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Narishma
4y ago
I would absolutely expect any drawing application to drop to 0% when I'm not interacting with it. That's the norm with native applications, it shouldn't be any different for a web app.
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4y ago
It shouldn't be using CPU resources when nothing is happening.
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4y ago
They only used PowerVR GPUs for a single Atom generation (I think it was the second).
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4y ago
OpenGL rather.
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4y ago
Are those open formats?
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4y ago
Is there a spec for SWF?
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4y ago
Text rendering in a terminal emulator is not a CPU-intensive thing.
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4y ago
It didn't take 5 major revisions. There was a big regression with KDE 4 compared to previous versions, and that was remedied in KDE 5.
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4y ago
This isn't a C compiler though. It's a compiler for a language called Tiny-C.
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4y ago
This is a compiler for a language called Tiny-C.
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4y ago
> If you're sad about all of your RAM being eaten, you'll be despondent if you think about about your poor L1 and L2 caches--they're all being 100% used all of the time! You mean wasted all the time. With all the over-abst
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4y ago
They are.
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4y ago
"hf" is targeted at v7 and newer in Debian but I don't think it's for any technical reason. Raspbian is mostly just Debian recompiled for ARM v6 with hardfloat and it works just fine.
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4y ago
I doubt it. It only has 384 KB of RAM.
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4y ago
Use the reader mode of your browser.
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4y ago
That's entirely subjective. I personally find Zig, Nim and even Go much uglier than Rust.
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4y ago
Even the PS4 supported async compute in its GPU.
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4y ago
There's no way to know that, is there?
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4y ago
Microsoft's UI guidelines were good too in the Windows 95-98 era before they went downhill. Their problem was that they didn't follow them in their own major applications like Office.
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4y ago
> There’s no cut down FPU like on the PS5, for example. Anyone know more about this?
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4y ago
The first point in that link trying to show that it supports different languages has a screenshot with broken Arabic rendering...
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4y ago
Just because you can doesn't mean you have to customize your editor. I've been using vanilla vi and emacs for years just fine.
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4y ago
With friends like that, who needs enemies?
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4y ago
What text are you talking about?
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4y ago
The article says it's running fine on a Core 2 Duo.
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4y ago
> How many human hours should be wasted on toy projects that only cause distraction and get abandoned shortly after? As many hours as possible.
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4y ago
Doesn't Qt already have an editor component?
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4y ago
Non-video link: https://geoffg.net/picomitevga.html
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4y ago
My no-name dumbphone has an FM radio.
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4y ago
CorelDRAW 8 came out in 1998. That it even runs on a 486 is a miracle.
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