> It decidedly non-epic,
Do you give out reward cheques when people find errors you've made, and if so, does an insignificant typo count? |
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All the source code is here (with schematics, etc.):
https://sourceforge.net/p/tom7misc/svn/HEAD/tree/trunk/ppuppy/
This is not something you can just download and run, but it could be a useful reference if you want to do a similar project yourself. |
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15063. Tom 7 (151.243.141.147) –
15 Feb 10:02:13
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Dear scene,
I might need to know more about the topic. But I often say: "All you have to do is do it!" |
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Any chance to release the code so we can build this ourselves? |
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Open seating was the best if you had kids, because they clearly couldn't let you board last and sprinkle your kids around middle seats everywhere so they had to let you board relatively early.
Like the Southwest backwards facing seats, a memory that I will forever cherish.
https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/2zpu7f/rear_facing_airplane_seats/ |
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I also flew Southwest on Monday (but earlier than you). RIP Open Seating. I sat in so many exit row seats thanks to that policy. |
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15058. Anonymous (103.218.236.243) –
02 Feb 04:16:17
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Why the late post for jan2026 |
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15057. david (180.150.25.222) –
12 Jan 17:29:48
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Just tried it out, Tom. It worked! I managed to use it to good use. When
committing, we should use exactly and precisely 72 characters. e.g this:
bedrock: Add placeholder tool when summarising threads with tool history
Bedrock Converse API requires toolConfig whenever messages have tool use
or result blocks. PR #33174 handled the case where tools are defined but
tool_choice is None. This change addresses another case: the tools array
is empty (e.g. thread summarisation) but messages still have tool blocks
from conversation history. A placeholder tool satisfies the requirement.
Release Notes:
- Fixed Bedrock thread summarisation failing when conversation had tools
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i wonder if you'd like Gregtech New Horizons... i'm currently in UHV after 1600 hours but you could probably do much better! |
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nonsecret traffic is a great band or album name |
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15054. scene (87.121.72.23) –
08 Jan 18:06:31
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Tom, if I were to insert an inspirational quote from you into my paper, what would you choose? |
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15053. Paul Brauner (212.51.151.177) –
06 Jan 11:59:58
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Get well and keep the surprise videos coming! |
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Also, paging through the comments again I see several old friends wanting to play on their Mac computers that aren't 15 years old. The I do care about this, but I don't have any access to a Mac that I can use for this kind of thing, and the OS X build has always been mysterious to me. I will give it a shot (VMWare?) when I have time to work on Escape, though. |
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Tom, I can confirm that the server seems to be working now. Thank you for your work debugging the issue. |
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noname: Thanks for the bug report! Seems I made a mistake when migrating to a new server. New uploads were being stored in the wrong place. I think it should be working now (I saw what you saw and now it works for me).
Glad to see people still playing this game! 30 years this summer, if we survive that long. |
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Anon: Secrecy is certainly sometimes important, and I agree that having a lot of encrypted traffic does normalize it, which is good! My main beef has to do with the certificate management and complexity of a constantly moving target. I wish it were more like SSH where I could just turn it on in a totally self-sufficient way (e.g. self-signed certificates). I understand the issues with MITM, etc., of course.
LRT: Yes, I enjoyed Blasphemous! #2 is on the list. |
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15048. Leak (86.56.190.147) –
01 Jan 08:30:07
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Get better, hopefully in a un-complicated way! :) |
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15047. My Computer (162.199.147.155) –
31 Dec 2025 21:43:28
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Get well soon! |
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I played through Blasphemous and Blasphemous 2 recently. Very good combat and pretty good Metroidvania. Probably more Vania than Metroid, but the combat is extremely fun. |
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it's pretty good that the majority of traffic, even to non-secret sites, is TLSed though, right? because it makes "secret"/"nonsecret" traffic inseparable to all the fallible intermediaries (ISPs both near and far, network monitoring, guy MitM-ing your hotel wifi, etc) i mean, i imagine if enough publicly accessible resources were still available over HTTP, your local wifi operator could firewall whitelist port 80 and only let cleartext through while still providing a usable Internet, and boom, there goes any hope of secrecy at the presentation level :(
also, woah, your own http server?! exciting :o |
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New video at "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pG8_bWpmaE" |
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Still a fan 15 years later |
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