Aardwolf

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121.
by Aardwolf 10mo ago
Can it already vertically and horizontally center unknown-beforehand-length multi-line text in a single html element, just like non-CSS table cells could already in 1995?
122.
by Aardwolf 10mo ago
"spectrum" encompasses any hue, not just those 3, any wavelength of light can have a different amplitude
123.
by Aardwolf 10mo ago
I found web browser tabs eating too much memory when you only have 16GB
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by Aardwolf 10mo ago
It says on the main page: "The operating system for the next generation of gamers" The one fault perhaps is saying "operating system" when it's a distro. Linux is the operating system
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by Aardwolf 11mo ago
PNG now does - and they've been as vague as they could be in the spec about whether any exif data should affect the image display or not. The spec says: "It is recommended that unless a decoder has independent knowledge of the val
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by Aardwolf 11mo ago
But in politics the distinction between EU and Europe matters, there's the political EU region, but countries like Switzerland and Norway are politically still in Europe despite not being in EU just due to all the neighboring countries
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by Aardwolf 11mo ago
What continent does UK consider itself part of then?
128.
by Aardwolf 11mo ago
I enjoyed openmw in 2020 with many settings and mods for super far rendering and other better graphics. I can't imagine how many improvements it must have had in those 5 years, it was already perfect then :)
129.
by Aardwolf 11mo ago
It's actually the "We want to make sure we trully understand what you're struggling with" which ignores the whole original post that did it for me.
130.
by Aardwolf 11mo ago
I'm sometimes wondering if a floating point format really needs to have inf, -inf and nan, or if a single "non finite" value capturing all of those would be sufficient
131.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
I don't have issues with Nvidia drivers in Archlinux (using cinnamon and X) after pacman updates that sometimes update kernel and/or Nvidia drivers, I'm curious what's different in your setup to get these issues Also, ho
132.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
The interactive rotatable demos work in realtime on my phone in browser! I guess gaussian spats aren't that expensive to render then, only to compute
133.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
But can you play Doom on it?
134.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Other than the flower patterns on the sofas, 1976 looks pretty modern actually...
135.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
I find x, c and q strange: x is k followed by s c is sometimes k, sometimes s q is k So all of those could be replaced by k and s. Why are they needed? :)
136.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
It's easy to get Energy or Masking to 0, but no matter what I tried I can't have the game end by getting Competence or Relationships to 0. Is it possible at all? I'm just curious what the ending texts will be for those... Eve
137.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
I'm not sure if it deals only with provable truths? It even deals with the concept of unprovability itself, if the incompleteness theorem is considered part of mathematics
138.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
So basically, C before version C99
139.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
> demanding every room have a private bathroom Does this mean in the US apartments have as many bathrooms as bedrooms?
140.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Can one even sharpen a serrated knife without destroying the teeth? Google search autocomplete shows I'm not the only one wondering that
141.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
I don't seem to find anything resembling washrooms on a mercury capsule, how was that managed during those 34 hours?
142.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Maybe this is naive, but could there just be some amount of worker threads that run forever, wait for and take jobs when needed, and message when the jobs are done? Don't need to be canceled, don't block
143.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Xorshift128+ is not a cryptographic rng though, so at least this isn't a cryptographic attack... Should programming languages use cryptographic rngs like a ChaCha20 based one in their standard libraries to stop accidental use of non cr
144.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
I just saw a class of kids on a train and they were interacting and yelling just like we did 30 years ago. I think there's hope, they're not all zombies staring at a phone yet
145.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
It causes such issues as opening of files by filename not being cross platform with standard libc functions since in Windows w-string versions are required since UTF-16 chars can have 0-bytes that aren't zero terminators
146.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Choice of running multiple browsers with different engines
147.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Now just UTF-16 and non '\n' newline types remaining to go
148.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Man, I'd really want a wired USB one with the maglev wheel. The wireless one is buggy in linux: works well overall, but the scrollwheel sometimes requires 2 ticks for a single scroll when reversing direction
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
> It wasn’t just harder or more expensive. It seemed like every new build was an adventure. Not sure how it was in the 90's, if it was harder it was probably because the case designs were much worse, but I think PC building is not a
150.
by Aardwolf 1y ago
There are many aspect ratios of fixed width fonts (see https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/ ), from square to rectangular, and this one is more than twice as tall as wide Is there any info or research on

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