Jaruzel

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by Jaruzel 4y ago
It's shame those APIs are now retired and are no longer part of Windows, as having those assistants as front ends to proper ML/AI systems would be a fun coding experiment. Personally I loved the Wizard avatar.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
How complicated is the Minecraft server protocol? Are there docs some where that detail it, so that anyone can have a go writing a server?
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Do you have a link to more info on this? Thanks.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Following on from my comment which you replied to, I had over the years at least 50 discs and 2 different players. I loved the format, it was a good middle ground before DVDs finally took over the world. By importing Japanese discs, you cou
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Personally, I think the new Tory leader should have been picked directly by the whole party, i.e. with all 8 original hopefuls on the ballot. Party members who vote then put down their preferred 1st, 2nd, and third options, which are then u
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Nitpick: the BBCs Doomsday project used a proprietary data format on standard laserdisc medium, which is why they ended up not being able to access the data decades later as the custom hardware to decode it no longer worked. The laserDisc f
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Agreed. This showed me a nice use case scenario for GPT3 that I wasn't aware of.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
FLIC animation, now that is a blast from the past!
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I've signed up. It's a bit short notice, and I don't know if I can rejuggle to attend, but I'm definitely interested in future meetups.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
There's also a few RunHidden.exe type tools out there, as it's just a ShellExecute WinAPI call.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Back in the DOS days I had (and a still do) a copy of a tool called 'Morph', it took two GIF images, and you placed marker points on the first image and then again on the second, and it generated an MPEG2 file of the morphing. Ver
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
A Ghost/Trailing effect is still available on Windows under Accessibility.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
This was used to good effect to 'recolour' the black and white versions of old Dr Who episodes due to the colour originals having been lost/destroyed.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Outside of comment responding, I struggle to write anything of length that's meaningful and informative. So far I've skimmed this guide, but I've bookmarked it for reference. I really want to improve my online writing, so I&#
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
On Windows 10 (not sure about win 11) there is now a built in app called Video Editor, which seems like an evolution of Movie Maker.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
"but I don't like spam."
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Working on large VAXclusters early in my career, totally spoiled me as to what was possible. Even now, I look at what is laughingly called 'clustering' and I sigh.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I've looked on the website but can't find the answer... Can YaCy index SMB file shares?
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
You'll note I didn't say that, as for some people deleting their FB account is not an option. I do heed my own advice; I do not have the FB app installed on my phone.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
There's a permanent fix for bugs like these: 1. log out of Facebook. 2. Delete the app from your phone. 3. That's it.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Get yourself diagnosed properly. I let my anxiety control my life for far too long, now I am on the correct drugs, my quality of life is WAY better.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Things like /article or /blog or /posts signal to Google the type of content. Having a date in the URL also signals how fresh the content is. Google also state that descriptive URLs get higher click throughs via search than n
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
You can theoretically run MS-DOS on any modern PC that still has legacy BIOS mode. The size of the HDD may cause problems, but if you are lucky you can use a smaller USB stick as the C drive. Alternatively there's FreeDOS which is comp
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
At those developing prices, is it now just cheaper to self-develop, and take advantage of bulk buying the chemicals and paper?
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
NICs maybe, but there's a whole heap of cheap home switches and hubs that don't support 10BaseT. I know this from experience.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I still have a 50" Panasonic Plasma as our bedroom TV. It's 1080p. I still think it has a better picture than a 1080p LCD. I'll be really sad when/if it dies.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
There's also /showrss I'm not sure if there are more tho, I know /ask doesn't have one.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Home offices, like most well used areas around the house tend to evolve organically as time goes on. Without any preplanning, mine has a small wooden posable 'artists' hand that I fiddle with during calls, a small metal Twinings T
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I also have a guitar on my workspace. However it's job is to sit there and mock me for the past 10 years for not being good enough to learn how to play it.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
More specifically, Vint Cerf was one of the main guys who actually standardised the interconnectivity that made them all one internet in the first place https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vint_Cerf

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