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This technology has been practically weaponized in the UK to repel youths by taking advantage of the fact that young people can hear higher frequencies than older people.

I imagine you have a bit of code in there similar to this: if (distance_from_center < radius) height = target_height else height = original_height might I suggest the following: if (distance_from_center < radius) height = target_height else if (distance_from_center < (radius +...

http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff1100/fv01012.htm 2004 according to the archive.

I guarantee you that's not what they're doing. More likely is the update mechanism only allows the replacement of a file as a unit. You are partially correct however in that most games (and indeed all modern engines) bundle assets into one or more pack files. This usually has to be set up early...

Here's why we haven't done that: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/12/20/gatwick_drone_non_shootdown_reasons/

Finally got time to take a proper look at this and oh my, when you said backup you weren't kidding. This seems to be basically the entire server sans jar file. Spinning off a render of the central city as we speak. Hopefully I can find other interesting things to do with this. ---------- Post...

Compiles first time here under VS2017. You do have to copy it into your orbiter folder and select the x86 platform because the x64 configs don't have the additional include/library directories defined.

Wait one... ---------- Post added at 22:54 ---------- Previous post was at 22:29 ---------- Nope. I only seem to have the world before that one.

If you add the "Content-Disposition: attachment" header to the thing you're downloading it should work. Basically you can't just point at something and go "download that", the other server has to say "This is meant to be downloaded."

No. Large address aware means a program is capable of using the whole 4GB of virtual address space available to a 32 bit program as opposed to the 2GB Windows normally restricts you to. If any pointers in the program use signed integers instead of unsigned for some reason bad things happen. As...

This week has been Minecraft, SS13 and the latest addition to my library, Exapunks.

I've been considering writing a tool to reprocess the 259x259 overlapped grid into a 256x256 shared edge grid, going from .elev files to .r16 or maybe a GeoTIFF. Then we could pull the files into WorldMachine or some kind of GIS program and do the editing there.

Pulled this into this thread to avoid cluttering oMMu. I'm curious. Why is it exactly you think that a GPL project can't list a non-GPL project as a dependency?

Meanwhile, elsewhere on the internet... GitLab on Twitter: "We're seeing 10x the normal daily amount of repositories #movingtogitlab https://t.co/7AWH7BmMvM We're scaling our fleet to try to stay up. Follow the progress on https://t.co/hN0ce379SC and @movingtogitlab"

I moved all my stuff to GitLab a while back.

Coincidence is not evidence. The idea that your phone is always listening and sending everything you say back to google/apple/facebook [delete as appropriate] is blatant nonsense. Even ignoring the impact this would have on battery life and data caps, suggesting this is possible shows a...

Vi Heart has teamed up with Henry Segerman to make another... thing. Make sure to watch the making of video as well. Now if you'll excuse me I think my brain has melted...

Click 1. Double click 2. Check 3. Should be in mostly the same place in VS2015 IIRC.

Is "Limited Fuel" checked? Realistic rockets like the Saturn V rely on the fact they get lighter as they go up.

Probably specular then. Try tuning it down a little? Most of these ships are painted metal and the bits that aren't are probably scratched or scorched. I shouldn't really be able to see my face in it. Be more subtle, it'll look better. Also any really reflective areas there actually are should...