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That’s good to know. Thanks!
That’s good to know. Thanks!
What’s happening with hardware replacements? I’d be shocked if batteries lasted seven years.
I saw something about partnering with iFixit. Is there gonna be a program where we can get a certified battery installed in four years time?
We’re replacing protocols with Rust now?
I dig the role based games where deployables and vehicles are a thing. I’m sure there are still some around, but I can’t think of any.
Not for me. Last.fm knew my tastes perfectly. Spotify just craps the same dozen artists at me.
This is what I enjoyed about the first Tribes game. I remember wandering around my base, repairing the generators, placing turrets, fixing sensors, and murdering attackers. The rest of the team would be off grabbing the other teams flag or messing up their base.
IMO the sequels didn’t get the balance between base maintenance and flag running quite right.
LET’S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
This is it.
WebAssembly AFAICT is all about making existing code runnable in a JavaScript environment. JavaScript isn’t great itself, but Chrome provides pretty amazing tooling, so it’s good enough.
Add to that: if you want to write WASM in a strongly typed language, you need support libraries that define all of the browser primitives. If you’re an accomplished web developer, it’s more effective to stay in js.
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