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by 5- 4y ago
see also: https://poolsuite.net
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by 5- 4y ago
nice! next up: encapsulate ip to provide full networking (with terrible latency) also just in case someone is wondering, a more ergonomic solution specifically for reading wikipedia on a plane is https://kiwix.org
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by 5- 4y ago
congrats on the update! framework is a great laptop with macbook-like chassis. all that's needed to make me and a vocal minority happy is an alternative thinkpad-like chassis.
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by 5- 4y ago
since i grew up with ocaml, i have found this page on its differences to sml rather informative: http://adam.chlipala.net/mlcomp/
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by 5- 5y ago
see also: 51nb mods, e.g. https://www.xyte.ch/mods/x210-x2100/
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by 5- 5y ago
the best/largest production transflective display i've seen was in asus eee note, which sadly wasn't directly sold in the west. https://www.laptopmag.com/uk/articles/asus-eee-note-ea800-no... 8&quot
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by 5- 5y ago
circular scrolling has been in production definitely by early 2003 in panasonic toughbooks: http://ixbtlabs.com/news.html?00/85/36 more discussion and screenshots of the settings software: http://ixbtla
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by 5- 5y ago
a more specific url is https://ir.yandex/press-releases?year=2022&id=03-03-2022
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by 5- 5y ago
i'm using firefox with https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/temporary-con... it occasionally gets in the way, but does make things a bit more enjoyable (i can now happily click 'allow all
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by 5- 5y ago
> any good public way to search usenet archives could be a good vanity project for another fts startup like algolia? the mboxes are all here: https://archive.org/details/usenethistorical
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by 5- 5y ago
> any good public way to search usenet archives no, you just hope google groups is nice to you (it wasn't the last time you and i had this discussion on hn). but this time it is: the posted copy is of the message https://
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by 5- 5y ago
it's always nice to see some real-world ada. however, this reimplementation appears to have not ported over one crucial feature of the original: conciseness. (this, however, might just be due to the host language; this is also why i on
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by 5- 5y ago
the preference of older thinkpads is strong and common enough that there is even a cottage industry of custom motherboards with newer components made to fit older chassis, see e.g. https://www.xyte.ch/mods/x210-x2100&#
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by 5- 5y ago
it's part of the overall software suite (see downloads in the site menu). you'll want the older, cooler, colorforth version, to match the article: http://www.greenarraychips.com/home/support/download-02b.
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by 5- 5y ago
see also: a series of posts (with accompanying code) on rewriting the doom engine from scratch: https://github.com/amroibrahim/DIYDoom
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by 5- 5y ago
> Actionscript 1 was a horrible thing you could only enter by selecting keywords from a dropdown menu my memory of those times is a bit fuzzy, but according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActionScript#Timeline_by_A
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by 5- 5y ago
similar: the conveniently centralised hosting for the 'distributed' matrix im system: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28997898 could everyone run their own matrix server in theory? sure. do people want that?
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by 5- 5y ago
that's really nice! for quite some time i wanted to include shade data in routing so i could choose most/least sunny walking route.
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by 5- 5y ago
i don't understand why people comfortable with running a vps bother with these cloud services. i use pass https://www.passwordstore.org/ git sync'd (encrypted) to a $5/month vps that also runs many other thin
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by 5- 5y ago
to this i'll add horn of the abyss (hota) -- a rather active (and fully playable, including competitively) community expansion to heroes3 -- bringing a new town, new creatures etc. etc. -- generally considered to be at least on par qua
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by 5- 5y ago
another plan9+vi mashup in the opposite direction to vis: http://c9x.me/edit/
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by 5- 5y ago
even though it's well known and regularly appears on hn, the international obfuscated c code contest still needs to be mentioned here. https://www.ioccc.org/
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by 5- 5y ago
the c3 page links to english captions in progress: https://c3subtitles.de/talk/381/#eng any appetite among the german speakers to finish them?
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by 5- 5y ago
agreed with you on pre-header, but > having a different from and reply-to is not about what the op is complaining. the offending header is > From: "jimmy@wikipedia.org" <donate@wikimedia.org> i.e. the address uses a di
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by 5- 5y ago
you might want to try units(1). https://www.gnu.org/software/units/units.html the input language is less flexible than wolframalpha/google, but i quickly got used to it. it's nice to have something local
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by 5- 5y ago
i have always found the microsoft model here understandable but unfortunate. i'm running stock linux on my gpd pocket 2 and i have never even had to consider whether there is any special hardware (apart from the rotated screen -- that
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by 5- 5y ago
that's pretty good! the equivalent on my system is a monster of more than 5x the size: $ yay -Qi xdiskusage|grep Size Installed Size : 54.77 KiB > it doesn't even use the c std library. isn't that expected of w
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by 5- 5y ago
yes, these are quite popular: http://www.vintagevolts.com/texas-instruments-silent-700-ser...
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by 5- 5y ago
from the linked microsoft store page, https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/sizebench/9ndf4n1wg7d6 : Approximate size: 276 MB looks like they should try running this tool on itself?
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by 5- 5y ago
please don't, i quite enjoy the convenience of being able to pick up thermal paper rolls for my teletype at the local stationery store. (this comment isn't satire, i do occasionally use ti silent 703 connected to my computer)

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