DustinBrett

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1. 61.▲
   by DustinBrett 10mo ago

   Proving it works in edge cases is usually the hard part.
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   by DustinBrett 10mo ago

   Google Keep for me is the way to go. Easy to use on desktop or mobile, can "share" anything with it. I like to make notes with various titles & colors that I use to organize my life/thoughts.
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   by DustinBrett 10mo ago

   Future generation of hackers.
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   by DustinBrett 10mo ago

   Hopefully they can compile it to web as well.
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   by DustinBrett 10mo ago

   Ironically that site was eating up my RAM. PC World has some issues, Chrome & Firefox.
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   by DustinBrett 1y ago

   I did this in 2011 for 4 years and went all over the world. It was life changing to say the least. Only needed a 20L backpack. Now I am settled down with a family and I no longer have the travel bug, but I enjoy it still if the opportunity
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   by DustinBrett 1y ago

   Yep, those are indeed words in that README. That much I am pretty sure of.
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   by DustinBrett 1y ago

   Had to do some Googling on that one. Which a robot could do...
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   by DustinBrett 1y ago

   As someone with a personal website which looks like an operating system, I support this trend! This interface is very well done, great job!
10. 70.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Having a fraction the activity probably helps.
11. 71.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Good stuff! Desktop environments are so much fun to make.
12. 72.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Proof has never stopped these people from making claims.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    That kind of thinking is fuel for the AI accelerationists
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    He said in the post, he is scared AI is going off the rails and needs to focus on safety. Probably too late anyway.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Looks good, always nice to see more web desktop environments.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Seems like v86 will be the king of this for a while longer.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    On my website daedalOS it does indeed have a delay when your mouse leaves a sub menu. I didn't know people looked for that though.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Help us AI! Save us from AI.
19. 79.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    These are like articles saying why Tesla won't make an electric car. Just more doubters to be proved wrong, again.
20. 80.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Looks great! I love the choice to make it consistent across browsers through canvas rendering. Cool that it's a PWA.
21. 81.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    This is why I love building a personal website. It's like a live playground.
22. 82.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Thanks! The issue is that Chrome doesn't let you load the same URL that many times. You need to change it slightly such as adding random query params like `/?a=1` to the end, then it can load more.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Thanks!
24. 84.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Great to hear it ran well on lower specs. I hope to have light mode in the coming years as it's on my list to detangle the mess of styling I did to create the dark "theme".
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    I even made a video where it runs 7 different versions of Doom. In MS-DOS, Linux, Sega 32X, Atari Jaguar, Super Nintendo, Windows, FreeDOOM & Game Boy Advanced.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Thanks! I was going for functionally impractical.
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Haha awesome on the Browserception, thanks!
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Glad you think so, thanks!
29. 89.▲
    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    Thanks, glad you liked it!
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    by DustinBrett 1y ago

    That is odd, perhaps the browser is not using your GPU and instead trying to run fully on the CPU. I have an issue on GitHub where another user reported this in Firefox. I assume changing to a picture wallpaper like APOD fixes the issue the