Kipters

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by Kipters 4y ago
If the cost and size of the Pro 8 is ok for you compared to the Go 3's, consider the Pro X or the newer Pro 9 5G, they're based on a ARM64 SoC [0]. They're more than enough for all of what you mentioned, they're fanless
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by Kipters 4y ago
Since it's now cross platform, technically powershell brought powershell features to Unix first
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by Kipters 4y ago
Work laptop (issued by company): MacBook Pro late 2019 (16", i9, 64 GB of ram) Personal laptop: Surface Pro X (SQ2, 16 GB of ram) I use a desktop for most of my work and personal things though, I only use the laptops when I'm not
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by Kipters 4y ago
14" and 16" MacBook Pros are equipped with 120 Hz displays
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by Kipters 4y ago
Exactly, to work around mandatory attendance
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by Kipters 4y ago
Yep, I had to spend a lot of time talking with people offering proxy services or looking for proxies to understand exactly what it was, and we ended up banning this kind of requests because of how dishonest it is. Turns out it's common
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by Kipters 4y ago
I manage a big dev-related Telegram channel, I was surprised how widespread this practice is (they call it "proxying")
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by Kipters 4y ago
I wonder how that would work for EU-261 [0] since in Europe you're not only entitled to refund, but to compensation [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_Compensation_Regulation
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by Kipters 4y ago
Xamarin (native) used to be my go-to technology for cross-platform mobile apps, but Microsoft has absolutely driven it into the ground since the acquisition. Looks like they only care about MAUI, for which I couldn't care less given th
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by Kipters 4y ago
Yes, that's the reason
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by Kipters 4y ago
For everyone else's benefit, here is where it comes from: https://mobilegamer.biz/devs-not-baking-monetisation-into-th...
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by Kipters 4y ago
In this case it is an option, you can still disable UEFI Secure Boot, re-enable the UEFI CA and enroll your own keys. The only thing that changes is a default in an option you would need to alter in any case if you wanted to control the boo
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by Kipters 4y ago
It is a niche compared to the millions of consumer laptops that are being sold though, as is the whole category
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by Kipters 4y ago
Not disagreeing with the general message, but IMHO if a user is willing to go through the hassle of installing another OS, as easy as it is nowadays, I don't think toggling a bios option is _that_ big of a deal. As far as I'm conc
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by Kipters 4y ago
I must admit, just by reading the title and the domain on HN's homepage I was dead sure it was a Raymond Chen post
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by Kipters 4y ago
What you're describing actually existed in the form of the Continuum feature on Windows 10 Mobile [0] or Ubuntu Touch's convergence
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by Kipters 5y ago
Happy it helped! I also found some info about how Nintendont lets you use controllers and virtual memory cards: it provides the game with its own implementation of the GameCube system calls which then use whatever is best suited for the tas
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by Kipters 5y ago
One thing to note is that Nintendont is not for Wii U only, it's also useful for later Wii models that removed GC support. The Wii has two processors: the main PowerPC one which runs the game bare-metal dubbed Broadway, and a smaller A
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by Kipters 5y ago
In my opinion one of the best, if not THE best, ways to play GameCube games on modern screens
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by Kipters 5y ago
I remember running a version of uCLinux on my GBA SP back in 2006
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by Kipters 5y ago
In a sense also the Wii (Wii was basically a GameCube with 1.5x the clock and extra hardware) and Wii U (3 Wii cores strapped together + both the new and Wii GPUs + extra hardware) did so
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by Kipters 5y ago
Some versions don't, like the GameBoy Micro and, in a sense, the Nintendo DS which includes the GBA CPU but not the GB one. There's already an emulator called Goomba that runs on the GBA, even in older GBA models it's useful
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by Kipters 5y ago
To be fair, this is designed for Raspberry Pi, and nowadays it's almost impossible to find a micro SD that's less than 16 GB and costs significantly less than a 16 GB one, I don't think a couple hundred MBs are a concern (eve
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by Kipters 5y ago
Got a bug report about an app I did nothing about (used by some partners to check certain kinds of tickets). No one else knew anything about it. I couldn't find it on our Gitlab nor in our legacy Bitbucket. Turns out the source code wa
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by Kipters 5y ago
Italy here, same.
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by Kipters 5y ago
To rub is "sfregare", "fregare" means either to steal something or to con someone. As you said, "fregarsene" means to care.
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by Kipters 5y ago
Italian here: probably yes Since it became available here it became the de-facto standard for online purchases, most people don't even look at other marketplaces now and are often willing to pay more just because the order is coming fr
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by Kipters 5y ago
Now, if you could actually get the Pocket...
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by Kipters 5y ago
Also Xbox Live now, older accounts got just the nickname, the new ones get the four digit code. Seems like the gaming world is the one really pushing for solving this problem.
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by Kipters 5y ago
Ditto. My main project & CI are ready to be (cross) compiled to ARM, I'm just waiting for Graviton-powered Fargate.

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