Ennea

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by Ennea 3y ago
Regarding your last point: I've (finally!) switched from Windows to Linux last year. I have, however, decided to set up a dual boot system, and have installed Linux first. Worked just fine.
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by Ennea 3y ago
Impeccable timing, I was just about to try and get into shaders. Thank you so much for writing this, I will be reading it on the weekend.
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by Ennea 3y ago
Making $100 and not having a graphics card for over a year does not work out to "sold at the right time" for me somehow.
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by Ennea 3y ago
The most popular choice in Germany used to be ICQ, at least based on my own friend group and various conversations I've had over the years.
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by Ennea 3y ago
It has support for LSP, with plugins that integrate the various language servers out there.
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by Ennea 3y ago
The other side of that coin is that Nimbus (if it's installed) will happily insert itself as an alternative to Arial and/or Helvetica (cannot remember), even though it's a trash typeface with a broken baseline. I think just g
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by Ennea 3y ago
I think writing the happy path can be a very important part to programming, yes. I know some programmers who don't need to see immediate results when writing their software, but me personally? I can't really do without it. It help
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by Ennea 3y ago
The trick is to use the quick filter instead.
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by Ennea 3y ago
JSON still wins because everything already has a JSON parser.
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by Ennea 4y ago
"Do the first two look the same to you? It’s because some devices display them inconsistently, when the characters sit all by themselves." And also because this article uses an en dash in the table in place of a hyphen.
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by Ennea 4y ago
Just force push something very empty to it before making it public. One more step, yay..
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by Ennea 4y ago
50% opacity probably works my manually interlacing two images, then reducing the size to 50%. You can also do fun stuff like gradients in MS Paint: start out with a square canvas, divide it diagonally and fill each resulting triangle with a
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by Ennea 4y ago
Going to throw another hat into the ring here: I use acme-tiny [1], which is a single file ACME client written in Python in under 200 lines. The idea behind it is that you can fully read and understand everything it does without spending to
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by Ennea 4y ago
You added an /s to the end, but I think this is one of many valid arguments/pain points for a lot of people. It was for me, too: I've been using Linux at work and on my servers for years, but up until recently (September), I
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by Ennea 4y ago
AVIF lives inside an HEIF container, too.
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by Ennea 4y ago
I think one could argue (as many already have) that the purpose of the viewport units is not to solve scrollbar related problems. You can give your <body> element a width of 100% and it will fill all the viewport's space without
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by Ennea 4y ago
Regarding the name, quoting from the README: "Despite the "Klarna" mention, this repository is not affiliated with Klarna AB. KATT was indeed born at Klarna, and Klarna AB holds copyright for parts of the code, but it is now
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by Ennea 4y ago
I've paid $60 or so once, and then another $60 or so for the upgrade to version 4. I've used Sublime Text for almost 10 years, essentially every single day. A hundred bucks for a tool I use every day is not too expensive. And Subl
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by Ennea 4y ago
I'm assuming no FPS. A fighting game, rather.
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by Ennea 4y ago
Since to-scale solar systems are mentioned in the article, it may be worth talking briefly about Outer Wilds. Outer Wilds is a wonderful game built in Unity and comes with its own solar system. Things are quite a bit smaller than in the rea
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by Ennea 4y ago
My local IKEA (and others in Germany I've been to) has an inventory number on a tag of every item. Next to it is the shelf number and section within that shelf where I can find that particular item in the warehouse. IKEA also provides
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by Ennea 4y ago
I just have one question: with a name like Hello, how do you ever expect anybody to find your service on the Internet?
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by Ennea 4y ago
Very good point, thank you!
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by Ennea 4y ago
Another easy way to replicate this: * duplicate your photo layer * apply a Gaussian blur to the duplicate (5-10px, depending on total resolution) * set the blend mode of the duplicate layer to "overlay" * fiddle with the opacity t
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by Ennea 4y ago
I knew that somebody would already have something ready that does this :) Thanks!
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by Ennea 4y ago
You could preserve the colors with some CSS, even :) I have the sudden urge to write a small tool/some CSS that can automatically convert bits of terminal output into ready-to-use fancy HTML+CSS.
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by Ennea 4y ago
Seems confusing on desktop, too. I suppose we are seeing the same thing. So some threads (or are they comments?) just end in an ellipsis. But there's also no way I can see the full thing...? Weird.
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by Ennea 4y ago
Came here to say the same thing. What terrible "design".
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by Ennea 4y ago
I'm already benefiting from IRCv3's server time extension [1], since I use ZNC and get the actual timestamps for each message that I get from its buffer that way. You have capability negotiation [2] at the core of it all, anyway.
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by Ennea 5y ago
To be perfectly honest, I cannot even remember making that change, but also couldn't find any info on whether Firefox or some extension may have done this. I will leave it disabled, however, because its purpose seems to be analytics, a

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