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Aardwolf
3y ago
Yeah, CGA's white+cyan+magenta+black is a baffling choice for a default palette!
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Aardwolf
3y ago
I like everything about it except the slightly depressing purple/brown-focused color palette :)
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Aardwolf
3y ago
I really agree that they should have an integrated browser-based C64 emulator to view all those demos. The browser itself is not very a interesting target for this kind of demo, since it doesn't have much limitations and changes over t
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Aardwolf
3y ago
They at least don't seem afraid to take the risk to walk up high vertical walls towards roofs and attics
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Hmm, what actually happens then if you'd have a fully enclosed piece of public land without even any corners to reach it?
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Aardwolf
3y ago
What is this claimed $7.5 million in damages by stepping over a corner of land about? The wooden beam from the photograph got scratched or something?
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Macs don't even support alt+tab to tab between different windows as a stack correctly, this can never be superior. NOTE: I don't use windows but linux, with desktops that are windows-like.
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Aardwolf
3y ago
I did mean have the feature removed, I edited the comment (replaced "downgraded" with "have this feature removed". I actually originally typed "crippled" but wanted to phrase it more mildly). What I mean is to
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3y ago
No modern intel consumer CPU has avx512 anymore, they only support at most the 10 year old avx2 vector instruction set, because they want to give every single consumer chip efficiency cores, those can't handle it, and even the performa
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Aardwolf
3y ago
"The smart handle and smart brush head pair is a powerful combination that enables Smart replacement reminders" Is there any consumer to whom this would read as a positive sales pitch?
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Aardwolf
3y ago
If only there was proper UI for these things. These days, even simple things like copy paste are being made harder and harder to discover, rather than have 1 standard way of doing it that works anywhere. If people are able to figure out how
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Wow thanks for implementing all those improvements!
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Is something with this functionality available as a Gimp plugin?
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Some feedback: it lacks a search button. I mean, you can type a sequence, but have to hit the enter key to search. I'd expect at least some mouse-pressable button to be there that searches too (either the magnifying glass that's a
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Aardwolf
3y ago
HP cartridges with DRM have come up a lot on HN lately. I have a 5+ year old HP laser printer. I'm sure the toners have some form of electronic "authenticity" check, but at least they work without requiring network connectivi
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Aardwolf
3y ago
It seems like we just can't have a break, can we? Any technology that looks cleaner than the previous one (solar panels vs coal burning, electric cars vs petrol exhaust, ...) seems to have its own way of ruining the environment anyway
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Aardwolf
3y ago
So, if I understand correctly: Not Quantum.
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Aardwolf
3y ago
> popular languages like Rust, Go, Java, C#, Python, Node.js and Elixir. Oof, has C/C++ become that unpopular? It would be a useful comparison as low level system language anyway.
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3y ago
This page at least mentions a menu system: https://www.hpmuseum.org/hp32s.htm
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Aardwolf
3y ago
I'm the opposite on this, I like more labeled functions directly reachable with function buttons and less menu scrolling :) SwissMicros should really do the WP-34s imho: https://commerce.hpcalc.org/images/34s-angle
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Depends on what type of game. If the mouse is controlling the player's head in first person, then I expect non-inverted. If the mouse is controlling the cockpit of some flying type of vehicle in first person, then I expect inverted.
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Aardwolf
3y ago
I thought that if you wear upside-down goggles, the brain adapts and this becomes the new normal. Would the same apply to him? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upside_down_goggles
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Mathematical plots, seeing the result of AI generated images, seeing the result of image compression algorithms, ... Having these intermixed between the regular scrollable textual output is quite powerful.
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3y ago
Sixels are cool. There's one thing I wish konsole would do better: if you draw a sixel image, and then zoom in/out, the image should also zoom in/out. It should scale the sixel graphics and the regular text the same way. And
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3y ago
Also cute is the .sh domain, for when you want to curl your shell scripts
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Aardwolf
3y ago
Now make edible LED's and other components and we can have some pretty fancy blinking light food!
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3y ago
All I see on the Zeiss website for price is a "contact" button. How expensive are we talking about? :)
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3y ago
I went to one with school as a kid, and this projector in the middle was the most science fiction looking thing I'd ever seen in real life It probably was one like this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commo
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3y ago
Then make this thing standard for everyone, whatever, just ensure there is one standard. This of course requires cooperation from the industry. P.s. I'm not actually advocating for making this standard, USB C has too much momentum and
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3y ago
It is! Steam is great service and makes me gladly pay for games without any qualms.
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