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New carpets & wood, version 2 (#58797)
maxymax13, /vg/station, Citadel Station
I really wanted #58190 (A port of cit tiles, fucking ahewhads) but then nobody gave it mergies so i've redone it except not stale, not merge conflict'd and not using stack crafting instead of tile floofing! I fully replaced the fugly diagonal one with my own nicer parquet one, adjusted red carpet to be less noisy, and made a damaged state.
Much more customization for wood flooring enjoyers, and it's obtainable ingame, in an out-of-the-way method! Think of the bar remodels you could do with this and some cans of paint! Now all we need is to make the vinyl siding and wood panel siding decals place-able...
3 new variations for wooden tiles are available (large, parquet, and tiled), the same way you color titanium tiles! Remember, use a screwdriver and not a crowbar! A new red planetary pattern design is available for arcade carpet!
Haha what if I just made xenoarch just kinda fuckin big
thatd be really funny but I cant tell what happened in the past 6 hours
Plugin rewrite
Some context first:
When I implemented the first version of the plugin years ago, I decided to use Python's default HTML parser in order not to force users to pull down any external parser.
It was definitely a good learning experience but the default parser just plainly since there is no concept of a tree, which you either have to build yourself or do without. The latter is what I did since the code was simple enough at first.
It grew more complicated over the years as I fixed bugs and made it evolve following RuTracker itself evolving, and became a huge pain to maintain.
This plugin was also one of my first forays into integrating with an external program via API, as a young programmer. Again, good learning experience, but I also missed obvious stuff.
One such instance was the fix in 24fe4911a5a6000f4564babd22248750be04d6cf: when initially implementing, I was under the impression results should be consolidated and printed all at once at the end, akin to a function return value. This made the plugin quite slow because all pages of results had to be parsed before being printed at once.
Now that I'm looking over the API again, it feels obvious the it was
designed in a way that makes it possible for asynchronous retrievals to
return results as they are coming in. Obviously, this is perfect for
parallelization, so I happily decided to hack in a ThreadPoolExecutor
map so that searches with multiple pages would concurrently retrieve
pages once the first one got through.
Doing that yielded some issues with the monolithic parser, which is when I quickly decided I didn't want to deal with that anymore. Hence the rewrite.
This is the first pass, I'll do some more passes to refactor other old ugly pieces, such as the try/except blocks for open() methods. Already works great as-is though :)
- Add concurrent fetches for searches with multiple pages.
- Replace complicated HTML parser with simple regular expression.
- Use timeit for timing tests.
fixed few bugs on completed download, and introduced not-so many new bugs. I hate my life
Add Madman role -Start with telepathy -Start with mind blast (fixes inconsistency where player mind blasts were still restricted in range) --Note that this means you can blast those pesky mind flayers if they bother you! --Madmen gain dice as they level up. -Can summon their pet, which grows with insight (currently uses domakedog, this is probably dumb). -Start with low alignment (can enter quest at 4) -Start with 1 anger in all gods (ouch) -Start with Delusions and 75 sanity -Start with 30 points of drunkenness -Have a "maniac" unarmed attack flag that gives increased die size. -Slightly faster than average HP regen (sub martial role) -Fast power regen rate (almost at wizard level) -Start stuck in straitjackets --Counts as welded hands, and disables many attack forms.
Kick changes: when stuck in a straitjacket, the PC kicks automatically if all their normal attacks are blocked. This required the introduction of dokick_core(), which is able to take dx and dy.
Monsters: Contaminated patients transform into other monsters when injured. Dream leach: -have mind blasts Fulvous monsters: -Similar to Zombies in most respects Coiling brawn: blobs with owlbear-like attacks. Fungal brain: Fungus with mind blasts and psionic magic
Quest: -The formal quest leader isn't encountered until deeper in the quest. -The "calls for aid" message is overridden. -The quest nemesis doesn't have the quest artifact. -Touching the quest artifact gets the KiYellow's attention. --Causes occasional wizard-like interventions --The palid stranger folows between levels -Furnature: writing desks: comfortable to sit on, contain scrolls and sometimes books.
