Replies to adiwan
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@adiwan Well he is a programmer alright, but also a minecraft nut.
I just checked and there is actually some dust on his Hololens, cus he has it on display in his bookcase.
Then again he also has various occulus things and pretty much spends his time with all out of the box thingies. -
@adiwan [> No sane person buys a Hololens for oneself. <]
HAH ! Knew it ! I know someone who owes me a party favour now...
Well I guess that solves all of my questions. -
@adiwan Ofcourse there isn't, I would be surprised if there was. Still I remember the tech demo.
**does a quick search**
Ah found it :) http://rainbowdash.net/url/875175
Wait, hold the phone, 2015 ? Cue a long ass slidewhisle downwards for my dissapointment. Wow...
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@adiwan You can minecraft on a table now ?
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@adiwan Hmm, now that is not always true.
Sometimes you just receive NOTHING. -
@adiwan "This thing is ultra light. The cable will drag it wherever it wants."
Blasphemy, All cables must adhere to the power and will of the allmighty Ducttape/Ziptie/Velcro.
Also I think I can recommend putting an extention cable into the mini HDMI thing before you put in an adapter, that will probably extend its lifespan near infinitely. -
@adiwan Hey that is awesome. Are you going to montage it behind your console-tv or something ?
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@adiwan Customs, one of the many things that are similar enough in every country to the point where you can feel free to hate them and what they stand for BEFORE learning their name in native-speak.
So what do they hold ransom ? I think I wanna guess stuff that they think can be drone parts. -
@adiwan this is the optimist in me talking but what if they lost it
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@adiwan Come on everypony smile smile smile http://rainbowdash.net/url/875147
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@adiwan Cherish the memories. Live life to the fullest. Try to do as many of the things you like to do in life.
Unless if the last episode was actually extremely crappy like the miniscule amount of spoiler I read before I knew what it was about. In that case add "rewatch season 1" and "I reject your reality and substitute my own" and other Pinkie Pie Wisdomz -
@adiwan There is no way I can ask this without sounding like a complete dingus. So I am not even going to pretend not to sound like one.
What did you expect ? -
@adiwan Yeah, probably, but nothing a good 3D printer would not be able to fix... Probably.
2DS's are actually good though... -
@adiwan I'll see if I can find you one first gen 3DS for about 40 Euro's. I got a guy. But know that you usually get what you expect in that price range.
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@adiwan To this day I do not like Hot Cheetos because of a taste memory of half a pound of them in reverse
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@adiwan Favorite ?
Normally I would pull a Goku from DBZA here http://rainbowdash.net/url/875107
But I really, REALLY do not feel like any food would favorite me back right now.
Except for maybe weak soup.
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@adiwan Mine doesn't have a standard flavor other than a distorted version of what I ate recently.
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@adiwan The way I figured after talking to some nerds, bad RMA's ( in the past ) bad temps ( in the past ) really shoddy bios updates ( in the past ) lots of lousy capacitors ( up till at least 2017 ), mangoty factory service ( as recent as 2018, though it could have been Amazon for that guy ) VCORE issues ( as shown on live hardware ) and rather lousy warranty compared to TUF ( Asus ) which everyone really seemed to love.
As for that adapter. I can not think of any use for it. Let me know if it works though. I mean the last thing I had that would probably even get some usage would be this ancient [ picture of pinnalce PCTV stereo PCI card ], which ofcourse is downright silly these days. There are better things on USB 2.0 than that card. http://rainbowdash.net/url/875102
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@adiwan ... Who still has PCI hardware in 2019 ? I mean, I guess if I did then I would look at stupid things like this with really big eyes http://rainbowdash.net/url/875100
But yeah, most people I know avoid MSI and Gigabyte MoBo's like the plague. -
@adiwan Ohh, yeah, when I buy a new CPU, MoBo, RAM, and format a entire disk, I just give the entire beast a new name. I guess that means that kinda auto-defeats the idea of upgrading in my head.
Especially when I have one of these really old fashioned end of the nineties hightower cases somewhere in storage. You know, the ugly ones with the side-braces that you could swap out for wheels.
But enough of my ramblings. I had been eyeballing a similar processor. What motherboard did you specifically get ? -
@adiwan How do you manage to get 1800€ worth of upgrades for a PC whereas my complete builds usually do not even scratch 300€ below ?
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@adiwan Thanks. The context helps. I was thinking that you were controlling real industrial machinery or something. I'm not too familiar with either Odin Inspector or Bolt so idk what will happen there.
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@adiwan I don't fully understand why you'd use Unity to build what you mentioned, but it shouldn't have an impact on whether you can use it unless you are targeting something other than the .NET CLR like WebAssembly or something.
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@adiwan Are you coding this in Core or Framework? I remember a while ago there was a library that could add features to the language, like constraining a type to a specific Enum, which didn't exist at the time. You may find what you're looking for in there... Found it https://github.com/Fody/Fody
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@adiwan It wouldn't be reflection it would be literally grepping the call stack to make sure the full classname you want to allow is in it.
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@adiwan Look at the call stack for the class you want to allow. That would be the runtime solution.
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@adiwan The solution usually given for multiple inheritance in C# is composition. It's a little nasty though.
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@adiwan What if you did something like setValue<T, U>(T caller, Function<T, U> valFunc) where T : InterfaceOrClassAllowed , getValue<T, U>(T caller, Function<T, U> valFunc) where T : InterfaceOrClassAllowed . The lamba tells the function where to retrieve or store the value from, and the method doesn't have to know where the value comes from, but it guarantees it came from the other object.
