HeckFeck

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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Is it bad that PASSPORT.MID began playing in my head? It has been so many years and I still remember it note for note. Maybe I need therapy.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Too many hours have been lost battering make and searching for lib-$THING in apt, just going from the names of the missing .h files.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
A testament to how open its old extension API was.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
https://git.sr.ht/~vdupras/duskos/tree/master/item/README.md The thought of a solitary hacker somehow saving our electronic heritage with nothing but a Sega Master System brings a grin to my face.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Unlike the start menu, I've yet to see advertising when I open the Launchpad or Spotlight. Also, I can complete setup on my Mac without having to create an Apple ID, and if I opt out the system respects that and is quite usable. Finall
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Pelican running on Nginx + cheap £3.50pm vps + £15 annual domain registration. Rebuild and rsync my blog any time there is a new post. Works out approx. £57 per year.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Now we just need a way of splicing these into the actual Windows 95.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
"You are all individuals!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHbzSif78qQ
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
https://www.metal-archives.com/search?searchString=primus&ty... 0 results = sad Les Claypool face.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Too much fun in the comments =) I agree that newpipe is excellent, it's a wonder they still keep it going.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
> YouTube: search interface cleanups Ah, finally someone has done it. YouTube search without the 'For you' and 'from your history' guff.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Time to get perlbrew'ing!
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Is this any relation to Nano-X? http://microwindows.org/
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Yeah, mobile really sucks for this compared to the 90s and 00s desktop experience. It really feels like a step backwards; at least you could delete things from the StartUp folder on Windows 98.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
> Reject all platforms that are not fully open, and reject all devices that come with any amount of closed software or firmware. I wish we could, but they truly have us by the balls. It is nigh impossible to participate in society withou
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Argos had a website put up where you could browse every one of their published catalogues. I think they put it up in 2020 to commemorate the ending of their printed catalogue. Alas, they weren't PDF or any sort of download and the webs
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Shit, wish I'd thought of that when I was in school.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
There might be a control in the Calmira source code that would help, but it is in Pascal and not C. http://www.calmira.net/source/index.htm
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
If I could, I would use NT 3.51 as my daily driver today. I know a lot of 32 bit software would still work on it well into the late 90s/early 2000s.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Nice. I have been on the lookout for a collaboration platform to keep docs + help plan dev, will give Vrite a look as well.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Not to mention https://www.pardus.at This one has a clicky tile-based UI and a space economy simulation.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
If you want to help someone, you'll put in some effort to find out what said person/group actually needs. Evidently the aforesaid volunteers did nothing of the sort, so I'll maintain my cynicism. If I say that I really care f
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
FreeBSD? Makes sense, isolate the repo process so nothing nasty escapes.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
- Sent from my IPv6-only router, 2038
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
For those volunteers, that is a great example of doing something to make yourself feel better at the expense of the others you're claiming to help. It's easy to imagine everyone is 'always loved' if you grew up in a stab
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
The web page still has a statement on Year 2000 compliance. Quaint.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Much as I am a *nix man through and through, I'm always impressed to see how Windows can be hacked through clever exploitation of its modularity.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
That's class! Would you object if I typed up a quick review and listed it on my Well Made Web gallery? I'd slot it in under Artistic https://wmw.thran.uk/artistic/index.html
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
> the leaked wipEout source code That's really cool, will you share your efforts anywhere? Love a bit of anti-gravity racing myself. I recommend you listen to the OST whilst coding it for maximum immersion.
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by HeckFeck 3y ago
Key-Gone-Jin?

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