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I want this on a T-shirt


Unless you changed the setting it still uses the OpenGL backend by default


I believe if you plug your monitor into your motherboard then OpenGL will use your integrated graphics rather than your card. I think with Vulkan it doesn't matter what port you plug it in, it can coordinate it?


I've wondered if something like this could ever be used for VR tracking, though it seems it is much bulkier in than IR methods.


Well I guess that's it for climate science, no weather stations before 1850. Tree rings? Ice cores? People writing down "wow there was no rain for 3 months our God must be pissed"? Sorry, doesn't count I'm afraid.

I'm sorry for being unprofessional but this comment really struck a nerve with me. The idea of trying to move climate science into the domain of the unprovable/undisprovable by claiming that there is simply no way to have data from before 1850. Do you have a specific problem with tree rings? Their statistical significance? A confounding variable that has not been taken into account?


Did you read the article? Since that is what the author refers to as his data sources' time periods, multiple times.


FYI, PARRY is a chatbot that is supposed to imitate someone with paranoid schizophrenia. "the Doctor" is ELIZA which is supposed to act like a therapist.


Honestly needed this explanation. I opened this expecting this was something that happened in a 70's Doctor Who episode


What about Debug Output? https://www.khronos.org/opengl/wiki/Debug_Output


It's better than glGetError() for sure, but not supported everywhere (e.g. macOS is stuck at 4.1 Core Profile).


Using those debuggers is like doing CPU debugging.

If at least you had posted a link to RenderDoc.


Another cool N64 project, Portal N64 https://youtu.be/eN_-V7PDKAo


Funny seeing you here, I enjoyed your SandPond videos :)


Hey thank you! See you round the Pond some time


https://www.wikibinge.com/#Electoral_college/The_Long_Earth

Apparently Humptulips, Washington was Terry Pratchett's favourite place on earth. :)


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