Zardoz84

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1. 751.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   Other side effect was the Inves ZX Spectrum+ and the ZX Spectrum 128K . On this case, the computer had really 128KiB, a Spanish keyboard and translated ROM. From : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum#spectrum128
2. 752.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   this wouldn't work fine with a Amiga. It supports some video modes that can be displayed on a TV. So needs a Commodore monitor or a scan doublet. Also, the video output of some computers barely get in the standard. Yes, an analog TV ca
3. 753.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   This could be related to Why Chrome is using a different font size that the rest my system. Chrome is the only snap program that I have . The rest are plane Debian packages or Flatpack
4. 754.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   my personal solution : Use Kubuntu and ignore snap stuff and use Firefox instead of Chrome
5. 755.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   "Just works" before ticking a "Install privative driver", and then getting many bugs. Compared to AMD drivers that just works without additional installation, have far less errors and play well with the standards.
6. 756.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   works fine on the new Firefox for Android
7. 757.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   android Firefox (yeah, the new Firefox for Android) plays it flawless
8. 758.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   Perhaps I'm confused, but we not had a NTFS r/W driver working since many years ago ?
9. 759.▲
   by Zardoz84 6y ago

   Also, the i740 drivers were really bad. I had one and I remember all kind of bug and graphical glitchs on games that worked fine on a GeFoce 2 MX that I got latter.
10. 760.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    today I just got a What's coming to Firefox Android popup
11. 761.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    I have code that I wrote on D like in early 2010's, and keeps working with very minor changes.
12. 762.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    I personally think that FF dev tools are better that Chrome. Every time that I'm forced to use Chrome Dev tools, I get confused.
13. 763.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Umm... So then making music on a 1MiB machine should be impossible ?
14. 764.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Try KDE/Kubuntu. It handles very fine multi monitor setups.
15. 765.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    As a Guy that does back&front programming and gaming on the same PC, my subjective opinion it's that having a decent color gamut it's important. I saw details that on a old monitor (with a worse color gamut) dissaper or looks
16. 766.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Perhaps it's something that comes of the times of steam machines? Think that on steam machines, the engineering need to put carbon more frequently if you need more energy.
17. 767.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    and if you are downloading it from some place on Internet?
18. 768.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    I wouldn't compare a WIP borrow checker, just added some months ago, against Rust. However, where it's the bigger and unique thing that D haves. Fast and very powerful metaprogramming. Can do things like parsing a XML or JSON at C
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Compare against KDE and check how far is "configurable".
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Not only is possible. Even was a comercial computer using Forth instead of BASIC. And it was pretty similar to the ZX Spectrum... I'm talking about the Jupiter Ace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_Ace Also, t
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    I don't know your experience, but on my experience W10 it's painfull slow compared to a native Linux install. I don't talking about WSL1 or WSL2 its slow compared to a native Linux. I say that the whole W10 is slow, to the po
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    TWM keeps working fine on the latest version of Linux, and TWM predates Linux for many years!.
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    DIV Games Studio, a language and IDE to develop DOS games on late 90's, used coroutines on a similar fashion. Even it had priority levels, signals and hierarchies of coroutines. On DIV parlance, this coroutines where called "proce
24. 774.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Very clever way of control the rudders. Pure mechanical self navigation.
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Also, the Private bookmarks, was a thing that I was feeling very necessary like many years ago. It isn't perfect (alpha stage) but does the work.
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Simple tab groups it's a game changer. At least, I can have separate my tab setup when I'm working, from the stuff that I have open when I'm with my side projects, or when I simply doing other unrelated stuff.
27. 777.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    And wouldn't be faster simple use native Linux installed on the computer ? Instead of running on a VM, and a glue/translation layer from OpenGL/OpenCL/Vulkan/CUDA to DirectX. And don't forgot all the blotware a
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    omg. looks that I'm not the only guy that make sentient trichotdates.
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    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Well... I'm creating a pet/toy game engine inspired on DIV Games Studio, with D. And I resuscitate two D packages. A simple VFS and a fluent assertation library.
30. 780.▲
    by Zardoz84 6y ago

    Ohh.... One of these things that on Europe we aren't allowed to do by regulations. Is a thing that I would like to do, on the future, with my 90's Nissan Micra.