Zardoz84

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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Try Firefox + uBlock
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Gimp, Inkscape, Krita, etc...
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
better use firefox
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Expansion gaps, generates the "classic" train noise.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
I see this type of ballastless tracks on the big train stations on Madrid (Spain)
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
There was a famous train accident in England thanks to dirty ballast stones, bad drainage, and rainy day.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Super Mario Bros 3 is the BEST Mario, imo
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Calling SMT as Hyper-threading, it's like calling all x86 CPUs as Pentiums.
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Funny, I had less issues with sleeping on Linux that on Windows
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
or use "ugly arm" method (I don't know if this is the correct English name of this). Ir, show to they two options. First a obviously ugly option that nobody would use. Then, show your desired option. They would use your desir
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
???? it's the same that Twitter had! But without spam or the fucking "algorithm" messing all.
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
TurboBASIC was fully compatible with QBasic/QuickBasic and could generate executables .
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Back to these times. I try to remake a N body problem simulator. I was trying to imitate an old DOS program called "GRAVITY.EXE" on VB6 I throw it, when I saw that my VB6 was slower that the old 16 bit DOS program, and that settin
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
On my case was : ZX Spectrum +3 -> TurboBASIC/QBasic -> VisualBasic 3 to 6 -> PHP + early JavaScript -> C, C++, JavaScript, Java
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Interesting... there is someone trying to create a modern Visual Basic 6 compiler & IDE : https://www.radbasic.dev/
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
you will only see a beige fog. Nothing else
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
And allow us to kick out any fascist guy and/or instance from the federated network.
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
I think it's both things. Netflix, and other platforms, don't send lossless streams to you. Even at 4k. Plus, you are re-encoding it. Its like doing a VHS copy from another VHS, or creating a new JPEG image from another. Always th
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
wasn't Firefox including widevine for DRM stuff ? I don't have any issues playing Netflix and Amazon Video from Firefox in Kubuntu
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Did you play Sim City 2000?
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
It's near red infrared. It's like saying that blasting red light to your face, will have health consequences.
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
I see BIOS not supporting it back in the 90's
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Godot
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
simple tab groups + Firefox counters are far superior that using different profiles
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
I remember my father teaching me about some basic digital electronic using the parallel port. How to multiplex and use it as GPIO & primitive expansion bus. Eventually, my father had some board using parallel port for stuff. Including a
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Then something very weird was doing Windows NT. I plug/unplug many times a printer, and a ZIP disk unit, to the parallel port without issues on Windows 95/98/ME. And more recently, a 90's Roland plotter on a 2010's
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
I think that ran on 286 computers
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Well ... my cheap BT headphones work far more realisable on Linux that in W11
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
Use Firefox
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by Zardoz84 4y ago
My first PC was an AMD 386DX40 with a OAK SVGA 1MiB , a SB 2 clone card, a 200MiB hd and X2 Sony CDROM drive... I remember that worked very nice and stable. And that I could play Doom 2 and Sim City 2000 without issues.

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