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by a96 1y ago
Putting fewer buttons on a controller just means that all the necessary features are in a menu or require several clicks which mean that you have to know what state the receiver is in and if it's lagging. Which is all much worse than i
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by a96 1y ago
They did in a few places about thirty versions ago.
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by a96 1y ago
That's a good button on a copier or a microwave. Not on a CNC mill, CAD software, text editor, chemical plant, tractor, knife... basically any object in the world that doesn't have one obvious function.
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by a96 1y ago
It's one of the main features, just incoherently rambled and backwards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Free_Software_Definition#T... > The freedom to study how the program works, and change it to make it do
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by a96 1y ago
Dear reader, please make sure you look up whose project this is and why it's spammed everywhere.
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by a96 1y ago
I somehow read this as Florian Pilz collection and wondered why all the comments were about Kraftwerk. Either way, an interesting set. It belongs in a museum. OTOH, I wish they were used to make some more music.
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by a96 1y ago
And both of those have very minimal ports compared to Linux. Notably in modern arm/riscv. Netbsd has really fallen behind. Still better than the none of freebsd.
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by a96 1y ago
I had to have a peek if it's all just web. Apparently, no. https://concatenative.org/wiki/view/Factor/UI > The Factor UI is a GUI toolkit together with a set of developer tools, written entirely in Fa
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by a96 1y ago
Really? Are there any articles about that. That sounds really interesting.
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by a96 1y ago
Re-adjust, not fix.
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by a96 1y ago
Displays only got usable after Retina. Which is still very recent.
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by a96 1y ago
There are dozens of us!
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by a96 1y ago
I think they announced it's the last version that will run on any x86.
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by a96 1y ago
And would they enjoy yours?
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by a96 1y ago
Pycharm has "AI stuff" now?
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by a96 1y ago
Rich parents.
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by a96 1y ago
And the problem with this attitude is that it keeps driving people toward a greater evil like nvidia, intel or the chinese communist party. AMD is the least evil option so far. We're all disappointed in them, but at least they still ex
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by a96 1y ago
They're a hardware company. They should stay the hell away from software and just publish specs so actual software people can do it properly.
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by a96 1y ago
Nice! That's something I've kind of thought I should try one day. Unsupported routers aren't exactly hard to come by these days.
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by a96 1y ago
That doesn't really mean anything, although some people seem to think that it's only free services that can be bad.
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by a96 1y ago
Adding advertising does indeed ruin most things.
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by a96 1y ago
The lack of any chipset that would have tolerable information for producing those or any lifetime or willingness to deal with someone smaller than a Sony or LG. But yeah, drivers is close to where that ends up breaking.
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by a96 1y ago
sshfs for short-lived and single user serving. iscsi for network storage. Nothing for multi-user or multi-client. Avoid as long as that is possible since there is no good solution in sight.
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by a96 1y ago
Much better than a lot of "architecture", too.
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by a96 1y ago
800 W. In a laptop. The heat output of a hot air gun or two.
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by a96 1y ago
It's a regulations driven race. It would be hard or impossible to make any kind of fair rules and it would still end up a race about which manufacturer and driver(s) can find the best spots in the rules to focus on. Outside of Formula
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by a96 1y ago
It's most likely a flat out nationalistic lie.
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by a96 1y ago
It's a Joule Thief.
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by a96 1y ago
Spyware isn't a problem with a company. It's a symptom of the company.
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by a96 1y ago
Looks like a lot of people in the business and actors in particular seem to be scared.

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