Zardoz84

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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
Exactly
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
> Technically, the Am386 could run Windows 95, but it wasn’t a great experience. Technically not. It can run it. Was slow? Yes, but my Am386DX40 keep working fine from 1991 to 1996. Running DR-DOS 6, MS-DOS 6.11, Windows 3.1 and finally
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
And don't forget the Snap crap on it. I moved from Ubuntu to Debian and I'm more happy. I'm using Debian Testing and I find it more stable and less problematic that the Ubuntu (LTS or not)
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
I should point out that the Buran launched and took earth, with bad conditions, completely automated. It's sad how it ended.
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
And you pissed off nearly half of the world population.
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
Gentoo ?
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
for me, the killer feature is that I can use uBlock Origin.
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
not happens on my Poco
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
WoW!
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
we have a "release" branch and a "develop" branch. The release is trunked on the last released version and (in theory) only gets fixes. If we need to fix a more older version, we create a temporary branch on that version
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
You know that pure HTML have it ? and if you need a more complex validation, a few lines of js does the magic. Same if you need live autocomplet.
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
And nobody talks that the "20 bucks per worker" it's selling it at loss. I'm waiting to see when they put a price that expects to generate some net income...
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by Zardoz84 8mo ago
They are not similar. A LLM is a complex statistical machine. A brain is a highly complex neural network. A brain, is more similar the perceptron of some AMD CPUs that to a LLM.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
I would always prefer something local. By definition it's more secure, as you are not sending your code on the wire to a third party server, and hope that they comply with the "We will not train our models with your data".
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
If remember correctly, Rust.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
Fucking Libre Office!
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
I saw 555 being used to implement the "Turbo" buttons in these old 8-bit pads for NES clones and similar. Also, I think that the mythic Gravis game pad uses a 555 to implement the same function when it is in two button mode.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
Omg... and thinking that my mother throws a huge stash of components like that. my father was an electrical engineer and ham radio. At least, I managed to save a stash of electronic valves and some analog equipment like an old oscilloscope
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
LibreOffice
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
KDE/Plasma you only need to change the default behaviour of the mouse selection and you will have a better Windows like experience out of the box.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
Why the pain of working with W11, when you can run Ubuntu or, better, any other distro in your machine.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
Using a expression from Spain : Es mas viejo que el cagar.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
like Hitler in 1942
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
yeah, like Hawaii
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
const $ = document.querySelectorAll
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
To fix vulnerabilities? I recently had to upgrade from jQuery 2 to the latest version, because an client demanded it (security issues), and just ran into compatibility issues with third party libs/plugins.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
The book is far better. They completely removed the "artist signature" from the movie.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
I'm missing the old days that connecting a SPOKE256 to the Spectrum and making it speak, looked like magic.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
Ads ? What Ads... I forgot that I use Firefox for Android with uBlock Origin. I don't see any ads NEVER.
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by Zardoz84 9mo ago
What are M$ paying you ? Or what kind of mushrooms eat you ?

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