Sonic missed you very much. Welcome.

$130, I think.

http://bitbangers.co.uk/category/20/ddm-plays check it

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@Scuzz Like your wall paper though.

@Scuzz Let’s do it, boys.

@Scuzz That would be awesome. We should get you to write all the facts. :P

All my concept artists friends wet themselves over the robot designs, and were trying to find the artist/designer responsible. Apparently though it was Nolan who came up with them, which makes me respect him a bit more. KitKat robots are even better than that Star Wars FIFAbot.

From the people listed at the end I knew 27 of them; I watch too much YT. Still a shitload I’ve never heard of.

I played it awhile back when it first came out for about a few weeks. After level 20 it becomes a chore to try and level up, not to mention you have to whore your friendlist out for raids. I also got addicted and had 3 characters at lv28 after I stopped. lol It was totally overhyped. The older footage of the game looked much better – like it actually had a story.

Yellow light of death

was this another failed attempt?

I did something similar back with Boblight a year or 2 ago. Had it working with configurable lighting effects and Facebook/Email too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM946iXWEx8 The lighting transition was generated as well since Boblight only took byte streams and didn’t know about any effects. Kind of related to this, I currently have my Hyperion set up with 2 different sources, Kodi and an USB video grabber but I needed a way to easily switch them. My first solution was to create a Kodi plugin that I could control using a simple HTTP request. It worked but was tedious. I recently learned about the existence of cec-client and it’s monitoring mode, so I whipped up a bash script that monitors the CEC traffic and changes Hyperion sources based on my AV receiver’s source. All configurable too. The only other thing I want now is to be able to change the HDMI OUT mode of my receiver but apparently that’s impossible using CEC. There’s an undocumented command you can send over telnet to do it though but I don’t want to get another ethernet cable there.

Frame rate drops in games are really noticeable.

0.0.2 is on npm, so you can update.

It’s like cars that support onstar or services like that. The car has to have support for it, but I don’t expect having support to be a luxury service. The reason to do this over mounting your phone is that the UI is designed for the car. Things that you actually use in the car are up front. Interaction is also intended to be hands free as much as you’re willing to use voice commands. I don’t really see this as a big selling point for the cars, but if the car I as buying had it, I’d be happy with it.

@theDaftDev Welcome, it looks great now ! :)

@Schamper batmans pls

Can’t wait for this and Jurassic World to come out

rick why u so craaay