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OpenGL question: is there some way to share the storage between a renderbuffer and a texture, or directly convert a renderbuffer to a texture? note: I know I can construct a framebuffer and use it to copy a renderbuffer to a texture, I’m just wondering if I can skip that step

test depth buffer please ignore

sorry but stalin was a tankie and thus he has been cancelled now

gonna piss everyone off by writing a tty driver that emits backspace characters on truncation, so you must open the device file with append rather than truncate mode

if ([it looksLike:Duck] &&
    [it respondsToSelector:@selector(swim)] &&
    [it respondsToSelector:@selector(quack)]) {
    assert([it isKindOfClass:Duck]);
}

Neither ISO/IEC 9899:1999 (“ISO C99”) nor IEEE Std 1003.1-2001
(“POSIX.1”) requires time() to set errno on failure; thus, it is impossible
for an application to distinguish the valid time value -1
(representing
the last UTC second of 1969) from the error return value.

so many people talking about y2k38, we forgot to consider y1k969 (or all the overflows after y2k38)

wtf the king of sweden’s personal information is secret since some time in 2021. you used to be able to find out his personnummer etc https://carup.se/carup-avslojar-kungens-nya-hemliga-liv-har-fatt-skyddad-identitet-i-alla-register/

0x0502, the number every opengl programmer fears

hahaha the EU Commission’s tool for checking VAT numbers now labels the member state drop-down box “Member State / Northern Ireland”

heh, Terminal.app gets confused if you have a tab character in exactly the right place in an overflowing line