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Into electronics, windows internals, cryptography, security, compute hardware, physics, colourimetry, lasers, stage lighting, D&B, DJing, demoscene, socialism.
Currently looking for infosec work. See pinned post for details.
I am mothman.
Heavily ADHD.
Nullsector/laser team @ EMF Camp, lasers & lighting orga @ NOVA Demoparty.
I sell funny warning stickers at Unsafe Warnings: https://unsafewarnings.etsy.com
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In response to this post@mothcompute the most frustrating part is that once it happens (and I still haven't figured out the mechanism by which the bubble starts appearing for a chat) it continues to happen even if you drag the bubble off screen to close it. you have to go find the toggle for the specific chat in the app (which is not a standardised UI flow between apps) to turn it back off.
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In response to this post@mothcompute I looked into it for ages and it seems like turning them off at the Android level only affects "official" Android apps, and individual apps do not have a unified control at the OS level to turn them off. so if an app decides it's going to show a bubble, it just can, and it is not required to have a mechanism to say no to that feature.
@mothcompute the most frustrating part is that once it happens (and I still haven't figured out the mechanism by which the bubble starts appearing for a chat) it continues to happen even if you drag the bubble off screen to close it. you have to go find the toggle for the specific chat in the app (which is not a standardised UI flow between apps) to turn it back off.
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In response to this post@mothcompute I turned them off in the Android settings and somehow they still keep happening
@gsuberland android is weird enough that i would guess its something like. you have to turn them off on an app by app basis instead of the global option
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In response to this post@mothcompute I hate them soooooooooo much.
(the bubbles, not your friends)
@mothcompute I turned them off in the Android settings and somehow they still keep happening
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In response to this post@yagfox a very small person in a fursuit
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In response to this post@yagfox inb4 it's someone in a fursuit
@gsuberland
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In response to this postthat credits section is just ridiculous, how on earth
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In response to this postthey switched the player display order because if they correctly put the runners in a row they'd disappear
that credits section is just ridiculous, how on earth
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they switched the player display order because if they correctly put the runners in a row they'd disappear
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In response to this post@ret I made the "sideshow bob steps on rake" noise
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truly cursed alternate timeline: the "MZ" in a PE header stands for Mark Zuckerberg
@gsuberland I raise you ELf = ELon's Format.
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In response to this post@ajroach42 ah, sorry, I didn't spot that bit, I guess the previous bit of the thread didn't federate to my instance until after I replied.
that sounds like the way I'd approach it tbh. if the video output in the emulator nicely keeps things in their own classes you may be able to just write a new output "driver" class that hooks up the composite library, nice and neat.
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In response to this post@ajroach42 I've used this library on ESP32 for colour composite output and had excellent results. just make sure you feed clean power to the ESP32 as a wobbly voltage supply can mess up the composite output
https://docs.arduino.cc/libraries/esp_8_bit-color-composite-video-library/
@gsuberland Yep! I called that project out by name in the previous post.
But it doesn't currently bundle a gbc emulator, and I won't have time to re-write one to use that library between now and the event for which I am attempting to build these boxes.
If I don't come up with another option, I'll start with ESP 8 Bit and Espeon, probably, and see if I can't smack them together well enough to get it done.
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Graham Sutherland / Polynomial BoostedNew: Meta has deleted trans and nonbinary Messenger themes, as well as the blog posts announcing them. Happens the same week that it has changed its rules to allow users to say LGBTQ+ people are "mentally ill"
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In response to this post@ozzelot @foone we have a couple folks in the UK demoscene with PSE and they're Amiga fans. coincidence? perhaps. perhaps not!
@gsuberland @foone Amiga: making the demoscene accessible since 1985
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In response to this post@simonzerafa @ferrix they're building the first energy producing research plant just up the road from my house, so I suspect you might be a bit off on your numbers there.
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actually useful ML researchers should get t-shirts saying "anti-ML ML club"
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the two hottest substances known to mankind: the plasma stream in the Joint European Torus fusion reactor, and McDonalds coffee
@gsuberland cheese and tomato toastie > both of those
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@gsuberland Apple pie filling after it's been in the microwave for 20 seconds
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@gsuberland I have memories / scars of the time Maccies did hot chocolate in a dense styrofoam cup. it had a fairly unique flattish taste and melted the maccies straws in a most satisfying way
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@gsuberland 🤔 I wonder if there's a synergy to be made here between commercial coffee brewer manufacturers and fusion research
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I do love that amber CRT, not gonna lie... xD
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