mcclure

My favorite 30 games, 2010-2019:

3D Dot Game Heroes:
Gorgeous voxel love letter to Zelda 1.

Ufouria:
NES game that was not released in North America until 2010.

Pac Man CE DX:
Combination of Pac Man and “Snake”.

"POOR BILL"
2019-Nov-07

@teddyschleifer wrote:

"Bill Gates on a wealth tax:

'I've paid over $10 billion in taxes. I've paid more than anyone in taxes. If I had to pay $20 billion, it's fine.'

'But when you say I should pay $100 billion, then I'm starting to do a little math over what I have left over.'"

So normally the way you run make is you just run

make

It searches for a file Makefile in the current directory and runs it. Yay! Sometimes, you want to make something in a subdirectory. You could type

cd subproject && make

But that's annoying, so make lets you do

	using System;
	using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
	using System.IO;

	// NOTE A: Change the "struct" to a "class" on line NOTE A below and crash disappears
	// NOTE B: Change the "float[] data" to "float data;" on line NOTE B below and crash disappears
	// NOTE C: Change SamCombatant() to PlayerCombatant() on line NOTE C below and crash disappears

	class Test {
	[Serializable()]

	ROUTE
	ESCAPE, UPPATH (tree pull, lumber check), LOSTWOODS, KAKARIKO, RACE (library check), AQUADUCT, HYPECAVE, ICECAVE (left), FAKESWIM, HOBO

	[money]+[mitt]?
	CATFISH IF POSSIBLE [mitt]
	WITCH [mushroom], ZORA [money, mitt], ZORA [flippers]

	[bow] or low?
	SASH 3, EASTERN 3 [5 open, 1 bow]

	# THIS WORKS

	mkdir -p a && mkdir -p b && (cd a && npm install jquery) && echo "module.exports = { context:\""`pwd`"/a\" }" > b/webpack.config.js && echo "require(\"jquery\")" > b/source.js && (cd b && webpack source.js bundle.js)

	# WHAT IT PRINTS:
	# [email protected] ../node_modules/jquery
	# Hash: 68508185a6c9c12015ac
	# Version: webpack 1.12.9
	# Time: 943ms
	# Asset Size Chunks Chunk Names