M95D

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by M95D 3mo ago
I was just noticing that there was a whole lot of work fixing these minor bugs, and then went all lazy writing the patch... Or maybe I was spoiled by decades of scene patches, cracks and tiny demos with chiptune music and funny graphics.
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by M95D 3mo ago
> What is and isn't a taxation regime isn't up to you, it depends on whether your tax rate is modulated by some choice What are you saying? If the tax is fixed for everyone independent of any choince they make, then it's n
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by M95D 3mo ago
> Mantis targets 64-bit Windows systems and requires .NET 8 or higher to run. So, it won't work on the same retro PC as the game.
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by M95D 3mo ago
I'm going to split your arguments into parts, because they don't make much sense clumped together. I have a hard time understanding it. > not whataboutism because it is valid to compare taxation regimes. But this isn't a t
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by M95D 3mo ago
To route what? It doesn't appear to be capable of any kind of networking.
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by M95D 3mo ago
> I think you can still load OpenWRT on them Not a recent version, not from the last 10 years at least. They dropped even 8/32MB devices. On my Turris Omnia, the bare system with nothing else running takes about 70MB RAM, mostly bec
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by M95D 3mo ago
He should have patented it and restrict its use via IP laws. Won't prevent 3-letter agencies using it, but will prevent private companies like Flock.
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by M95D 3mo ago
US wants Greenland, Russia wants Ukraine, China wants Africa, etc. This reminds me of the intro to Fallout games, the one with "war, war never changes". The fight for the last of Earth's resources enters endgame phase.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Whataboutism and not true.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Sound like a totalitarian regime to me. Look at which countries already tried it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_on_childlessness These were all communist countries with at least an intention/policy of providin
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by M95D 3mo ago
What about freedom?
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by M95D 3mo ago
To hell with the group. I won't feel sorry for my children and the state of the world they'll need to live in.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Total Commander is pay once, free updates forever. It's over 30 years old now. RAR / WinRAR - same and it's even older.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Complexity in the name of cost cutting. A hardware power limiter based on temperature would cost... $1? A thermal pipe from speakers to case acting as a radiator would be... $5?
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by M95D 3mo ago
Responsibility comes with practice. Switzerland is doing okay.
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by M95D 3mo ago
> AI tools are probably not even on the radar for the kind of politicians that keep pushing this. Forget about the politicians for a bit. There still are many regions on the globe where no age verification is mandatory, yet websites chos
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by M95D 3mo ago
COVID itself causes blood clots. In fact, pulmonary embolism with blood clots is frequent in COVID patients. https://health.clevelandclinic.org/should-you-be-worried-abo... https://www.ejinme.com/article&#x2
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by M95D 3mo ago
Considering the kind of people that get voted into Parliament, I consider that a very good thing. I only consider true democracies those countries where citizens can force new legislation by national referendum, bypassing parliament. There
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by M95D 3mo ago
My own experience is the opposite. Since ~2006 when I fist started using Linux, all systems had ACPI errors in Linux, sometimes making some hw components completely unusable in Linux. Device tree boards either just worked (Raspberry) or I p
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by M95D 3mo ago
> No one uses the firmware supplied DTs because they're usually broken. Oh, and an even more complex UEFI+ACPI solution won't be broken?
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by M95D 3mo ago
> software-side speaker protection What's that?
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by M95D 3mo ago
Why would you combine mainline kernel with manufacturer device tree? Kernel includes its own device trees.
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by M95D 3mo ago
But ARM has PCI, including it's enumeration. For the many other devices (timer, uart, I2c, PCI controller itself) no enumeration is possible - you can't enumerate searching for a timer without having a working timer - only a hardw
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by M95D 3mo ago
All IBM PC clones had (or emulated) the same 8253 timer, 8259 PIC, 8237 DMA controller, 8042 keyboard controller, CMOS RTC, 8250/16550 serial port, standard IDE/PATA, standard framebuffer addresses, standard PCI and ISA register a
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by M95D 3mo ago
I wouldn't know. I run Gentoo. :)
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by M95D 3mo ago
> my major complaint is Device Tree sucks Why? Device tree is great. You can patch it yourself if something doesn't work, add overlays, etc.
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by M95D 3mo ago
He said he needed patches to make the GPUs work. Kernel package auto-updated does not have those patches and overwrites the custom kernel he built every time there was an update available.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Can't find the reference by date. What's the name of the document?
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by M95D 3mo ago
Too advanced for me, but I still get the impression this won't help home users one bit. It's probably going to be FAANG-level expensive and FAANG will most likely use it against us.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Theoretically, yes, but Gentoo with all their resources couldn't keep even eudev alive. How much free time does one person need to maintain a fork of the entire systemd?

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