creating issues for yourself which don't need to exist.

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>>107466957
Right hand is right hand, left hand is left hand

OPENGL 1 + AFRICA + GLIDE + VOODOO3 = TOP

https://old.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/l7qn2f/efficient_image_format_for_sdl2/
I came across this thread and was wondering what the comments meant by dumping all the image data into a compressed binary file to keep the speed of loading BMPs but without having a huge file size for the game as a whole, how do you do that?

>>107516465
You misunderstood the comment, raw binary is just as big as bmp but slightly faster to load as there's no decoding at all

>>107513029
I installed Slackware without Rust, it is in the d folder so when the developer tools comes up just uncheck rust and if won't install and so far no problems without rust

Not sure about other distros, most distros won't let you pick through individual packages to unselect what you don't want

>>107514310
All I needed to see kek
>BSD is rather rare license. Most Rust projects use MIT, which is the most popular FOSS license.
BSD and MIT are both permissive licenses you pilpuling ESL. The rust ecosystem is unique in using permissive licensing nearly 100% of the time. The rust community hates the GPL, GNU and GCC and you had to deliberately ignore several posts itt about that to make your abominable shill post. Even Go made by a company that hates and fears the (A)GPL isn’t that bad.

python,2095,PSF-2.0
ghc-libs,1231,custom
zlib,676,Zlib
openssl,505,Apache-2.0
libx11,482,MIT AND X11
ruby,433,BSD-2-Clause
libxml2,298,MIT
libglvnd,286,custom:BSD-like
curl,263,MIT
libpng,252,custom
libjpeg-turbo,229,BSD-3-Clause|IJG
ncurses,210,MIT-open-group
sqlite,207,LicenseRef-Sqlite
wayland,174,MIT
fontconfig,172,HPND AND Unicode-DFS-2016

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>>107516638
Agreed.

In >>107516758 is a selected/filtered list of some non-GPL software that may have already snuck into your system.

I URGE ALL MY GNU HOMIES TO FORCE-REMOVE ALL THESE PACKAGES FROM THEIR SYSTEMS RIGHT NOW.

CUT THE CANCER BEFORE IT SPREADS FURTHER.

Half of these are probably pozzed rust shit written by trannies hired by DEI programs.

Full list with at least three direct dependants is at:
https://0x0.st/K9Dz.csv

This is from the Arch repos. Adjust accordingly for other distros.

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>>107514310
Also to deal with the rest of the lies
>Programming languages are not a person, they don't have personal preferences
Programming languages are made by people with preferences to enforce. Like how the Mozilla crew that created rust did it to be exclusionary and political by their own admission.
https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/6ewjt5/question_about_rusts_odd_code_of_conduct/
>Rust dependency manager is not much different from any other modern programming language.
No. Crates.io is similar to npm because rust programmers have a culture of using dozens to hundreds of micodependencies in projects, which massively increases the risk of typo squatting and using malicious, unaudited source code or simply abandoned projects. Unfortunately jeethub that handles your modern dependency management is down again so I’ll have to estimate here based on portage and local manifests.
>librsvg
284 crates
>amdgou_top
310 crates
>oxipng
65 crates
>skill issue
Fix your skill issue with the English language first.

>>107516503
Israel is way more aggressive than China when it comes to spying the average western citizen because they're afraid of a surge of antisemitism.
The Chinese don't care about the average westerner political views, they only care about taking marketshare and bribing a few locals politicians into giving them fair trade because they know most Western companies can't compete on a free market.
If you're not a politician with the ability to give them an investment pass in your country, or working in the military industry, China don't give a f about you.
Even Huawei didn't have spyware at the level of Appcloud

Crazy how anons are supporting Google who is actively helping Israel commit a genocide and profit off of the Suffering too. >>107516431

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>>107516781
Apple is literally part of the Israeli government.

>>107516671
Phone brands absolutely will not. Some chinkheld brands might try but I don't know if most of them can pull off a phone

>>107503016
>>107516252
>>107516845
Stop ruining the thread and stop spamming your lies.

>>107516759
>rust prevents you from accomplishing your goal
>you must be a rust hater
no, but you sure are mentally retarded like the average rust user

>>107516863
There's no point arguing with rust users
>LLVM
>cuck license
simple as.

>>107516886
its not exactly a good faith argumentation
im showing crabs just how fucking retarded they are through the intermediary of tech discussion.
because i have a sadistic streak.

>>107516899
It is, both C and C++ let me choose between which compiler I want, rustc cannot even be bootstrapped.
I repeat, rustc is such a bad compiler and rust programmers are so bad at writing compilers, that rustc is unbootstrappable and doesn't work without LLVM.

