Narishma

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by Narishma 11mo ago
They've been on this road since at least Windows 8, long before AI.
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by Narishma 11mo ago
Reminds me of the Xbox One reveal disaster.
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by Narishma 11mo ago
They are not selling it either.
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by Narishma 11mo ago
They already said there won't be a successor until a significantly more powerful and power-efficient SoC than what they are currently using is available.
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by Narishma 11mo ago
Steam Deck uses them the same way and it seems to work fine.
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by Narishma 1y ago
https://github.com/ClementTsang/bottom
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by Narishma 1y ago
> VLC walked so MPV could run. mpv is a fork of mplayer, which preceded VLC by a year or two.
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by Narishma 1y ago
I mean if it requires a modern GPU, that leaves a ton of perfectly working older hardware out in the dust, even those with a GPU if they don't support modern APIs. That's a huge downside when the competing toolkits run just fine o
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by Narishma 1y ago
Even a Steam Deck is overkill for a game like this. This is NES-levels of graphics.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Does it work without a modern GPU?
221.
by Narishma 1y ago
There has to be a reason when 99% of GUI apps don't support it.
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by Narishma 1y ago
That has always been the trend in the rust ecosystem. It's not a new thing.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Is it possible to apply some of the settings like autoindent or line numbers only when editing source code? In other words, does it have different modes like emacs?
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by Narishma 1y ago
Would help if there was a short description of what the websites are about, instead of just a list of random URLs.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Can you point to some source for that? I've never heard of a game using that resolution. The vast majority of them used the standard 320x200, either in CGA, EGA or VGA. The first two ran at 60Hz, VGA at 70Hz. A few games in the mid to
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by Narishma 1y ago
You already know it will lead to exactly that.
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by Narishma 1y ago
No, for VGA it was definitely 70Hz, or 60Hz for the 640x480 mode but few games used that.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Is that why the Rust toolchain can't be compiled on a 32-bit system?
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by Narishma 1y ago
I don't know about OpenWatcom but I used the original Watcom on my old 286 just fine. Even the Windows 3.1 IDE ran fine on it IIRC.
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by Narishma 1y ago
The typical 320x200 mode that games used back then ran at 70Hz.
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by Narishma 1y ago
I use it on a couple of old laptops that Linux no longer supports.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Not true. For example most Linux distributions have dropped 32-bit x86 and/or ARM support and I think it's only a matter of time before the Linux kernel follows suit.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Are they also disabled in search results?
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by Narishma 1y ago
It's technically 2MB of RAM + 1MB of VRAM.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Since when did Windows stop shipping a pager? IIRC it's been there since DOS 2.0 from 1983.
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by Narishma 1y ago
They were still very popular in 1993.
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by Narishma 1y ago
The mouse worked fine in the Turbo IDEs.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Yup. Vim is similar, except its tutorial takes more like 30 minutes.
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by Narishma 1y ago
All your example are in the Apple ecosystem. Depending on where the author is from, it may not be that surprising that they wouldn't know about them. In my corner of the wolrd, Apple was basically non-existent until the iPod and iPhone
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by Narishma 1y ago
I've used all three and I think it's just a matter of what you're used to. I mostly use vi but have no problem switching to the other two schemes when needed. But maybe that's just me not having strong preferences. I kno

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