Narishma

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931.
by Narishma 4y ago
Yes. Most of the good TRS-80 emulators I've seen are proprietary. There's xtrs in the Debian repos but last time I tried it, it was pretty bare bones and not very accurate. Edit: There's also MAME of course but it's a bi
932.
by Narishma 4y ago
IIRC it was not available on Windows 10 Home, which I'd guess to be the largest install base. I don't know about Windows 11.
933.
by Narishma 4y ago
Online versions of old games usually come with a PDF of the manual.
934.
by Narishma 4y ago
There's this recent PS1-inspired horror game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQSliCGpMU
935.
by Narishma 4y ago
Emulators just run the BIOS ROM you give them. You'll get different UIs depending on which BIOS version you have.
936.
by Narishma 4y ago
Even the BIOS had different UIs depending on the model.
937.
by Narishma 4y ago
Not the case for me. Pretty stuttery on Firefox.
938.
by Narishma 4y ago
I remember playing a similar game to this around that time period (late 80s, early 90s), but it was for DOS and came with its C source code. I remember having more fun with the source code than the actual game.
939.
by Narishma 4y ago
Rust isn't a Mozilla language. It started there but it has it's own foundation and isn't under Mozilla's stewardship.
940.
by Narishma 4y ago
Xerox.
941.
by Narishma 4y ago
> Me, but I aint paying $800 for it (if I understood the article correctly). That's the pro model. The consumer version is half that.
942.
by Narishma 4y ago
It's not a music-player only device. It's basically an Android phone without the modem. It can do a ton of stuff besides play music.
943.
by Narishma 4y ago
Why is the UI so sluggish?
944.
by Narishma 4y ago
There's nothing new about this. It's from 2020.
945.
by Narishma 4y ago
It's the reason I prefer to write inline assembly, or even external assembly, for SIMD code rather than use intrinsics. Much easier to read.
946.
by Narishma 4y ago
> Agreed on the disk encryption. Other than that Haiku is indeed getting dangerously close to being feasible as a daily driver. Why is that dangerous?
947.
by Narishma 4y ago
Are you working on something like that?
948.
by Narishma 4y ago
Touching apple skin with my teeth gives me the same sensation as fingernails on a chalkboard. I don't have this issue with other fruits, just apples for some reason.
949.
by Narishma 4y ago
Nobody is stopping you from doing that.
950.
by Narishma 4y ago
Not to be confused with this OWL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_Windows_Library
951.
by Narishma 4y ago
Was? Isn't it still very common?
952.
by Narishma 4y ago
They were talking about game engines, not dates.
953.
by Narishma 4y ago
Scala has it easily beaten in that regard.
954.
by Narishma 4y ago
> I don’t think 64mb of ram is necessary at all. Indeed, 640KB should be more than enough.
955.
by Narishma 4y ago
What makes you think it is slower because of the borrow checker?
956.
by Narishma 4y ago
Debian doesn't seem to install it by default either.
957.
by Narishma 4y ago
What does it mean for an IDE to support neovim?
958.
by Narishma 4y ago
You're right, it's terrible that it takes 3 minutes to boot on a 500Mhz CPU.
959.
by Narishma 4y ago
That wasn't a side scroller.
960.
by Narishma 4y ago
What you describe was before Windows 95.

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