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Bevy XPBD is a 2D and 3D physics engine built in Rust specifically for Bevy, a data-driven game engine. It utilizes Extended Position Based Dynamics, a newer physics simulation method that offers stable, time step independent, and physically accurate simulations. The engine includes features such as collision detection and response, collision events, gravity and external […]
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iVentoy is an enhanced version of the PXE server that allows users to boot and install operating systems on multiple machines simultaneously through the network. Unlike other solutions, iVentoy is incredibly user-friendly, with no complicated configurations required. Simply place the ISO file in the specified location and select PXE boot on the client machine. iVentoy […]
The author reveals a surprising secret in the software engineering profession – engineers hate code, especially code written by others. They prefer working on greenfield projects without existing code to maintain. Microservices have become popular because they allow engineers to pretend that their old code no longer exists. Engineers often turn to Stack Overflow to […]
Organizations are increasingly adopting hybrid and multi-cloud strategies to access the latest compute resources and optimize cost. However, operationalizing AI applications across different platforms can be challenging. NVIDIA offers a consistent, full stack that allows developers to build on a GPU-powered instance and deploy applications on any GPU-powered platform without code changes. The NVIDIA Cloud […]
In a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Arizona, it was discovered that rock ants follow a systematic meandering pattern when exploring new environments, contrary to the belief that they move in a purely random way. The researchers found that this method of exploration, which combines both systematic movement and randomness, may […]
When working with a solderless breadboard, it can be difficult to know if a part is exceeding its power rating or if its cooling is insufficient until it’s too late. To address this issue, a breadboard was modified with thermochromic paint, which changes color based on temperature. The paint was made by mixing white acrylic […]
The Intel 8086 microprocessor, released in 1978, is a revolutionary chip that started the x86 architecture. This blog post focuses on a specific aspect of the chip’s design: the address and data pins that connect it to external memory and I/O devices. Due to limitations in the number of pins available for functionality, Intel had […]
We are excited to announce our new partnership with the Flickr Foundation. This partnership will enhance the Flickr2Commons tool, making it easier to upload Creative Commons-licensed images from Flickr to Wikimedia Commons. Flickr has been a popular platform for photographers and amateurs to share their work since 2004, and it is also a significant source […]
ZeroVer is a versioning scheme that advocates for keeping the major version of software at zero. Unlike other versioning schemes, such as Semantic Versioning and Calendar Versioning, ZeroVer aims to simplify versioning by focusing on the first number in the version. The article highlights notable ZeroVer projects in various programming languages and industries. It also […]
In a shocking turn of events, the author of this web content discovered that their domain name had been transferred to another registrant without their authorization or knowledge. The domain name was now registered to a German criminal justice body called The Verden Public Prosecutor’s Office, which was involved in the takedown of the Avalanche […]