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I wouldn't mind trying one of these TechWoven cases out for an older model if they were available. Looks like the main improvements are wider thread and a coating to improve water resist. Still, the texture looks interesting and maybe
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Night City: How Cyberpunk 2077's future megacity was built (2020)
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Yeah, I've noticed too. A surprising amount of the web works fine with most scripts blocked, but if I open an article and it's a blank page, chances are I'm just clicking back.
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It's got busybox, we're in!
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> each character is represented by a 3 degree angle of the analog stick This humor is golden. Now I have even more reason to keep my stock sticks in working order.
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I would love a year of bugfix-only releases from Apple.
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Does anyone have experience with iOS 26 on an iPhone 15 Pro yet?
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Thanks! Yes, mistake on my part.
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I want to make a CPU generation beowulf cluster one day. I'm thinking a Pentium MMX box, a K6-3 box, a Pentium 2 or 3, maybe even a 486 if supported. Then have some compute job that runs across all of them. :D
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> This whole adventure has one small problem: Minecraft changed how items and blocks are named between 1.12.2 and 1.13. In case anyone was wondering what this refers to, it is known as "The Flattening": https://minec
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> Bedrock might be more popular, but I think there is a large community with absolutely zero interest in ever moving away from Java. Yes, exactly. It seems the demographic for Bedrock tends towards kids because it's supported on tab
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I was just watching a cool video on "world gen modders" where the author demonstrated by tweaking just a few values in a custom JSON it was possible to create new kinds of landscapes. At least in their corner it seems like the JSO
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There are a few rare folks that love writing wiki pages, the catch is getting one on the team.
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> I don't think it is normal to follow the flow assuming nothing has happened. I think it is for situations where the programmer wants to check a child property but the parent object may be null. If the parent is expected to be null
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Another example (mentioned by another commenter) is the Magsafe animation. Siri can be in the middle of responding to a request from my phone when I dock it to my Magsafe charger on my desk, and it obliterates the request like it never ha
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Pretty fun to experiment with. I like the FPS control, not often one has access to that!
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This matches my experience as well. When I'm working on a codebase that I started and know well, it feels like magic to chat with an AI and watch patches appear on the screen to accept/deny. I only accept about 50% of the AI patch
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Have you had any interesting pros/cons to running your clocks UTC?
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The latest macOS updates have me pining for macOS Mojave. I really liked that release - first-class dark mode support that felt reasonably polished, it still had a "normal" Mac OS X style UI, 32-bit support if you wanted it, it wa
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This is really impressive. I laughed when I got 503 Unavailable on the hosted URL. I guess we're all hugging that little vape CPU a little too hard. :)
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Mindfulness in Plain English by Bhante Gunaratana
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That is a cool idea for sure. It's fun to imagine where the original x86 platform ({80,2,3,4}86) would have gone if it hadn't been remade with the Pentium (superscaler).
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Half-Life 2 was but a twinkle in Valve's eye when the 486 arch was introduced in 1989. ;)
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Indeed! I have a 486 DX4-100 that is my favorite DOOM system. It has an S3 805 VLB card currently, fast enough. Do you have a favorite VLB card for the 486 or DOOM?
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I believe the F00F bug was patched out pretty quickly in the Pentium's B2 stepping. Nevertheless, some OSs still have mitigations if they detect an affected CPU (e.g. OpenBSD).
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My first DDR system, an Athlon XP, feels like a very different beast than my 440BX with SDRAM despite being only a couple years newer. :)
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Apt username :)
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I wonder if there would be a market for schools or daycares offering "pre-digital" style classrooms with emphasis on books, blocks, puzzles, art, outdoor time, and policies to limit phones/screens. On the other hand, these ki
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I'm going to be the odd duck here and suggest TikTok has been helpful for me. I view it as a tool. It can be used in a harmful way (scrolling for hours, reduced attention span) but it can also be helpful if used correctly. It's ki
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> Has eBay fixed their "and then they ship you a box of rocks" problem? I've personally never had that problem after over a decade and hundreds of purchases on eBay. I've had some defective parts, but never outright f
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