>>107516925
>It is
yeah, sure, on the surface, it indeed is a """good faith""" argumentation
but on my end, it is everything, but.
i do advance argumentation and such
and my argumentation is sound, and relatively polite

but i dont do that to actually convince them.
i mean, if i convince them, or the bystanders, the better
but the main goal is just to steamroll their angry retard noises with unstoppable logos
bc theyre impolite. and i have a sadistic streak

>>107515831
>Why do we rarely see copper heatsinks now?
Weight! Motherboards are now oriented vertically; they no longer lie flat. Therefore, the cooler is mounted sideways and attached to the thin motherboard with four screws. The CPU is the pivot point in the center, and the cooler's length (height) acts as the lever. You can add thousands of hours of vibration...I'm not sure if the thermal conductivity of aluminum is more or less the same, but I believe you can use less aluminum and achieve better efficiency. If you have to buy aluminum or copper in bulk, you get three times as much metal and, as a result, only pay a third.

copper is WAY better than aluminum at conducting heat, yes, but it isn't significantly better at CONVECTION which is how fans work. "why aren't radiators made from copper?" same reason: it's bottle-necked at the convection step. radiators are big and fluid has a long contact time with the radiator so the increased conductivity isn't worth the cost.

>>107516541
And yet aluminium is still good enough.

>>107515831
It's too heavy to transport to be economical, similar to CRTs. Not cost-effective for this Jewish economy. Your LGA 775 era builds were too well built.

>>107516541
And? Silver is an even better conductor than copper.

Never heard of it. And now I don't want to heat about it.

Never heard of it.

never heard of it

>>107516837
1. Received donations per month need to be public and displayed clearly otherwise people will assume some whale (e.g. corporate sponsor) is already donating enough.
2. I only donate in crypto, no way am I using my credit card or scammy middlemen like Paypal. Bitcoin and USDT addresses should be the bare minimum provided.

>>107516902
Please don't comment if you have nothing to say.

>>107516910
That's your misinterpretation

>>107516837
I'm not donating to "volunteer" fulltime redhat employees

>>107516875
Yeah if you all can chip in a little bit itd be more flexible and way quicker than the alternatives. Goes back way back to adam smith.

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how do you save the original images on j18/jlist/hmarket?

https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107515771/#q107516090_2

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>>107511404
kissanime still works award

>>107511404
Is that cowboy bebop at his computer?

Uh just dont seed if you don't have a VPN. Its just that basic.

>>107512609
>F12
>network tab
>F5
>images
Here's your rips in original quality.
You weren't giving away 1 XMR anyway.

>>107516953
you're clueless.

>>107516665
We'd be using OS/2 instead.
Thinkpads would still be good.
That's about it.

>>107516665
Someone else would have become the facto standard operating system that everyone uses and they would have used the same unfair practices Microsoft used to maintain that position.

Since this other system would now be the system everyone uses, it's the one everyone hates and curses at.In that parallel universe, everyone wishes some other OS had won. One by a different, hopefully better company. But we're from one of those other universes and we know: it's just as shit.

>>107516742
kde is a discount windows.
If windows never existed, kde would not either.

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>>107516665
I fixted your picture, OP. It was broken.

Acorn would dominate and ARM would be a desktop platform instead of mobile.

Rangeban Starlink now

>>107516807
>Maaam blond show me bob and vegne, maaaam

not true, they're charging about 100 USD in india. only the rich can afford it

why do american tech companies use profits they make from 1st world taxpayers to subsidize indians

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>>107516807
>India just signed a huge deal
>Is Starlink Any Good?
Obviously not

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>current imac is as thin as the original iphone
This is actually pretty impressive. Shame all the colours suck.

>>107516852
Cool story jeet.
Stay mad thhat Apple is the only major tech comany not being ruined by some poo muncher.

Apple went from the iMac Pro to "reception desk" specs with the iMac.

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Got one from thrift store for 13.49 a few days ago.
2011 one.

You will seethe and diss me and say it isn't worth it, but there is a toropets meme I must replecate perhaps. And it has one in the video (showing toropets)

>>107516936
13 bucks? It a good value just as a home decoration lol.

>>107516000
for your niece? Maybe the new iPhone?

>>107516020
Nah, get her a Lovense.

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get everyone electrically warmed clothes, Chang says it's 100% safe so it must be true

>>107516073
lmao wtf is this image

>>107516020
I laughed about this post, fuck you

>>107515838
imagine someone collecting all their browser activity throughout multiple years on one VPN account, couldn't be me

FBI don't need Tor btw since they have CloudFlare (nullifies any https on 20% of Internet, everything can be read by CF and they can puzzle together your real identity from traffic on other CF sites).

is the TOR window included in Brave the same as the standalone browser?

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>>107512105
dont trust em, will use old version

>>107516145
sends the whole traffic to Brendan Eich's basement

>>107513974
>what torrc is
give an example of one