X11vnc works like a dream on X11, couldnt agree more.

There is wayvnc for Wayland supposedly to solve the same problem, but I havent tried it myself yet

No?

I’m just saying people enjoy a game idk what youre gaining from gatekeeping that.

Saying something is just for kids is the only stupid thing I’m hearing tbh, adults are allowed to have fun

So sometimes the most profitable quarterly isn’t the best thing to do?

Minions were made TO BE DUMB, Minecraft is the most popular game in the world MADE DUMB FOR PROFIT - there’s a massive difference and blaming the people mad not the problem is pretty stupid

If were going average or median I would be genuinely surprised if it was under 20 ngl.

They advertise to kids cause kids and adults buy it then, advertise to adults and youre just cutting off part of your market - companies aren’t so super sterilised these days cause today’s youth are just super loaded

I mean hey they’re all a mod of the compiler if you look deep enough

‘More equal then the rest’ eh?

Good luck with that, truly an american attitude

I have my printer in a shed that I leave for the duration of printing, anyone know if this is safe?

Or is being in the room without it having been ventilated still a danger

If you want to put in more work for more freedom, a lot of SBC’s can do something similar too.

It was more a server side plugin than a mod, but that only grew its popularity.

Even randomised loot existed around the map

Weird someone has a similar setup to mine, its almost exactly the same (one nvidia one amd? Cause that’d be scary).

Feel like its overkill for most folks though lmao

I’d say nix is hardly niche at this point (although I’m biased cause I use it a ton)

There’s even a termux fork these days that runs nix on droid

That being said it builds up vulnerabilities in anti-cheats to another beautiful crowstrike like domino cluster fuck

Ive been running octoprint on an android phone reliably for a bit now.

The camera didn’t work perfectly for a reason I forget now though, so I use another ipcamera to watch the print

Usually modern shader displacement attempt to create a continuous mesh, to not have to deal with backfaces or unnatural vertex breaks, but this technique can also be used (funny enough much simpler) to break meshes apart.

Linking a screenshot here I made for another comment in this post, this test project I used the shader code in the vertex shader

VERTEX += NORMAL * (sin(TIME)+1.0) *0.1;

(Should be noted the mesh breaks apart into squares not triangles because the normal of the two triangles in a square is equal)

The vertex shader is low enough level that it has no concept of shared vertices (nor really anything above triangles for the GPU), so this will work without individual meshes.

Here’s a quick test project I made using a single cube mesh and the shader code

VERTEX += NORMAL * (sin(TIME)+1.0) *0.1;

I’d reccomend doing it in a vertex shader to not destroy performance by either always having that many meshes loaded or creating a lag spike on death (by having to create as many meshes as vertices). This is because Godot is fairly high level, so all of its inherit classes have some overhead, and when used (abused?) to this degree it becomes noticeable.

You’d have to know some vector math to make it customisable, but for the flame one I’d take each vertex move it down x units each timestep, clamped to the floor’s height

Edit to include an exploding example I made elsewhere in the post

void vertex(){
    VERTEX += NORMAL * (sin(TIME)+1.0) *0.1;
}

I skimmed over your entire comment minus the part about docker, so if you answered this somewhere and I’m a dumbass I already accept fault,

that being said docker has taught me more about Linux than anything else, cause its like a micro Linux you can reliably bring up and take down on demand, without requiring risking breaking your GUI or something scary

They could also DDOS essentially anything with root access to that many devices.

Its like taking all the armies guns to throw them in a volcano ‘cause you want to see the world burn’

That being said Microsoft still did hire crowd strike and give them the keys to release an update like this.

End result still is windows having more issues than linux

Definitely a broad average but I don’t feel like its unfair to say each generation up is a bit more reserved that the younger