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by 5- 5y ago
see also: https://github.com/mtoyoda/sl (available packaged in most linux/bsd distributions)
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by 5- 5y ago
one surprising interaction with ls i had recently was that it coloured files with capabilities differently, but it was pretty difficult to figure out what was going on. and that looks like a recent change, as in 2012 someone complained that
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by 5- 5y ago
> better now it has always been good -- if you agree not to consider whatever weird choices ubuntu makes the 'standard linux desktop experience' looking at https://www.xmodulo.com/create-desktop-shortcut-launche
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by 5- 5y ago
> hosted by Element Matrix Services; constantly maintained to the highest standard and best practices by the experts who created Matrix - giving an infinitely better experience than the typical free-for-all of public homeservers. so mu
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by 5- 5y ago
coincidentally (but unrelated), what is this crowd's current mail hosting recommendation? it has consistently been fastmail in the past, and i have had a great time with them over the last three years, but it's always nice to know
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by 5- 5y ago
> Tech-savvy people will just type "facebook.com" browsers used to do these these things (trying to add 'www.' or '.com' etc. if the domain doesn't resolve) automatically in the location bar (which wasn
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by 5- 5y ago
the protocol isn't that complicated, but if you'd rather use something existing, you could just do rabin2 -PP pinball.exe (part of https://radare.org ) to download the pdb from microsoft's symbol server.
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by 5- 5y ago
see also http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/Linux for the 'practical' (demoscene) application of the original 32-bit results.
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by 5- 5y ago
what you describe sounds a bit like https://www.tapwithus.com/ -- but i have never used it and i suspect it's more of a novelty than a genuine utility.
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by 5- 5y ago
see also: really a toy lisp for the original fantasy console, CHIP-8: https://internet-janitor.itch.io/bulb
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by 5- 5y ago
original tweet (2015): https://twitter.com/neilknet/status/634448062040162304 (absolutely irrelevant to the discussion, but someone had to do this)
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by 5- 6y ago
i had the same sentiment about partitionmagic, which managed to draw a very convincing windows 95 gui lookalike running under dos: https://winworldpc.com/screenshot/c2a66b5e-6e28-3811-c3a7-c2...
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by 5- 6y ago
i have been quite happy with a windows95 approximation for gtk: https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95 here's your comment in firefox with a glorious scrollbar: https://oshi.at/mLveVJ/scrollba
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by 5- 6y ago
there is a currently available machine for which the pc110 was likely a direct inspiration: https://gpd.hk/gdpwin2 (their next model revisits sony vaio ux instead: https://gpd.hk/gpdwin3 ) i got gpd pocket 2
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by 5- 6y ago
thank you! interestingly a very similar link appears to not require a google login, but requires javascript: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mozilla.dev.platform/1PHhx... i wonder what's going on.
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by 5- 6y ago
they've run an unsuccessful funding campaign to bring this device to western audiences: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2132003782/pomera-pocke... quite unfortunate -- i think they needed a little more h
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by 5- 6y ago
tangentially related, i've been playing a bit with a brother ep-44 (see, e.g., https://darrengoossens.wordpress.com/2018/08/09/serial-termi... ). i've mostly been running it as a linux tty, but in sp
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by 5- 6y ago
Update: Thanks for pointing out a new bitstream usage restriction in the Lattice Propel license. It is not our intent to hinder open source tools. See https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lattice-semiconductor_lattice... re
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by 5- 6y ago
The title might be a bit misleading -- I don't think Propel makes use of reverse engineered bitstreams. Its licence does, however, prohibit using the product for reverse engineering. Isn't this move more against the likes of GOWIN
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by 5- 6y ago
it runs on the 5k lut ice40up5k, e.g. as the default bootloader in fomu: https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/fomu (the whole thing fits inside the usb-a port)
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by 5- 6y ago
that one has been superseded by the ecp5 versa. https://www.latticesemi.com/en/Products/DevelopmentBoardsAnd... it's still $275, and in addition to lattice tools, it is well supported by the open source trell
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by 5- 6y ago
How's this? document.body.innerHTML=document.body.innerHTML.replace(/\$[\w_]*/g,'<span contenteditable role="$&" style="border:dashed 1px gray">$&</span>');document.q
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by 5- 6y ago
while it is not mentioned for metashape on https://www.agisoft.com/downloads/system-requirements/ the manual at https://www.agisoft.com/pdf/metashape_1_6_en.pdf lists Radeon R9 series and la
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by 5- 6y ago
LibTerm is very similar (also based on ios_system): https://libterm.app/ iSH uses a completely different approach -- it's a custom x86+linux emulator that runs complete unaltered alpine linux userland: https:/&#x
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by 5- 6y ago
not precisely what you're asking, but there are two tools that annotate machine instructions with results from throughput and latency analysis, which helps with loop microoptimisation. the original from intel, iaca: https://
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by 5- 6y ago
it's not a fair comparison, but for many years i have been running i3wm+dmenu+xterm as my desktop environment (and dwm instead of i3wm before that), and not even once i had given as much as a thought about performance of that. it just
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by 5- 6y ago
of course not, the only progress so far has been people coming up with horrifying workarounds: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1620771
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by 5- 6y ago
nice attempt! it might be useful to boot real windows 98 (e.g. by visiting http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=windows98 ) and check how things interact with clicks, in particular how checkboxes and radio buttons look with mous
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by 5- 7y ago
A different APL in Forth: http://www.cosy.com/CoSy/
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by 5- 7y ago
embed.tawk.to (which is serving part of the javascript for that modal) seems to be blocked by some filter lists like AdGuard Annoyances due to, I presume, tawk mostly serving Live Chat popups.

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