Flame Soulis
@flamesoulis.com
The bored Therion programmer.
Can be found on #Resonite
I make random things and work on electronics for Virtual Reality.
Mastodon: @[email protected]
Can be found on #Resonite
I make random things and work on electronics for Virtual Reality.
Mastodon: @[email protected]
This made me make a grilled cheese.
November 14, 2025 at 5:56 AM
This made me make a grilled cheese.
And now 25% of your screen will be insisting CoPilot is the best thing ever, everytime you open a project.
Screw your debugger and class analyzer: please ask our AI to break things for you.
Screw your debugger and class analyzer: please ask our AI to break things for you.
November 13, 2025 at 8:23 AM
And now 25% of your screen will be insisting CoPilot is the best thing ever, everytime you open a project.
Screw your debugger and class analyzer: please ask our AI to break things for you.
Screw your debugger and class analyzer: please ask our AI to break things for you.
Same. If we can get desktop projection locally, that'll be amazing!
November 12, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Same. If we can get desktop projection locally, that'll be amazing!
My horns wouldn't fit and my hooves would have me hitting the gas, brakes, and parking brake all at the same time.
November 11, 2025 at 3:24 AM
My horns wouldn't fit and my hooves would have me hitting the gas, brakes, and parking brake all at the same time.
Totally not inspired by @salemtechsperts.bsky.social.
November 8, 2025 at 1:17 AM
Totally not inspired by @salemtechsperts.bsky.social.
No worries. It's an old story without any real importance.
November 6, 2025 at 9:48 PM
No worries. It's an old story without any real importance.
I was the opposite: I had to cd into Windows to WIN for Windows programs. I ironically wrote a bunch of batch files for the DOS games I played, resulting in a bloated mess of files on the C:\
November 6, 2025 at 9:47 PM
I was the opposite: I had to cd into Windows to WIN for Windows programs. I ironically wrote a bunch of batch files for the DOS games I played, resulting in a bloated mess of files on the C:\
The Debian users in the back:
Something older than our setups? Haha!
Something older than our setups? Haha!
November 6, 2025 at 9:43 PM
The Debian users in the back:
Something older than our setups? Haha!
Something older than our setups? Haha!
Quest Pro. It used to be the Index, but I have grown too used to eye and face tracking, and most apps I use can't benefit from the 144hz, especially with stability of frame rate (90 is easier to ensure than 120 and above).
November 6, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Quest Pro. It used to be the Index, but I have grown too used to eye and face tracking, and most apps I use can't benefit from the 144hz, especially with stability of frame rate (90 is easier to ensure than 120 and above).
Please don't tell me you have to train on even basic operations for that QA...
November 6, 2025 at 9:34 PM
Please don't tell me you have to train on even basic operations for that QA...
We already had Microsoft attempt to reaper a bunch of systems with their OS End of Life and sometimes a driver isn't available for an updated OS. However, I haven't heard of a driver outright refusing to use a purchased product up until now.
Even my Oculus DK2 continues to work on latest drivers!
Even my Oculus DK2 continues to work on latest drivers!
November 6, 2025 at 2:10 AM
We already had Microsoft attempt to reaper a bunch of systems with their OS End of Life and sometimes a driver isn't available for an updated OS. However, I haven't heard of a driver outright refusing to use a purchased product up until now.
Even my Oculus DK2 continues to work on latest drivers!
Even my Oculus DK2 continues to work on latest drivers!
Yup... already did that debug dance.
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November 5, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Yup... already did that debug dance.
Wait wait wait... hold up... were you in Forest Crow...?
November 5, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Wait wait wait... hold up... were you in Forest Crow...?
I think it depends on your workflow. For some people, setting up the necessary components is part of their everyday workflow.
While I do like the frame-by-frame, I feel you can get a mixture of the two to save time and still have the additional attention to detail you get with the frame-by-frame.
While I do like the frame-by-frame, I feel you can get a mixture of the two to save time and still have the additional attention to detail you get with the frame-by-frame.
November 5, 2025 at 11:08 PM
I think it depends on your workflow. For some people, setting up the necessary components is part of their everyday workflow.
While I do like the frame-by-frame, I feel you can get a mixture of the two to save time and still have the additional attention to detail you get with the frame-by-frame.
While I do like the frame-by-frame, I feel you can get a mixture of the two to save time and still have the additional attention to detail you get with the frame-by-frame.
It also acts as a more unique springboard for other things. Raspberry Pis run Raspbian, which is based Debian, which is what Ubuntu and (by extension) Mint are based on. So if you want to get savvy, you can now goof with the credit card micro computer and what you learn there applies also to Mint.
November 5, 2025 at 7:08 AM
It also acts as a more unique springboard for other things. Raspberry Pis run Raspbian, which is based Debian, which is what Ubuntu and (by extension) Mint are based on. So if you want to get savvy, you can now goof with the credit card micro computer and what you learn there applies also to Mint.