Joe_Cool

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by Joe_Cool 3y ago
According to Wikipedia they estimated US$90 Million in July https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrayaan-3#Funding
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by Joe_Cool 3y ago
Surprising, the same search on duckduckgo gives me: www.w3schools.com stackoverflow.com docs.python.org and a sidebar quoting the 2nd result which is the top voted answer to: "What is __init__.py for" on Stackoverfl
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by Joe_Cool 4y ago
The first one is the one that put the most coins into the AdWords slot, I'd guess.
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
If "send key to all members of channel x" is enabled it would be good if that would work. You can set it to "only other clients and people I have personally verified" but that is quite cumbersome for big channels that ju
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
That's the problem with completely free code. They are allowed to take it and build proprietary crap with it.
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
Isn't XMPP the base of all major chat services? I used my own client (Psi+) for a while with Facebook chat but since I no longer use Facebook I don't know if that still works. Too bad none of them support federation any longer.
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
Many games supported digitized output over a DAC on the LPT port. I remember building one myself. There are many tutorials. A moderately fast 486 can output CD-Quality sample rates with such a thing. Covox had one in the 80s: https:/&
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
Check out the title theme from Maniac Mansion. Someone at Lucasfilm Games knew what they were doing with the PC Speaker. They had great musicians. The dynamic iMuse music in Monkey Island 2 and Tie Fighter (only in the DOS/MIDI version
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
The Wing Commander 1 title theme on MT-32 is absolutely amazing.
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
Funny thing: it was the other way around for many C64 games. Many NTSC ports of the time played too fast and had aspect ratio issues. Music from many EU Scene Demos was 20% faster on a US C64. Good thing that's over.
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by Joe_Cool 5y ago
Yes! On older PCs and netbooks the new site is an absolute pain to use with massive lag and CPU usage.
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
This discussion flared up recently when mesa and Arch Linux were considering changing the defaults or providing new packages. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Mesa-202... From experience using `-march
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
I just stopped fighting it and start my day at 11AM. I am much more productive, healthy and can concentrate better at work. One early meeting a week is not a problem. I still need my alarm clock most of the time or I'd just keep dozi
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
They already have that: https://www.amd.com/en/amd-opteron-a1100 Didn't sell very well.
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
That does not sound different from what Windows does. By default all programs running under the same user can access all windows of other applications (except UAC elevated ones). It's a relic from when OLE and Clipboard in Windows 3 ju
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
That would actually work fine on Windows 10 32bit. It still has NTVDM and can run 16bit and DOS programs.
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
> makes amazing hardware Louis Rossmann would disagree
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
Right click -> open message in conversation
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by Joe_Cool 6y ago
Using a compiler with proper switches is hard it seems. Some also blame 3rd party libraries or DRM.