Frenchgeek

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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
You didn't have to replace the house's wiring at least (Happened to an aunt of mine: Gave her a computer, it worked perfectly outside of her home. The electrician was a tad horrified. She still scoffed when I suggested the compute
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
If between rice and water, you replace the rice with chicken broth, I'm pretty sure you don't get to cook much rice...
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
I can do something not unlike that with the second-hand displaylink adapter I currently have gathering dust... I would just need to install a desktop environment on termux for it to be complete (not sure if I could get 3D acceleration with
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
I use Lutris for that, a bit clunky (especially updating games) but it does work.
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
Port a mips emulator for it so you can run Linux on it?
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
https://github.com/nanochess/fbird
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
Obligatory https://xkcd.com/505 , I think.
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
Train ChatGPT to avoid being flagged by turnitin? (Then write a paper on it in a way designed to trip said AI detector)
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
Pretty sure the NES was designed to a price point first and foremost. Especially after the video game crash. Hence the dirt-cheap 6502 derivative in it.
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
Oh, no: It's really easy. Doing it twice is the hard part.
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
The design may also be completely ignoring heat dissipation, and cook its components.
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by Frenchgeek 2y ago
https://www.bigmessowires.com/2018/05/10/10000-more-db-19-co...
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
It's good enough I haven't even started my gaming rig for a few years now... Not painless, but my biggest problems were the System Shock remake that couldn't start a game (an update automagically fixed it) and terrible perfor
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
"0 Unsupported operand types: int - string" in Firefox and Chromium too...
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
From what I remember reading in the comments of his youtube video, the point of the exercise was to do it with as basic equipment as possible.Hence the hours of multiples passes to average the error out instead of a proper data-logging osci
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
https://www.chrisfenton.com/homebrew-cray-1a/ (You'll still need a pretty big drawer)
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
Only if you forget to fold it back before driving.
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
https://twitter.com/sylefeb/status/1258808333265514497 ?
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
A laser pointer has far less risks of having a bullet fall down on an innocent bystander.
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
https://github.com/nbdy/dhtc ?
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
Use some of the PiFox codebase to translate a simple ST emulator on bare metal? Most of the boot time is the OS after all...
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
4.77MHz ought to be enough for anybody
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
I wonder if something like the "while True:learn()" game would allow to iterate robots rapidly...
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
They're the reason why I sort my potential new printers by refill price before buying.
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
Because that's what they had on hand (at the right price) to get rid of all that old hardware, I suspect.
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
I think that one ran out of stock: https://aliexpress.com/item/1005005537582724.html
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by Frenchgeek 3y ago
There's also Gambas for the almost VB needs.
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by Frenchgeek 4y ago
I've never used Edge: I usually use my Windows machine solely for gaming so I've had no need for it. But one day, that browser started itself to tell me of all the new.. Well, whatever it was, I killed the process before it could
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by Frenchgeek 4y ago
A UMSDOS linux revival then?
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by Frenchgeek 4y ago
You should be more specific on what kind of string you want it to theorize.

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