Well in today's world it's all the same.

I mean, the majority of apps are just webviews or abominations like react native in mobile, or electron in desktop.

Also so many companies use web mobile apps just to circumvent ad blockers and/or browser anti tracking measures.

@ANTIASYLUMIST If she's your wife and you are a citizen she is not a refugee, dumbass.

@Demolishun

Yeah, what I said about Spain mostly holds, tho not even then have gotten to the point of jailing political opponents (although I have no doubts Perro Sánchez masturbates at the thought).

In France, from what I know, the prosecution against Le Pen is not tied to any political reason.

Dunno about Germany though.

All for all, in my opinion, EU has gotten too soft for its own good, and woke politicians have infested every institution with their shitty agenda, and now that security ain't guaranteed, that we are getting flooded by refugees, immigrants, and criminals, that we may be facing economic recession, and such, people are starting to get fed up, and therefore vote for right wing parties because they say what they want to hear. And the current governments (socialists mostly) fear this not because of political disagreements, but because they know they'll lose the power and access to state money for their debauchery.

@hjk101

Combining a chroma-like stereoscopic video with the passthrough (real environment from cameras) of your hmd to make it seem the action is happening in your actual room.

@Lensflare yep.

If you are naturally bad at it, I'm afraid there's not much to do. You cannot just rewire your brain to be able to interpret stuff differently.

You can compensate for it through study and maths, but it's not ever going to reach what someone with natural talent *and* effort can do.

And bear with me, this is not a stem vs nonstem thing.

I'm a physicist, and I could not, for the life of me, solve many integrals a mathematician could do with their eyes closed, because I'm just not made for thinking their way.

@shoema1

Dafuq?

@ragnar I think you have some work...

As an almost patient of this, gotta say that I wouldn't know if it's just me, but yeah, it doesn't work like a fucking joystick. Reverse cowgirl if they get too wild can be dangerous. They tend to "thrust" forward, and it just doesn't bend that way.

It'd be a beautiful and fast world.

Late night is like if the bar doors are closed with us in.

Early morning is if we get out and there's daylight.

And of course, you get the upvote anyway, because even if I don't agree, it takes knowledge and guts to post it, and who knows, maybe in the end tell me I'm a fucking idiot.

I'm gonna give my very uniformed opinion.

@Wisecrack as usual, has a very valid standpoint... In principle.

I guess it's rational to measure variable use. That's a solved problem.

Thing is, it's not mathematical. Derivative of a variable doesn't make sense in the programming aspect.

You can make it statistical, which is what many code analyzers already do.

But I don't think there's any value to be extracted from that.

... Be it an actual web API, a public interface of a class or some other mechanism, you just list each entry point (endpoint, method, etc), and for each, prepare a set of inputs, both valid and invalid, and then *DON'T LOOK AT YOUR IMPLEMENTATION*.

You only care about whether you get the output your API says you should get for that input. If not, that's a fail.

Of course, this all means that you have a written or otherwise specified API set up before implementing.

If your spec is what you implement, you can't really test.

Well, they are kind of different things, but let's see...

Acceptance tests are, IMO, more of a dev-customer thing rather than software. They measure whether you achieve a desired threshold of whatever, which may be quantifiable and thus automated, or it may not (design, UX, etc).

You usually deal with changes in acceptance criteria through A/B testing and analytics.

End-to-end require setting up your whole infrastructure. While things like docker and such can make this trivial, they don't necessarily replicate real conditions (such as cloud deployments).

These generally require good DevOps knowledge to ensure proper setup and teardown of the infra fixture.

Also need to pay attention to the execution strategy of your test runner, or be extra explicit with preconditions to ensure you don't get inconsistent state midway from some other unrelated test.

Integrations are easier.

If you have a well defined API for your component...

@AvatarOfKaine

It might... Or might not.

On Android, unless root, you can't really spawn processes. Each running app is its own isolated process.

You can emulate processes by implementing your own software scheduler of sorts.

If that scheduler is using one thread per fake process, it should behave like the real scheduler, and the main thread shouldn't block.

But if it is using some kind of task queue (pretty much like anything libuv does) that is running single threaded, and that thread happens to be the main thread, you are fucked.

Also, you can launch a sos flare, and AI companions/real players will join you. That may help you if only because the mister won't be fixated on you all the time.

Or if you prefer, you can add me to friends list, and then you can ping me and I can help you.

HunterID is 6N4GQ7FQ. If you have steam you can also join games or request me to join, steam id is corefusionx

@TeachMeCode

I'd say it's probably that you aren't playing charge blade right. It's the most complex weapon in the game.

