Narishma

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by Narishma 1y ago
Oh I didn't know the new Arduino board had a GPU. Do we know what kind?
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by Narishma 1y ago
Even C is like that in its most popular stdlib implementation (glibc).
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by Narishma 1y ago
Full Intel or full AMD laptops are usually fine in my experience. It's when you have both an integrated and a discrete GPU, especially Nvidia, that things start to fall apart.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Isn't that C++?
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by Narishma 1y ago
The game directly supports Hercules [1]. Plenty of games did back then, 500+ according to Mobygames [2]. [1] https://www.mobygames.com/game/196/prince-of-persia/specs/do... [2] https://www.mob
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by Narishma 1y ago
I've noticed Raspberry Pi posts here always attract tons of negative comments, regardless of what the article is about.
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by Narishma 1y ago
It's got only 3KB of RAM, less than even the VIC-20.
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by Narishma 1y ago
They said most people they knew, not most people.
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by Narishma 1y ago
This is not correct. WP6 ran just fine even on a 286 and was still a text mode application.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Same hardware but I'm using NetBSD instead since Debian dropped 32-bit support.
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by Narishma 1y ago
I think the SIMD is different between them. I don't remember the details but it was beefed up on the Xbox 360 because it didn't have the SPEs like the PS3.
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by Narishma 1y ago
At least the arrow keys are all the same size, unlike that super common awful design where the left and right keys are twice the size of the up and down keys.
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by Narishma 1y ago
It may not be for you, but none of what you said has stopped more than 80 million people from buying a PS5. It's obvious there's a large market for it.
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by Narishma 1y ago
The page is temporary, until the website is moved there.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Use a Raspberry Pi or something.
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by Narishma 1y ago
You don't keep the kettle constantly running, unlike a PC.
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by Narishma 1y ago
> quad words Shouldn't that be quarter words? Quad means quadruple.
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by Narishma 1y ago
They probably meant PDP-8.
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by Narishma 1y ago
In my case I have a couple of first gen 32-bit Atom netbooks that I use regularly for the same things I've always used them for. The hardware still work just fine so I see no reason to replace them.
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by Narishma 1y ago
> Users running i386 systems should not upgrade to trixie. Instead, Debian recommends either reinstalling them as amd64, where possible, or retiring the hardware. What I did is switch to NetBSD.
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by Narishma 1y ago
Don't those issues only apply to odd number of bits, rather than non-power-of-2? For example, 12 isn't a power of 2 but doesn't suffer from any of those things you mentioned.
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by Narishma 1y ago
But Pi Zero has a GPU, so why not make use of it?
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by Narishma 1y ago
Your comment makes it sound like he started the company to make Tycoon games, but those came like a decade later.
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by Narishma 1y ago
No, it's like Qt and QML.
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by Narishma 1y ago
I don't know about the others but C and C++ certainly did. They had a number of commercial compiler vendors advertising them in the 80s and 90s when they established themselves.
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by Narishma 1y ago
When a quarter or more of the front page is stories about those themes, you'll be doing a lot of whacking.
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by Narishma 1y ago
I feel like 10 answers is too few to generate a good profile. I tried it and it marked a lot of stories as 'skip' that were pretty interesting to me, presumably because they didn't fit into the 3 or 4 categories it determined
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by Narishma 1y ago
Because they can.
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Has Xbox Considered Laying One Person Off Instead of Thousands(aftermath.site)
12 points by Narishma 1y ago|1 comments
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by Narishma 1y ago
What delay are you talking about?

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