FrostKiwi

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by FrostKiwi 4y ago
Instantly confused this with a feature specific to DragonFlyBSD. Looking sweet though.
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by FrostKiwi 4y ago
That is one of the most unique mergers of tech and art I have seen in a while. Big ups to the creator.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
I'm jelous :[ Being stereoblind none of the examples work for me.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
<OT> I misread it and thought is was an update to REGoth[1][2], the Gothic FOSS engine recreation. Had really high hopes, that that project revived. Too bad. [1] https://github.com/REGoth-project/REGoth [2] http
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
libdav1d when it was included in MPV was such an incredible experience. Prior to, my QX9300 Thinkpad didn't manage double digit fps with anything AV1 regardless of bitrate. The love and attention put into supporting older Vector extens
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
First time hearing about this, though the similarity to Nuke is uncanny. I'm happy to see OpenFX getting treated as a first class citizen and not be relegated to be the unwanted child of a bigger compositor. Definetly gonna try it out.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
> With the convenient icon next to the clock in Sway Wait what? I never even considered this. I am in love with Sway. Having a tiling window manager on a phone might be quite the facinating use-case, mapping swipes to tiling actions simi
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
It's very funny to me how the 99€ Plus version and 199€ Pro version advertise an alternate g as a selling feature.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Everyone is in the mood to write about text rendering today for some reason, love it. Great to see so many points paralleled like this article talking [1] about sub-pixel offsets being a challange and Nuklear's Wiki article talking [2]
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Fully agree - This seems like a project with rather limited in scope. And that's ok. The authors even acknowledge it. It's not an absolute judge of SFW'ness, neither does it claim to be. I can see it as a tool to skim a large
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
I took me a decade to develop a healthy relationship with my phone and this is my personal insight: It's really good at delivering anything mind numbing, repetitive, low effort. Anything that fits those criterias can bring out the good
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Whilst I don't disagree on the point of r/antiwork being an echo chamber... ..."effective geo-lock" - Yeah good luck with that. If there is truly such a thing like a troll campaign, no form of geo lock will ever stop the
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
> Don’t forget that reviewers made a huge deal out of the fact that CPUs downclock themselves when running AVX instructions. It was and is kinda a huge deal. I followed the development of Corona Renderer for the past decade closely and o
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Ohh, yeah! Supposed to be immediate mode. I swear I typed it correclty O.o
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Valve knows this and built a compatibility review team https://youtu.be/_OAqvtlgfGA and rating system. Though of course it's still marketing material from the source you should trust the least - the maker. If the Steam
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
I'd consider OpenGL 3.3 today's lowest common denominator, if you are after backwards compatibility. It removed the intermediate mode pipeline and introduced the Core profile, making it a good candidate for the lowest thing to tar
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
"An error occurred while processing your request." Hacker news proves to be a prime DDOS service with competitive pricing once more.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Absolutely true. "unless they specifically waive those rights" - if archiving entailed contacting the owner with a legal archive request, we would have archived basically nothing. Luckily there are exceptions for Internet Archive
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Public data is... public. No one should be stopped from saving a public page and nothing should stop Internet Archive, be it robot or human. There is if course a need for removal of archived content infringing on someone's rights, what
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
>I heard Wayland is currently broken I can vouch for the complete opposite. I use sway, an i3 like Wayland compositor (compositor = window manager in the confusing wayland lingo), and its completely problem free, only changing kern.evde
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
What I gathered from trying to get a PS5 DualSense running on FreeBSD ( https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/playstation-5-dualsense-c... ) is the following: BlueTooth 2.1 has full support. BlueTooth 4.0 has support only
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Laptop and Desktop, though I am cheating a bit. I just use the Intel integrated graphics on FreeBSD, since I'm still dual-booting Windows for Video production and gaming. Media consumption, programming and office stuff works just as fi
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Now that's some lucky timing! Literally in 12 hours I'm supposed to work on how to sync machines without network access, that write to SQLite databases. SQLite never ceases to amaze me.
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
The whole interview oozes such positive energy, I'm happily reminded why I'm using FreeBSD as my daily driver.
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Fusion reactors don't solve the future helium shortage (with current technology) [pdf](th.fhi-berlin.mpg.de)
1 points by FrostKiwi 5y ago|0 comments
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
DynamicIP + DynDNS works just as fine. Getting DynDNS can be acomplished via many routes. - Even old routers support at least noip.com and update the IP when it changes - major DynDNS providers have a custom tool you can install, running i
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
I maintain couple of digital music teaching rooms. (instruments connected via audio interfaces, teachers switch cameras via elgato minis, etc.) We also setup Jamulus with a couple of students, by sending out 100$ equipment packages. In Germ
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by FrostKiwi 5y ago
Many pieces of circuitry on different scales are already 3D. On the big side, PCBs are printed in multiple layers, going smaller we have 3D NAND flash, micro processors are very much printed in "layers" with components being conne
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Breaking pins to upgrade the CPU – The ThinkPad Quad-Core mod(youtube.com)
4 points by FrostKiwi 5y ago|0 comments