@trinsec yeah, you’re right, my “fighting style” was right click for the shield and then after they attack get a few sword swings in. As far as I can tell it didn't give any passive protection.
@trinsec it does block your field of view which I didn’t like but is a fair tradeoff. I would generally block the enemy attack and then after use my sword and repeat. It worked really well with spiders and the archers. It didn’t work well enough for me too get too cocky and die eventually haha.
The zombies backing up gradually and attacking worked better than a shield.
@PHolder @TheInformaticsNurse@twit.social I will give it a try in C! I heard some people doing it last year. Plus it could be good git practice even if some solutions are incomplete.
"Everything I wish I knew when learning C"
by Tom M, tmewett.com
#programming #c
https://tmewett.com/c-tips/?utm_source=pocket_mylist
It's 24 hours until The Sweetest Colour Remixed comes out, and a painful headache means I can't sleep. So, let's go nuts and treat you to 10 prerelease codes on #Bandcamp. Grab one and be one of the first to listen.
If they run out I'll post some more tomorrow.
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6vyq-vctg
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Unfortunately I have to stop actively working on #Metatext for a while due to health issues. I really wish I could implement Mastodon 4 features and squash every bug, but it's not possible for me to do so right now.
I know the app has become important to a lot people, so I'm open to a new maintainer who can carry on its values of privacy and accessibility taking it over if there's interest and a fit. Email info@metabolist.org if you (or your organization) are interested
8bitnews is my favorite retrocomputing newsletter, I read every issue cover to cover.
It publishes retrocomputing news and projects with quality curation, a wide variety of resources, and a distinctive upbeat voice. While many retrocomputing sources focus on gaming, 8bitnews shares also content about devices, software, programming, and other non-gaming vintage technologies.
Risks to Mastodon with increasing popularity
Interesting comment on Hackernews regarding a possible scenario/long term risk should Mastodon threaten the corporate sphere of social media.
Finally found the solution to this problem. Mark the large array using __code attribute, so the linker knows to put it in ROM instead of RAM, and no more linking failures. Yeah, it's microcontroller programming 101, but it was not documented by SDCC's PIC14 port... Only found it in the 8051 section. :woozy_baa:
Both the target of the pointer (before the star) and the pointer itself (after the star) must be marked as __code, otherwise it only stops the linking failure, not the memory corruption. A long array of pointers was already enough to overflow and corrupt memory by itself... :woozy_baa: #electronics
I took all the domains from https://fediblock.neocities.org/ block list and put it in a csv file that can be imported so you can block all hateful instances.
Download it [here](https://anonfiles.com/0088mcF8y8/blocked_domains_csv)
### How to import
- go to settings
- click on import & export
- click on import
- under import select domain blocking list
- then select the csv file you downloaded
- click upload
**Boom** a friendly mastodon & fediverse experience ![]()
Today, I finished watching season 3 of #Pose and I cried so hard.
It may seem odd, but since being on HRT I find myself reacting to things like thus in a new way. Where I would have choked back my emotions, not they release freely. And I love it!
Shaking off the Weekend ~ Heading into Monday
Bull bison along the Madison River, Yellowstone National Park.
#wildlife #WildlifePhotography #Bison #Nature #Yellowstone #Sunday #SundayVibes
Just broke into software development. Currently struggling to grasp C!