Quest artifact: Star of Hypernotus ("Beyond the south wind, ie, Antarctica) -Star saphire amulet versus curses -Engraved with an elder sign ward (appliable and readable like a ring) -Cary for clear thoughts (blocks sanity effects) and block confusion
MISC: dungeon.h: introduce qhome to deal with cases where the first level is not the home level. Madmen's whole quest is the quest town
mondata.h Shackles equipped to a monster's foot slot make them immoble Not all blobs are vegan.
allmain.c Monsters that are sleeping or paralized don't laugh.
quest.c Don't bug out if the quest leader is on an unexpected level in the quest.
feature: add a syringe gun that accepts love & hugs - the love gun
No more tomorrow, the time is today. It can make you feel okay. You pull the trigger of the Love Gun.
this adds the "love gun" as an alternative to the syringe gun. the love gun accepts only two reagents (love & hugs) and cannot be emagged to accept others. it's for love, not war. because of this limitation, it has a larger capacity than the standard syringe gun
this also adds the "Love Gun Plus", for when the station is really in need of more love than the Love Gun carries. this was mostly added to be used in Lily White's office, but I bet it'd be neat to stash other harder to reach areas
Day 13 of 365 days of Python on ML
BILL DIVISION
Two friends Anna and Brian, are deciding how to split the bill at a dinner. Each will only pay for the items they consume. Brian gets the check and calculates Anna's portion. You must determine if his calculation is correct.
For example, assume the bill has the following prices: bill = [2,4,6]. Anna declines to eat item k = bill[2] which costs 6. If Brian calculates the bill correctly, Anna will pay (2+4)/2=3. If he includes the cost of bill[2], he will calculate (2+4+2)/2=6. In the second case, he should refund to 3 Anna.
-- Gifts for Men -- Men are amused by almost any idiot thing -- that is why professional ice hockey is so popular -- so buying gifts for them is easy. But you should never buy them clothes. Men believe they already have all the clothes they will ever need, and new ones make them nervous. For example, your average man has 84 ties, but he wears, at most, only three of them. He has learned, through humiliating trial and error, that if he wears any of the other 81 ties, his wife will probably laugh at him ("You're not going to wear THAT tie with that suit, are you?"). So he has narrowed it down to three safe ties, and has gone several years without being laughed at. If you give him a new tie, he will pretend to like it, but deep inside he will hate you. If you want to give a man something practical, consider tires. More than once, I would have gladly traded all the gifts I got for a new set of tires. -- Dave Barry, "Christmas Shopping: A Survivor's Guide"
Update registry.json (#196)
Hi, my name is Steven. I'm the SPO for PILOT Pool. I love Cardano and all that it stands for. The community is the best community in all of blockchain in my opinion. This is an exciting time to be in Cardano and this space in general. I truly believe that Cardano will change the world! After much consideration, I am respectfully bowing out of the Single Pool Alliance to hopefully be able to have multiple pools one day (long way off, but with a lot of effort, maybe one day). I'm not sure the best way to do that, so I deleted my original fork, then re-forked the current registry.json file, and deleted my info. Hopefully that does the trick. Is there any more information you need from me? Thank you so much for all that you have done building this alliance, and all that you have done for the community! I support the SPA all the way and I love the cause. I will always be rooting for you! Thank you for all that you have done! The future is exciting! Always, Steven.
Upgrades + Bugfixing for the 1 Year Update
- Corrected a game breaking bug with GodMode
- God Mode is no longes accesible in the Game Over Screen
- Improbed the Images of the Endings. Now have more life and movement
- WorldMapLevel Improved with the early levels
- Each unlockable avatar has a text that gives a hint that says how to unlock them
- Added a screen for when the player unlocks a new avatar
- Change avatar now features both Red-Blooded
- Bullets don't spawn in godmode (for performance)
[Customhelp] git's conflict resolving sucks
- I hate myself
- thanks owo (siu432123123123123, yeah i forgot the number)
Forgot to add some semi-colons, now my life is complete!
