Lemjukes 3h ago • 100%
https://flashbak.com/sleazy-vintage-trading-cards-wed-love-to-see-17975/
Well that was a fun little rabbit hole tracking that down.
Lemjukes 4h ago • 100%
“First” 🤔
Lemjukes 7h ago • 100%
The Bigger in Texas Burger with Lone Star Cheese and fresh Texickles and Texato on a Texan Bun
Lemjukes 3d ago • 100%
Sorry, two separate thoughts. Wasn’t saying open RCT used assembly just wanting to shout out the project.
Lemjukes 3d ago • 23%
Not necessarily, unless you’re working on something like an OS you’re not usually directly accessing/working on the hardware. As long as you can connect the asm up to your os/driver abstraction layer and the os to hardware apis work the game should be functional. Not to mention RCT targets the x86 assembler architecture which was one of the most popular at the time
Lemjukes 4d ago • 84%
It also makes it really portable which is a big part of why all the ports to modern systems are so close to the original. Obligatory OpenRCT2 shoutout.
edit: This is not entirely correct, I was mistaken about my understanding of some things. Still check out openrct2
Lemjukes 4d ago • 100%
Hell yes
Lemjukes 5d ago • 98%
Dirty crippled bitches need love too.
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
I’m all for critiquing art and not putting artists on pedestals. And I’m not saying this post falls into what I’m about to say, but holy shit the vitriol I’ve seen directed at Liefeld for his drawing style alone is baffling. Dude is objectively a talented artist regardless of anyone’s particular tastes, even if the fucker can’t draw feet and gave captain America fake boobs.
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
Deadpool: Seriously, I don't get it! What, you shoot luck lasers out your eyes? It's just hard to picture. And certainly not very cinematic. I mean, luck? What coked-out, glass pipe-sucking freakshow comic book artist came up with that little chestnut? Probably a guy who can't draw feet!
-Deadpool 2
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
Wow this is bad. Like it’s either genuinely awful or one of the most subtly perfect memes I’ve ever seen and I can’t figure out which.
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
I mean, they can do that if biometrics are disabled altogether too. Encryption isn’t really what’s at issue with biometrics vs. passcodes. In the US police can force you to put you to input a biometric but they can’t force you to enter a passcode.
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
Most definitely, a fantastic sequel series. I’ll even go so far as to say I even liked the Snyder adaptation changes and all.
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
Maybe you should’ve sexied it up and studied which movie represents food scarcity for psychopaths the best. (/s)
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
Gorgeous! Love the asymmetrical lenses
Lemjukes 5d ago • 100%
I read this as “Lerd”
Lemjukes 6d ago • 100%
Yeh this feels a bit of a stretch for someone aging from early 20s to early 40s. A, some people have good genes. B, we tend to notice men’s aging with less weight(ymmv culturally). And, C he’s a millionaire movie star with access to the healthcare that comes with.
It is the back end head for an HTPC that moslty just shows task manager and my plex dashboard just to show something. recently my partner showed me window-swap dot com and i have been putting that on instead. but with the monitor in portrait mode it doesnt look all that great with the video taking up the middle 1/3 of the screen with big bars on top and bottom. Not caring too much about video quality i wanted to see if there was a way to zoom the image so it would take up the full screen height and then pan back and forth slowly like the old and terrible pan & scan format. realizing i could do this manually with the built in Magnifier feature. I whipped out autohotkey and your gpt flavor of choice and threw this together. zoomed into 300% and moved the picture to a good spot and started the script. not the most intuitive thing but I'm still very in experienced and ti's been a minute since i was able to actually make a thing even remotely close to complete if not the most intuitive thing. AHK at link, would love feedback.
there once was this dsnine meme video that was like twenty minutes long and had the [Wii Channel Theme](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twi92KYddW4) running all throughout but then one day it disappeared and this screenshot from my work computer is all i have left of it missed my youtube-dl chance :[.
I'm pretty sure i stole this joke, but it was definitely only about O'Brien. I'm here to expand that notion with my evidence of "The Visitor".
Hey All, So here’s the deal, I have an old HP laptop I am in the process of ~~resetting and setting up~~ wiping and setting up as my ~8yo nephew’s first computer. He played his first PC game sitting on my lap and I am determined to fuel his budding interest in computers as much as possible. He has an iPad from his parents and has been attending a ‘code ninjas’ camp for kids his age and has been loving it. So for Christmas this year I asked his parents and they’re comfortable with him having his own, supervised, system. I was planning to start with just a blank slate on the machine with a parent account and then a child account for him. Obviously the parental controls will be in place with his parents getting a crash course in anything they don’t already know how to use(they’re tech literate so I’m not worried about that). But they’re not CS people and I’m only barely self taught over the years. I have this vision of giving him a sandbox with enough toys and tools (as much FOSS as possible) that he can safely play around and build/make things on his own. So here’s where my question for y’all comes in, what are your recommendations for a budding computer scientist/programmer’s first Windows machine? And just to head it off at the pass, no, we can’t go the Linux route yet. I don’t have the experience/expertise to support a system like that remotely and his parents have even less. I’m also wondering if there are any tutorials or resources I could load onto the machine that he can /watch learn from without an internet connection? And lastly I’m wondering if anyone has any advice for encouraging him to push the boundaries of the parental controls and locks on the system. Obviously not in a way that undermines his parents authority. But I want to encourage that sense of almost devious exploration that encourages even just users to truly analyze and understand the limitations and cracks in systems they’re dropped into. To give a probably horribly outdated example from my past: figuring out how to bypass the proxy service the school network used to access browser game websites. - Currently only on mobile and memmy seems to be having some trouble properly displaying comments and posting my replies. I’m seeing things in my inbox but am only able to see my comment on the actual post. Will respond to people once I’m home and can access the actual site. Thanks for all the advice so far, keep it coming!
I wonder if any issues are being tracked?
I noticed there wasnt a PZ community on lemm.ee yet so i figured I'd make one.