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Dwedit
2y ago
For right now, uBlock Origin is still on the Chrome Web Store for Chromium browsers which support Manifest V2. If you use a Manifest V3 only version of Chromium, it is hidden.
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Dwedit
2y ago
I've been so overexposed to the meme about criticizing gender identity that I've forgotten that attack helicopters are actual military vehicles.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Kernel land is almost entirely Linux. Just without open-source drivers for some freakish reason. Userland is as different from desktop Linux as you can possibly get.
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Dwedit
2y ago
NTSC composite video isn't all that hard, you have voltages for VSync, HSync, VBlank, HBlank, Black and White. Generate the correct voltages at the correct times and you have a TV picture. But TVs then didn't have composite video
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Dwedit
2y ago
It's too bad that DOSBox-X doesn't have the Chrous/Reverb feature found in Dosbox Staging. This was a feature of the Sound Blaster AWE64 sound card, and it really enhanced the sound of Adlib music, almost making it sound lik
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Dwedit
2y ago
FUSE Passthrough is only useful for filesystems that wrap an existing filesystem, such as union mounts. Otherwise, you don't have an open file to hand over.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Or even the "Super Density Disc", where the SD card logo originated from? (hence why there's an optical disc in the SD logo)
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Dwedit
2y ago
Last I read about FUSE, adding a 128KB read-ahead buffer drastically reduced context switching.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Ooh, once we get to "streaming pixel values" out, then we're secretly using the LCD screen's internal memory as a second framebuffer.
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Dwedit
2y ago
I really don't count Palette and OAM as extra memory, despite me having used unused palette memory as a place to store sound sample data.
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Dwedit
2y ago
The game is not running from RAM, it is running from Flash ROM. This means that code and static data can be placed on ROM rather than in RAM. This is comparable to the GBA, which has 384KB of total RAM, and a ROM cartridge slot for storing
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Dwedit
2y ago
Before anyone tries to bring it up, Doom never ran on a pregnancy test. That was a case mod, no original parts were used besides the plastic case.
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Dwedit
2y ago
The "Google Chromecast with Android TV" was a stick that was sold for $25, and it runs full Android TV. Google would have to abandon Android TV before it would be bricked. They were sold as cable box replacements, running the You
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Dwedit
2y ago
Good. Blocking is unidirectional, you prevent yourself from seeing the other person's posts. It should not be bidirectional, as this informs the other person that you have blocked them. Reddit implements blocking as bidirectional, an
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Dwedit
2y ago
In Windows land, you can put quotes around your file name to prevent the default extension from being added to the filename.
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Dwedit
2y ago
The patch file will create 95% of a working ROM when applied to a blank file, but not enough to actually create a working ROM. Some important bytes are missing. Some ROM hack patches WILL create a complete working ROM when applied to a bla
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Dwedit
2y ago
DOS/V (Not to be confused with the similarly-named MS-DOS 5.0) is what made standard PCs able to run Japanese software. It provided a software emulation of a full Japanese text mode with Kanji, just requiring VGA.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Checked Chrome Web Store using Brave, it's still there.
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Dwedit
2y ago
I once read an article about a project that placed everything into 64KB size blocks. Any pointer within the block is 16-bit, and you can also have references to other blocks. First advantage is that the pointers become tiny, so the objects
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Dwedit
2y ago
Do they have a buyer for that $400k? If not, it's not worth $400K.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Firefox has a local AI translator, AI isn't all low-effort third party services.
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Dwedit
2y ago
I use two side-by-side browser windows, so there's no room for a sidebar.
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Dwedit
2y ago
There is a fork of Pale Moon that is compatible with Windows XP called "New Moon". It's based on Palemoon 28.10.7a1. While an old version of the browser, it is still compatible with modern websites, such as Github. It is av
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Dwedit
2y ago
Librewolf ships with uBlock Origin preinstalled, however the default installation of uBlock Origin enables EasyPrivacy by default. EasyPrivacy blocks legitimate websites, and there is no recourse to try to have a false positive become unbl
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2y ago
I blame Microsoft for enshittifying Windows 11 to the point of nobody wanting to "upgrade" to it.
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Dwedit
2y ago
Big bumper in the front.
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2y ago
It was previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9611710
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2y ago
DuckDuckGo is literally Bing but with location-based ads added to the bottom of your search results.
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2y ago
Threads aren't created in milliseconds, that would be really slow. It's more like microseconds.
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2y ago
The wchar_t thing is made much worse by disagreements on what type that actually is. On Win32, it's a 16-bit type, guaranteed to be UTF-16 code points (or surrogate pairs). But on some other compilers and operating systems, wchar_t c
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