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2y ago
I had the same issue! (but was Sim City 2000 on floppy disks). And I had a OAK SVGA card ... an OAK OTI 87 or 84, if I remember correctly. Also, I remember that with some tools that come on a floppy disk with the card, I could output a 1024
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2y ago
I was always asking what happened with the magnetic mirror experiments about fusion. I only know about, what was in a book that I read when I was young. I think that was the "The fusion quest"
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2y ago
Windows 9x and ME, yet used bits Iog DOS beyond bootstrapping. They were using config.sys to load drivers
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2y ago
I had good memories of DR-DOS 5
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3y ago
Modding it's pretty alive on PC.
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3y ago
I miss LOADLIN
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3y ago
on my case, I need to install Windows 3.1 and then update to 95 and then update to 98. Windows 95 and 98 update editions
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3y ago
I have yet a book of Peter Norton of 80286 assembly that uses DEBUG a lot to do the first steps programming assembly.
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3y ago
So, why does Microsoft want to kill AD and move everything to their cloud ?
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3y ago
What is the point of that complexity if JPEG XL can store HDR images ?
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3y ago
I have vinyls
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3y ago
Why do you need batteries on trains ? Just electrify the railway. It's a solved problem like a century ago! PD: Yes, you could use a not electrified railway, but simply makes more sense to electrificate all railways
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3y ago
perhaps enough food. But it's very poorly distributed
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3y ago
> they could produce enough neutrinos to be dangerous I find hard to believe that we can produce more neutrinos that the sun produces.
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3y ago
for me it's a problem of the tool converting in place EXT to BTRFS. Not necessarily a problem of BTRFS.
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3y ago
high frequency alternate current is the safest, in the sense that the skin effect enters in effect, and the current doesn't touch your muscles (or at least your hearth). However, the danger of burns persists.
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3y ago
JPEG XL can be converted to/from JPEG without any loss of quality. See another commenter where shows a example where doing JPEG -> JPEG XL -> JPEG generates a binary exact copy of the original JPEG. Yeah, this not means what usua
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3y ago
Try Kubuntu. It's far better than Windows. I can't say anything compared against OSX, as I don't touch it.
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3y ago
My own experience with an AMD GPU and gaming on Linux, has been awesome for the last few years. I don't touch Windows to play any game, except Fornite
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3y ago
Also, in Linux you can update and keep doing stuff. Even a full distribution version update! I remember playing Stellaris at the same time that Kubuntu was being updated to the 22.04 LTS version.
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3y ago
The fact is that Windows 8.1 was far better that the shit hole that Windows 10/11 has become. Windows 7 was the last great Windows. Windows 8.1 was the last decent/good Windows.
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3y ago
I find disturbing that don't mentions kdiff3 with diff and merge tool. Specially when kdiff3 does the smae thing that diff3 and zdiff3 output formats... I don't understand the popularity of meld. I always felt that meld it's
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3y ago
Vulkan running an emulation of DirectX and being faster
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3y ago
Every polyamory person that I know is poor.
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3y ago
NTFS and Windows filesystem IO does poorly with many small files. it's one of the reasons that git for windows (and Linux subsystem version 1) is inevitably slow.
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3y ago
what I usually did, was using data-xxx attributes (and document these attributes and how works) to inject special functionality to html elements. I did this with jQuery, and now I do with vainilla JavaScript.
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3y ago
There is an actual Doom clone game that runs in a A1200 and has equal or better graphics than the original Doom. And, I say game. Not a demo.
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3y ago
wow! In the same league of μLinux (muLinux). I remember back in the day, running a full X11 environment with only two floppies.
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3y ago
don't use Gnome. Try first KDE/Plasma at least. Especially if you like doing things like easy customise your desktop.
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I agree that the client/server approach was the wrong way at the end. but saying that Unix GUI was far behind others, it's a too far bridge. The first time that I saw composite desktops using the GPU was on Linux. And current KDE&
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