Screengrab – Clean Edition
A hack of Screengrab that removes the ads.
Get pretty LODs like this without the performance impact.
High-Performance LODs with DynDOLOD 2.x
Skyrim is an old game, but still fun to play. I occasionally use it to blow off steam, and have had plenty of experience modding it. The following is an…
Skyrim and High Performance Dynamic LODs using DynDOLOD
This is a cross-post from 4chan for posterity. I regularly get 55FPS (capped) using the following procedure, which is a mash of STEP instructions, DynDOLOD install procedures, and personal experience. …
How to Clean Skyrim Saves
I recently made a Skyrim mod to fix an annoying bug with Serana, one of the Dawnguard DLC's characters. She's a rather complex entity, using her own AI to help…
CVE-2016-4171 and Disabling Adobe Flash
As has been happening frequently, another Adobe Flash security vulnerability has come to light (called CVE-2016-4171 - Mitre, Adobe). Unfortunately, this vulnerability is being exploited in the wild, and, as…
Official Response to PDtv’s Allegations
I want to take some time to address concerns that PDtv - a former employee of Squad - has made on Reddit and 4chan regarding KSP's development. When I was…
Fixing HHVM “Read Timeout is Reached” Error
I'm working on a very large internal project that involves indexing several 4chan boards, along with content on several other *chans which currently do not have any external archive means.…
Why GitLab is Not Ready for Big Repos
For small repositories with little in the way of binary files (such as images), GitLab is actually a very nice, flexible git repository hosting solution. When you start talking about repositories with thousands of images and a near-decade of commits, such as is the case with an old videogame project, you run into problems.
Migrating Gitlab from PostgreSQL to MySQL/MariaDB
First, I'll go ahead and admit that I am biased against PostgreSQL: It's clunky, has a complex authentication system, and I can never get it to work completely to my…
Phabricator and Supervisor
When Space Station 14 was first getting its sea legs, we had the need for a project management system that could easily handle hundreds of developers, and had ways for…