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SpongeBob’s splinter episode makes no sense! It was already canon that he could remove his arms and regrow them instantly without issue and does this several times throughout the series. So, instead of worrying about the splinter in his hand, just remove the limb!

Another note: the book UI is incomplete as it doesn’t set the book data. The Book class holds book data but nowhere in the code-base is the bookdata_t struct actually used. Looks like it’s an incomplete feature. We’ll probably want a separate tracker item to keep up with this stuff.

Any issues since or is OpenMW doing the trick?

So I’ve started using the slow-cooker to roast chicken. It works great! Either a whole chicken or chicken breasts with a bunch of various vegetables and seasonings mixed in. I just turn it to high and let it run for a few hours and presto!

Probably going to pick up some cake boxes soon to make it easier to transport them. They’ll be handy to have…[Read more]

Had to back out some of the compatibility changes regarding iscsym(). The function is supposed to take an integer/character but is being passed a character array instead. A few other uses just checked a single character so I left those in place. I’ve added notes in the code to investigate further to see what’s going on. There’s a good chance…[Read more]

It’s not that bad. It’s really no worse than what would be a PG-13 film here in the US. Unlike others of its ilk, there’s no nudity. Just sexual jokes and references.

Now, High School DxD is a lot worse than that. They actually censored the fourth season over here due to the content (other seasons are uncensored). That said, it’s a lot of fun but…[Read more]

I updated some tracker items with additional information regarding Unicode

Still working on getting the debug build fixed up.

Missed that latest update. Will need to catch up!

Ah, Craigslist gems: https://www.craigslist.org/about/best/all/

Pretty fun postings in there. It’s kind of buried so doesn’t get much attention.

200 USD for a TKL mechanical….? That’s insane. You can get a really nice full layout mechanical keyboard for that price!

Ugh. Had something similar when I was browsing Discogs yesterday on the tablet: the click area for the sidebar stretched into the list area in portrait mode and had to put it in landscape to get it to function correctly. Not…[Read more]

And started watching Spongebob the other day just for fun. As bad as it is, it’s a lot of fun 😀

Going through some old stuff and re-discovered Ortham’s (previously known as WrinklyNinja, name changed while I was away from the overall community) list of links: https://blog.ortham.net/buddah/
A lot of the tools on it are old and haven’t been updated since in a decade but there may still be some useful stuff we can use for reference.…[Read more]

Fiber is only just becoming mainstream, so that may help down the road if the industry cares to revisit the format for larger screens. Of course, with the size needed, it would still be a pretty niche market. I do wish we’d have more streaming content in 4k, though, and at better compression algorithms. I can see a big difference between my 4k…[Read more]

I got the 64 GB model as the OS itself takes up ~23 GB, which wouldn’t have left a whole lot for the cache and other stuff.

The size of the display is a nice fit for me: not too large and not too big. I do have trouble with the onscreen keyboard but I have trouble with that feature everywhere. I just never got the hang of typing on a screen, is…[Read more]

Doesn’t look like there’s a community resource for the file formats for Fallout and Starfield. May add the resource to the to-do list at some point as it’s something that the community is sorely lacking. We need a place to describe the processes and such so that we know what all is going on and don’t rely on a singly tool as gatekeeper. We went…[Read more]

And let’s not forget dolphins! They’ve been known to help out divers, which isn’t really mentioned on Wiki for some reason.

I’m assuming that’s for individual reviews?

Had this interesting article come in the other day. That sort of thing is always a good read 🙂

Picked up an A7 Lite a few years back. It’s not bad but it does have trouble loading heavier web pages and can’t handle GIFs at all. At some point, I’ll probably upgrade to a more powerful model but it’s good enough for basic browsing and work 🙂

The scr files are related to the script compiler. Like I said, poorly documented. 😛

At some point, I may look into replacing the parser with something like flex or bison. Not sure if it’s possible, though, as I’ve never used them before

Good catch on the text file reference. Will need to add the link somewhere for reference

0.6.3 should be…[Read more]

Figured it out, to some degree. The journal dialog is supposed to set up the quest sub-records (QSTN, QSTF, and QSTR) with the INFO record. It’s possible the script stuff is meant to link it up but those are only in the parent INFO so I’m not entirely sure. We’ll definitely need to review the community documentation on the file format (and I’ll…[Read more]

Linus has some good ones, too: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Linus_Torvalds

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Yay! Rain! We’re still pretty dry but we’re supposed to get a storm today. Then dryness again. 😛

Yeah, the pythons are a big problem here. They’re now experimenting with robots to try and get them under control!

Had this come in the other day:…[Read more]

The Windows API has most of its type-defs and macros in three main files: windef.h, ‘winnt.h, andwinuser.h`. It’s mostly a matter of searching that list for those specific ones and adding the correct header(s). 🙂 The other symbols (the classes and structs) require more work to track down, partly because search engines have gotten so bad that they…[Read more]