A crazy get gets on the bus and tells the bus driver "What do you do when I went pay the fair?". The bus driver looked at the guy and said calmly "Stop the bus and let him off.". But then the crazy guy reached down his pocket and brought forward to the bus driver's attention - a semi-colon and said "Wrong answer, because I cut the brakes with this semi-colon!" while smiling.
So that's my story for why I love semi-colons, excluding the story that I just modified from the movie Spy Hard.
Plugin rewrite
Some context first:
When I implemented the first version of the plugin years ago, I decided to use Python's default HTML parser in order not to force users to pull down any external parser.
It was definitely a good learning experience but the default parser just plainly sucks since there is no concept of a tree, which you either have to build yourself or do without. The latter is what I did since the code was simple enough at first.
It grew more complicated over the years as I fixed bugs and made it evolve following RuTracker itself evolving, and became a huge pain to maintain.
This plugin was also one of my first forays into integrating with an external program via API, as a young programmer. Again, good learning experience, but I also missed obvious stuff.
One such instance was the fix in 24fe4911a5a6000f4564babd22248750be04d6cf: when initially implementing, I was under the impression results should be consolidated and printed all at once at the end, akin to a function return value. This made the plugin quite slow because all pages of results had to be parsed before being printed at once.
Now that I'm looking over the API again, it feels obvious that it was
designed in a way that makes it possible for asynchronous retrievals to
return results as they are coming in. Obviously, this is perfect for
parallelization, so I happily decided to hack in a ThreadPoolExecutor
map so that searches with multiple pages would concurrently retrieve
pages once the first one got through.
Doing that yielded some issues with the monolithic parser, which is when I quickly decided I didn't want to deal with that anymore. Hence the rewrite.
This is the first pass, I'll do some more passes to refactor other old ugly pieces, such as the try/except blocks for open() methods. Already works great as-is though :)
- Add concurrent fetches for searches with multiple pages.
- Replace complicated HTML parser with simple regular expression.
- Use timeit for timing tests.
Modified index.html so C is not the same language as C++
Calling "C" or "C++" C/C++ will make both Dennis Ritchie and Bjarne Stroustroup hire a hitman for you.
C and C++ are completely different programming languages, they have some differences. For example, the former doesn't suck while the later does.
C and C++ are so different that they have different standards (C21 and C++21 are completely different things. If it was C/C++ you would have C/C++21, fuck's sake)
JavaScript/FORTH
Does that makes any sense to you? If you're sane you'd say "no"
Well, saying C/C++ is the same thing as saying Perl/Microsoft Visual Basic For Applications BECAUSE THEY ARE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES, COMPLETELY DIFFERENT LANGUAGES
Does the book with ISBN "9780131101630" teachs you C++? No it doesn't. Maybe it could mean that C is not an alias to C++, like "C/C++ implies"
Now, does the book with ISBN "0201889544" teachs you C? No it doesn't. JUST MAYBE this means that C is not an alias to C++. Like "C/C++" implies.
Feature: Add the Love Gun (#4543)
- feature: add a syringe gun that accepts love & hugs - the love gun
No more tomorrow, the time is today. It can make you feel okay. You pull the trigger of the Love Gun.
this adds the "love gun" as an alternative to the syringe gun. the love gun accepts only two reagents (love & hugs) and cannot be emagged to accept others. it's for love, not war. because of this limitation, it has a larger capacity than the standard syringe gun
this also adds the "Love Gun Plus", for when the station is really in need of more love than the Love Gun carries. this was mostly added to be used in Lily White's office, but I bet it'd be neat to stash other harder to reach areas
- chore: use the love gun plus in rodney's office
confirmed with rodney on discord that this is lovely as long as it has a whole lotta love in it
- chore: add the love gun to the clownspider prefabs
this includes the love gun with the pink clown clothes in the clownspider prefabs for both the debris field & the trench
mame: update to 0.231.
MAME 0.231, our April release, is out now! The Yamaha FM synthesis rewrite is progressing, with the OPL family (including YM2413, YM3526, YM3812, YMF262 and Y8950) done this month. A number of regressions reported against the previous release have also been fixed. Most things should be improved, but if you notice something wrong with a system using one of these chips, be sure to let us know. Warp-1, a very rare Sun Electronics game from the late ’70s, has been added this month. This is an early example of an “into the screen” space shooter.
