Medox

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by Medox 3y ago
Then again, "infinitely" might not even be necessary (got carried away there). Maybe our full universe fits predictably in some pre-allocated space of such an advanced machine/project and 1 million years on our part is a days
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by Medox 3y ago
> gratuitously large That's very relative. That never stopped us either when overcompensating with hardware. Now imagine some very advanced quantum computer (or something 10 generations after it) that can scale infinitely after you
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by Medox 3y ago
Isn't this like saying "not your house, not your possessions" ? But landlords cannot just take or misplace my stuff, especially if I pay rent and have some rights.
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by Medox 3y ago
And after Windows XP becomes an option, we can run it from within the Windows 98 Browser, possibly creating a black hole!
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Bringing an Unmodded 8-bit NES Online – The Curious Place 008 [video](youtube.com)
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by Medox 3y ago
Possibly, at least with containers (mine is using containers almost entirely). Cannot say much for other use cases but the package manager in CL always seemed a little scarcer.
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by Medox 3y ago
Multiple redditors also confirmed 32GB memory working with N100: https://www.reddit.com/r/intel/comments/13npvng/what_is_the_...
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by Medox 3y ago
Same goes for Intel's Clear Linux [1] (review [2]), which runs 24/7 on my ASRock J4105-ITX since late 2018. Still looking into upgrading to an N100 ASRock N100DC-ITX [3] or Asus Prime N100I-D D4 [4]. [1] https://www.cle
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by Medox 3y ago
> irrelevance in exile, just look at what happened with Kasparov's popularity inside Russia Then again, Kasparov undermines Russia more efficiently while in exile than Navalny while inside (a prison no less). And Navalvy social medi
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by Medox 3y ago
> There's even a mini-ITX one for some reason So that you cat fit 2 motherboards in that 2 CPU setup! a.k.a. redundant motherboards. /s
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by Medox 3y ago
Very interesting! Reminds me of uClinux for the PSP [1] Offtopic regarding the PSP version mentioned above: while doing some quick research right now (remembering that my PSP still works, as tested a couple of weeks ago), I sh*t you not, go
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by Medox 3y ago
My compromise between pre-built Thin Clients and SBC's was building my own Mini ITX PC. The 17x17cm form factor has just enough connectivity for the size, even PCIe. The 2018 build came in at ~250$: Asrock J4105-ITX [1] + mini ITX case
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by Medox 3y ago
Then again, he did not like Bitcoin that much: > I haven't analyzed BitCoin, but the impression of multiple digital cash experts I've talked to is that it's bunk. [1] > I'd be more optimistic about BitCoin if I had
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by Medox 3y ago
Source site seems to be down. Windows Central has some clarifications: > Now, references to a subscription model were found in the latest Windows preview builds, suggesting that Microsoft is finally going to force users to pay a monthly
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by Medox 3y ago
Sadly, TinyCore [1] is hardly mentioned anymore when tiny distros are discussed, although still in development [2]. Maybe it's still just for a small niche of users, even after 15 years, but you can start with only 17MB's and add
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by Medox 3y ago
If you go to https://www.ibm.com/plex/gallery/ and scroll down to "Plex will be mega-international.", you can replace that text with your own, for testing. But I agree that it's ridiculously overeng
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by Medox 4y ago
Fun fact: in the save video, you can see Neviksti's photographs of the die from 2003 ( https://youtu.be/64FgfhfvJ4s?t=256 )
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by Medox 4y ago
Not sure for CRT's but TFT flickering can also be edited out afterwards, as seen here after ~22:40: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivrlU73VcHw&t=1359s
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by Medox 4y ago
Sounds like a job for archive.org
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by Medox 4y ago
Let them talk to each other, to battle out who is the best.
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by Medox 4y ago
shadows also help in identifying the real person.
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by Medox 4y ago
He did "put the profits to good use", donating $5.7 billion of Tesla shares to charity in 2021: https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/elon-musks-philanthro... After the Twitter poll for offloading 10% of his stak
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by Medox 4y ago
> billions and billions of stars contained within. I don't know, but you feel stuff under those circumstances. Obligatory link to Gigapixels of Andromeda[1]. There are other Gigapixels of Andromeda videos out there but this one also
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by Medox 5y ago
Or /r/UkrainianConflict, since 2014
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by Medox 5y ago
At least you've cost MS more money through four experts than them giving you the game back directly. So there's that, I guess. Now I wonder if fixing such edge cases would be more expensive for them than making users go through th
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by Medox 5y ago
Explaining the Throttle option to my german colleagues is sometimes awkwardly funny (in german trottel = stupid)
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by Medox 5y ago
There's also a 100% dissasembly of Super Metroid by Vitor Vilela: https://www.patreon.com/posts/super-metroid-is-58981617 (not sure if it's related to the github decompile, this being a disassembly) Vitor sta
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by Medox 5y ago
multitrillion*
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by Medox 5y ago
I have a decent gaming PC but still got the PS3, PS4 afterwards and now the PS5 for their portability. We have gaming / couch co-op nights of 4 and play Fifa or split-screen games. The PS3 even supported 7 controllers and is still used
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by Medox 5y ago
For about 2 years my mother got my Mario Paint creations as gifts for her birthday and Mother's Day. She loved them each time (while a little subjective). Still mentions them to this day. So much creative fun inside one game. There was

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