Circuitstorm513

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   by Circuitstorm513 3y ago

   Earlier versions of Windows (98? 95?) also used to share things like drives (C$, D$) and printers with the dial-up connection by default. I remember connecting to a printer of a classmate over the internet and printing a page, to his surpri
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   by Circuitstorm513 3y ago

   "Furious attack" - Just goes to show that it was the right decision by the UK. EU should have done the same. I personally don't want all my games to be linked to a Microsoft account in a few years. There's already too ma
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   by Circuitstorm513 3y ago

   It would also be much more bloated (and not feel native) on Windows. Qt is what now? 30 or 50 MB? GTK probably much better these days. For that size you can almost go to Electron and get better look and feel (at the cost of RAM) ;-)
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   by Circuitstorm513 4y ago

   It's GDPR as in General Data Protection Regulation.
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   by Circuitstorm513 4y ago

   Here's my take, using Blender: https://imgur.com/a/qDLR8e3 Could probably be called from a shell script or similar to automatically exchange the screenshot texture.