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Genuine q: is cmd–backspace too much? I’m in general pretty satisfied with the Finder keyboard navigation/editing. Especially with “enter” for rename, copy/paste/cut/move and deletion too…
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agys
2y ago
…and dangerous!
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Long time Miniware TS80 user. Very happy with it, with a couple of extra tips. Installed IronOS on it and it got even better…! https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS
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2y ago
Martin Kleppe, the author of the mentioned https://tixy.land , also likes to toy around with quines! One that I particularly like: https://aem1k.com/qlock/
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Not directly related but a small town in Switzerland decided to ban public advertisement (billboards). The motivation is to avoid visual noise/pollution and “We didn’t recognize any public interest in having billboards”. https:/&
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2y ago
“I program like we programmed 15 years ago” told me once my friend and engineer which I consider one of the best graphics programmers around: his projects are fast, beautiful and innovative.
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I’m using monospace for my homepage and for many of my projects (I had a custom font made express for my ASCII experiments!). But I disagree with the claim that monospaced fonts are easier to read, especially for longer texts and writings.
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2y ago
Isn't that what Nvidia’s Ray Reconstruction and DLSS (frame generation and upscaler) are doing, more or less?
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2y ago
…still Twitter?
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Cos(x) players are welcome!
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Self plug: the “ASCII Playground“ has a couple of 3D demos as well! DOM manipulation is fast enough to allow text output into a PRE element as long as text color is not changed too often (each style change needs the affected chars wrapped i
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agys
2y ago
nodes.io is developed by the London based studio https://variable.io . It’s a tool they use internally for their client projects.
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2y ago
How is this a contradiction?
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These two precious human beings are an inspiration for me since very long. Their radical life choices are a teaching for me; the most important part being that it all happens incrementally: tooth paste can be replaced with something that ha
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Your list now makes me want to try to cook some german dishes! Thanks!
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Swiss government websites hit by cyberattacks ahead of Ukraine summit
(swissinfo.ch)
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> Syntax convenience isn't so well, e.g. doesn't have comments, optional trailing commas, etc. I never understood these two choices in the spec as they are totally against the “human-readable” goal…
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I go with PlatformIO and Arduino as framework (#include <Arduino.h> on top of the main.cpp file) for all my ESP32 projects… All the library dependencies are managed through the platformio.ini file. Works perfectly!
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Games! This device begs for high end VR games!
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Those look like a total Fernando Botero rip-off!
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Last year I’ve seen a live “prompt battle” and it was great: a single-elimination tournament with an applause meter, a hype-man and music! https://promptbattle.com
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If you ever happen to be in Lausanne, Switzerland visit the “Collection de l'Art Brut”…! https://www.artbrut.ch/fr_CH/auteurs/la-collection-de-l-art-...
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Not shell companies but made me remember They Rule…! https://theyrule.net
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It’s time to re-share Ubi de Feo’s “Moka Coffee 101”. Ubi is an obsessive compulsive hacker, engineer and coffee lover (among many other things). Check his (reasonable) opinion on cleaning the moka! https://www.youtube.com/w
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Bantam Tools Acquires Evil Mad Scientist
(evilmadscientist.com)
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An unrelated version of snow on the ASCII playground (runs in the browser, interactive): https://play.ertdfgcvb.xyz/#/1640473937099
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I learnt to program and to animate sprites with Turbo Pascal! Later on me and a bunch of friends programmed a Sokoban-clone called “Project S” for MS-DOS: it used the graphics mode “X” for smooth scrolling; we even bought a commercial .mod
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This was exactly my starting reference for the project…!
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For a personal project I also tried to have a custom segmented display produced… It was an amazing journey! The PCB is being updated for a new ultra low power MCU (vs the current ESP32). The only online document is this brief clip where it
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https://ertdfgcvb.xyz/404
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