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by Flow 7y ago
Maybe there are different recommendations where you live, but here in Sweden and most of the hits on a web search suggest max dosage of paracetamol is 4g/day spread out.
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by Flow 7y ago
Paywalled. :-(
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by Flow 7y ago
Since cmd+<number> now switches tab in Terminal.app, and the other few things I like, such as remembering the scrollbacks, number of tabs and cwd's, I find I have no use of iTerm2 any longer. Plus, Terminal.app feels much faster.
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by Flow 7y ago
I feel the same. I fondly remember doing hour-long raytracing on the Amiga and having set the priority to something low I never noticed the rendering going on. On the Mac, it seems no matter what I set the priorities of the involved process
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by Flow 7y ago
No, I love Old Man's War but Collapsing Empire was a totally different book. It didn't help that Will Wheaton read it too.
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by Flow 7y ago
I think AmigaOS 3 could be a nice kernel as it is. And to make it more Unix-y memory protection could be introduced but only for a new userland process with more traditional syscalls. It's a bit how DragonflyBSD is slowly converging to
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by Flow 7y ago
Most Amiga games with parallax used dual playfields mode. AFAIK, you couldn't combine that with EHB. Shadow of The Beast used dual playfield graphics, not EHB. Agony too, for gameplay. Title screen etc could be EHB. https://
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by Flow 7y ago
There's also a NASTY bit you can set so the Blitter gets the bus cycles it want, any CPU access will have to wait for a spare cycle. I'm not sure how much faster using that bit will make Blitter graphic operations in practise. I s
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by Flow 7y ago
Unless I'm wrong, a drawback of using interleaved bitplanes to do fewer but larger blits is that the mask for the sprite shape gets bigger too. If you do several blits, one per bitplane, you get to use the same mask data, but when usin
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by Flow 7y ago
A bit more info about the Amiga 1000 Kickstart write-only memory. https://www.old-computers.com/museum/doc.asp?c=28
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by Flow 7y ago
A few games used the RAM intended for the Kickstart on A1000. The same game on A500 needed 1MB RAM.
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by Flow 7y ago
> Mantle was released before Metal. Metal was released soon after and then as a finished "product" in iOS. It likely has had more than a year in development inside Apple before the release too. You make it almost sound like the
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by Flow 7y ago
I wonder how much the authors of C64/Amiga Bubble Bobble, R-Type, Paperboy, Ghost'n'Goblins, Buggy Boy, Solomon's Key, Pang, Arkanoid, Silkworm played the game? Those were actually good ports. Do you have a list of the g
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by Flow 7y ago
Most racing games were horrible on the 8-bit computers. Even on the Amiga there were few actually good racing games. Lotus Esprit Challenge and Stunt Car Racer(God bless) was among the good ones.
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by Flow 7y ago
I just deleted mine. Then I discovered on that delete page that you have to separately delete the accounts you might have on other exchanges. This is bad UX. I searched the net for a bit and it seems the way to do it is via: - https:/
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by Flow 7y ago
Tycho. http://www.prefixmag.com/features/tycho-on-music-and-design-...
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by Flow 7y ago
Yes, of course, but I was thinking of the rest of the Vue app. Much of the things you do in a Vue app probably will not translate well into a postback-emulated no script variant without extensive work.
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by Flow 7y ago
Not sure how a Vue.js app would work without any client-side Javascript enabled.
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by Flow 7y ago
I grew up coding demo effects on the C64 and the Amiga. I always loved how the vblank synced ultra-smooth graphics slide over the screen while the CRT had a sort of magical "glow" to the picture. I sit here by a nice iMac but ofte
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by Flow 7y ago
> I find the current font a bit illegible It takes a lot of effort to read it. I'd say that for me it's 80% unreadable. Please, at least make a button on the site to select another font if a user feels like I do.
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by Flow 7y ago
Selecting some text and then drag it to a text editor works though. :)
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by Flow 7y ago
I think the implementation of signaling and message passing in exec.library is my favorite thing in AmigaOS.
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by Flow 7y ago
This test maybe should not focus on the output being byte-identical to the input file, but to be structurally identical. It's an XML file, with another semi-structured language inside the text nodes. There's opportunity to utilize
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by Flow 7y ago
Doesn't most movies earn back the money the first days/weeks in the cinemas? But you might have a point for tv series. I suspect they have gotten much more expensive to make the last 1-2 decades.
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by Flow 7y ago
I feel this fragmentation of where content can be found is going to cause a new wave of torrenting movies/series. I pay for 5 different streaming services right now, one is Apple Music. On Apple Music I can find, what I feel, like 90%
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by Flow 7y ago
I think fewer features can be a very good thing actually.
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by Flow 7y ago
FYI: I live in the EU and work for a large corporation. I have a Pluralsight subscription via Visual Studio+MSDN and when the period is near the end Pluralsight sends several emails informing me that the subscription soon will end and that
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by Flow 7y ago
I so want to take that class. Maybe it would be possible to start a fund raiser and pay him to record videos and release the materials used in the course?
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by Flow 7y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but what stops you from having Unvalidated<T> etc wrapper classes in C#?
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by Flow 7y ago
I agree. I think even touch UIs should have some hints if you can click on something, and if you can click, force press, or long-press. It would be great if someone could make hover work on touch UIs. The great 1980's Mac OS UI was rea

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