I have 3k+ hours and don't know how to play it.

You gotta charge your sword, then charge your shield, then charge your phials without letting them explode and if you do all that right, yes, you get to do a super flashy ultra nuke. For me, not worth it.

If you like having a shield, try sword and shield. If you like the whole weapon morphing thing, try switch axe. No shield but same mechanism of fast sword charging to switch into giant axe, but much simpler.

Panic rolling will get you nowhere since it'll blow your stamina and you'll lose a ton of uptime.

The game is *very* forgiving with iframes, and actually telegraphs you the most dangerous moves (your health bar "wave" will "spike" in red), so just focus on reading monster moves, and rolling through them with just one roll, ideally staying within range.

@BordedDev

You mean "pay us another crapload for another substandard set of hardware", right?

@AvatarOfKaine

Yes, and termux runs on...?

Android has kind of a heartbeat every 5 secs on the main (UI) thread.

If the application fails to respond to it, it will be force killed with an Application Not Responding exception.

If the UI lags while doing CPU intensive stuff, it can mean you are running said tasks on UI thread, and therefore risking an ANR, or that you lack horsepower to run whatever you are trying to run.

You are running video processing in the main thread?

You are lucky it doesn't simply ANR you...

And mind you, I'm not saying to kill them or whatever.

If they enter illegally and are caught, they should be simply returned to their country without delay or question.

They are already a majority in many neighborhoods, and with the way they reproduce, we very heavily risk becoming another caliphate in 50 years time.

@netikras

People from Maghreb, mainly (north Africa).

Most of them are people who aren't even wanted by their own countries and they push them towards Europe.

So they come, they don't have jobs, they turn to crime, and shit happens.

Also, the way their religion treats women, can you guess how dangerous it's becoming for women to go out alone nowadays.

They also don't make any effort to integrate in society, we have to change the country to let them build mosques, to have halal food in schools, to have mandatory Islam classes, etc.

All of this of course sponsored by taxpayers money thanks to our socialist "president", that will do nothing, and keep bringing more, because he needs them for easy votes, since otherwise he'd lose elections.

Sorry for the unrelated rant.

It just bothers me so much what this motherfucker is doing to my country.

On top of that, the brother went to live in Portugal to evade taxes, which shouldn't be possible because he couldn't work remote, and that meant he spent more than 183 days in Spain, meaning he should be taxed there...

Also the president's wife was allowed to do side business with public funds for private benefits.

He wants to censor the media and internet, not only in Spain, but in the whole EU.

He has filled every possible institution with his party's men, including the judges, and had already passed a law (through real decreto, a mechanism reserved for emergencies since it requires no vote, which he can't win) that basically forbids any party, popular jury or accusation to denounce or prosecute him.

He constantly spews propaganda about how every opposition media outlet is all fake news, while giving millions of taxpayer money to bootlicking media...

And so many other shit that we don't know of yet...

@Demolishun

Yeah, I am too, that's why I already left the country.

Imagine how it is, here in Portugal it was discovered yesterday that prime minister had a conflict of interest with one company he had that he sold to his sons before taking office, and kept receiving state money for truly negligible amounts, based on already underway contracts (we are talking like 100k annually).

There was no need for trial. He submitted to a motion of confidence, lost it, and resigned.

Spain's megalomaniacal "president" would have taxpayers pay more and more tax to pay drugs and prostitutes for his trusted henchmen, even houses for them to fuck the prostitutes. (A couple million euros)

He placed his useless "musician" brother in a public ad hoc created position to be paid a couple million euros in 3 years without going to work.

(His testimony is ridiculous, he can't even name his position, his workplace, his workmates, etc...)

@netikras

Spain will soon be a communist dictatorship kinda like Cuba or Venezuela, so you'll be poor.

Also, we have another army to care about coming from the south.

@D-4got10-01

As of last Saturday, I have, indeed, pleased the metal gods, because, as their avatars on earth say...

The gods made heavy metal, and we saw that it was good. They said to play it louder than hell, we promised that we would.

And since this Saturday I just watched said avatars play live, and they seemed more than pleased, I guess I did my part! 🤘😁😂

Then again, judging by usual presentations, hell is too hot to have metal.

Let's all hail heavy plasma instead.

@jestdotty

You see, not only did I predict your reaction, I only used your same reasoning.

Literally, I only changed four out of nine words and kept the meaning the same.

I don't know, go see if you can get butt hurt some other way...

I would welcome metallic hell... Heavy metal blasting nonstop. And fire, meaning it's warm...

Never more fitting... Hell yeah! 🤘