For as long as it has been emulated, the “3D” stages in Contra have been too easy. This comes down to the functionality of the Konami 007452 chip, which Konami calls a VRC&DMP. Now we know that VRC stands for Virtual ROM Controller, and controls ROM banking. However, the DMP part has been more of a mystery, assumed to be some kind of protection. This month, furrtek worked out that it’s apparently some kind of Divide/Multiply Processor, for 16-bit maths operations that would be unacceptably slow on the games’s pair of 6809-family CPUs. The great news is the game now runs correctly, the bad news is you’ll probably die a lot more.
David “Haze” Haywood is back this month with fixes for several arcade games that have never been quite right. He’s fixed graphical priority issues in SNK’s Beast Busters and Mechanized Attack, improved timing in Seibu Kaihatsu’s Shot Rider, and corrected layer offsets in Mitchell’s Funky Jet. He also added support for a couple of protected Mega Drive bootleg games from Argentina. Recently, David has been streaming MAME gaming sessions, often highlighting under-appreciated games. You can watch the recorded streams on his YouTube channel. Still on the topic of things that have never been right, sasuke has been busy this month. He’s improved the Nichibutsu 1412M2 DAC playback rate and timer period calculation, most noticeable on the Mighty Guy soundtrack, and made Taito’s unicycling game Cycle Maabou playable.
Uhm no Seth (read on to find out more!)
Ok so I don't have the time or effort to actually make this work, I have already been stuck on this for a while now, lemme explain what the issue is:
- First of all, it says that I have 9 commits here, that's actually
untrue, I just merged the
betabranch into this separate branch so that I could have the most updated changes, but the changes that I did make are reflected in this commit - Your MathJax 2.7 is loading correctly but it is not TYPESETTING any of the math which is the most important part, and MathJax 3.x WAS typesetting all the math (to typeset means to render the math all fancy-schmancy like how you wanted it)
- After spending two hours on this, I have found no way to actually take what we have and reinvent the wheel so that anything renders, I can't find a way to typeset the math so I don't know what kind of voodoo magic you worked to get it to run on your end, but it ain't working here, whereas the 3.x does
- If you can find the mistake then by all means fix it, I'll keep the branch alive but I am closing the pull request, I do not know how you got 2.7 to work on your machine but it is not working on mine (even with the Python Server)
- I have decided that we should not fix what is not broken, and so what if our users can't copy and paste our formulas, 3.x works and I've already put enough effort into rewriting my math thing for that
- However I will be taking the configuration changes into account in
the
betabranch
Anyways sorry for "flaming" or whatever that was, I'm just tired, let's add some images/diagrams to this bad boy and then publish to the public
update package.json fuck off imagemagick bullshit 1993-looking-ass-motherfucker opensource garbage shit
Adding Dr. Church to list of mentors we'd love to collaborate with. Without distracting him in any way from the super important things he is currently working on. Or will be working on.
Stop sending outgoing-only EOF on SSH sockets.
When PuTTY wants to cleanly close an SSH connection, my policy has been to use shutdown(SHUT_WR) (or rather, sk_write_eof, which ends up translating into that) to close just the outgoing side of the TCP connection, and then wait for the server to acknowledge that by closing its own end.
Mainly the purpose of doing this rather than just immediately closing the whole socket was that I wanted to make sure any remaining outgoing packets of ours got sent before the connection was wound up. In particular, when we send SSH_MSG_DISCONNECT immediately before the close, we do want that to get through.
But I now think this was a mistake, because it puts us at the mercy of the server remembering to respond by closing the other direction of the connection. It might absent-mindedly just continue to sit there holding the connection open, which would be silly, but if it did happen, we wouldn't want to sit around waiting in order to close the client application - we'd rather abandon a socket in that state and leave it to the OS's network layer to tell the server how silly it was being.
So now I'm using an in-between strategy: I still wait for outgoing data to be sent before closing the socket (so the DISCONNECT should still go out), but once it's gone, I do just close the whole thing instead of just sending outgoing EOF.