Hiya! I'm a programmer looking for full-time work in the SF Bay Area (or remote!) I'm primarily a Python dev, but I've got significant experience in Java, C#, C++/C, Ruby, and JS.
I've focused a lot on Continuous Integration in recent years but I've got experience with in-house tool development, embedded software, back-end server stuff, and UI/Web/HIL test automation. I've a lot of experience in digitization/archival work.
like, yeah it's a fetish thing. this is a sex toy, even if you might not necessarily see that immediately. But I don't care? This is beautiful. I love the idea of making something this intricate and specific "just" for a kink.
I can't help but admire this object and how much devotion went into it.
so it adds the / directory of the DVD to the searcxh path, then bundles (where the bundles are), then scripts (where the scripts are), then /Audio (where the audio files are), then it runs into a problem
Finally it checks the language (again!) and adds /Speech/$ThatLanguage to the search path.
Since getLanguage always returns "American", this'll try to add /Speech/American to the search path, and then fail because that folder doesn't exist. Fortunately the fallback it does try, /Speech\English, does exist.
it's not my job to offer code reviews of 13 year old games but this seems less than efficient. what if they want scripts to vary from language to language? or, hey, some of these movies have voiceovers in them... why not localize those?
My temp job hasn't been able to have any hours for me for about a month, thanks to technical issues (I can't exactly run the scanner if the scanner is broken!), so I'm kinda completely broke at the moment. If you've got a spare couple of dollars, it'd really help me get to the next paycheck.
I wonder how illegal it would be if you opened up a VHS rental store today, and had unofficial VHS copies of modern films, dubbed from either Netflix or uhd 4k blurays