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   by a1o 2y ago

   Emoji, anywhere with text. If you mean favicon, you can see them in different places, but one example is top left of the tabs if you are using the device in landscape. If you mean desktop Safari then I don't remember as I don't us
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   by a1o 2y ago

   That is a cool approach. And Windows files already support appending files too - or at least I know exe files do.
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   by a1o 2y ago

   I agree with you but Windows Arm has existed for a long time now (remember Windows RT?), Microsoft then lacked the foresight to add this to their system when they should have instead of doing nothing for so long.
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   by a1o 2y ago

   This is completely different from the experience on macOS where I can have an exe and even dynamically linked dlls that are all universal binary and it works without any action from the user.
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   by a1o 2y ago

   So I had to do a fresh install yesterday, it works like this now, you need to shift+F10 as soon as the install start and disable the wifi netsh interface set interface "Wi-Fi" disable Then reboot, then when the screen comes that a
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   by a1o 2y ago

   Why didn't Microsoft went the Universal Binary way like Apple did? Does anyone knows why the Windows binaries have to be specific to each platform?
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   by a1o 2y ago

   Seriously should be possible to save those in a layouts pane to force adjust the monitors
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   by a1o 2y ago

   I know people are talking about how you should buy the additional RAM upfront but sometimes either that specific variant with more RAM is not available or there is some very good sale going on but it doesn't apply to the model with mor
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   by a1o 2y ago

   I remember playing VirtuaPool on DOS a long time ago, I don't remember the command to start it on DOS, I think it was POOL.EXE
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Uhm, I do a lot of git rebase -i HEAD~2 where I just squash the commit on the latest or sometimes I need to reorder and move the fix commits in specific commits in Pars that multiple commits, which I then need to push force. Is this for a s
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I think on Google announcement of discontinuing the original Chromecast they mentioned that Smart TVs are ubiquitous now, so this kinda doesn't speak well for their own Android TV like Chromecast 4 and forward being not discontinued to
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    by a1o 2y ago

    The updated manual for AGS is maintained in GitHub, a tutorial is here with some screens of the Editor https://adventuregamestudio.github.io/ags-manual/acintro1.ht...
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Yeah, I had Note9 at the time. It was glorious.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    When I had Dex I could run Ubuntu on it. I just used Firefox.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    This article is really lacking for such an interesting product. I am curious to get some insights from actual users from this to see how they feel about it. I guess one more thing to remember to charge can be annoying.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I wasn't expecting that README
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I agree with this sentiment. Looking at my own stuff people likely never appeared and contributed some code simply because my stuff is open source - and my stuff is much simpler, see for yourself: https://github.com/ericopor
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    by a1o 2y ago

    > George Cozma: > And I guess sort of a final question is, what’s your favorite type of cheese? > > Arik Gihon: > Kashkaval. Ah, that explains the blog name!
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I don't think people read the code before running a build with portage
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    by a1o 2y ago

    There's a good amount of different compatibility layers that you can use. There are a few vulkan implementations, there is Angle, and Webgl is still working... Depending on what you are doing you can still do a lot with OpenGL, you don
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Uhm, I remember LuaJIT used to be frozen in Lua 5.1, is it still the case or is it now synced to the latest Lua release?
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    by a1o 2y ago

    This is great for some things, is there something small like fenster but written in C? Or is it just the header there? I see there is both a Cpp and a Go file there too, so I am a bit unsure which does what.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Thank you for the explanation, I was not familiar with this method, it looks interesting, a tradeoff between flexibility and safety vs iframe.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I use it too, but I need MS Office itself because of weird Azure plugin that makes documents in OneDrive that only open in MS Office.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    > User code is executed in a web worker to minimize the risk of malicious use Can you expand on this a bit? I have something that I would love to enable user plugins by using JS eval or something but I am too afraid of someone doing evil
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Thank you!
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    by a1o 2y ago

    Does anyone knows a good way to activate MS Office on macOS ? Doesn't matter how many times I buy the thing it eventually forgets the license and calling Microsoft Support usually doesn't result in anything. One day Office starts
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    by a1o 2y ago

    The TPM thing that got hacked the other day?
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    by a1o 2y ago

    I have no idea how to get access to LTSC Windows without it. I have bought Windows PRO keys in case someone asks one day, but as a person, I really don't know how to get the not annoying Windows that is available for companies.
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    by a1o 2y ago

    > The first rule of fight club applies You wouldn't download a car?