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alrlroipsp
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
Rather than assuming a definition, lets try to figure out what it means, ey. adjective: pragmatic dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations. In the co
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
Super Mario Bros for NES is 32 KB
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
The only thing weird here is your lack of context and understanding, all while still commenting.
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4y ago
There's XWayland for interop. Besides that, people have been moving away from X11 for years now.
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4y ago
TLDR; Op didnt get a demo running in qemu, so he built an emulator, that also doesn't run the demo.
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4y ago
Let them fight windmills while we have a good time.
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4y ago
git reset --soft HEAD~1 git status ..remove files that was to be commited.. git commit -m "previous message"
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
It happens because not everyone is wired the same as you are. You probably already noticed this in other fields of life.
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4y ago
> the availability of open source also reduces the possibility to build and sell own libraries > PayDevs is Monetization as a Service for #OSS #libraries. We provide a closed registry for #javascript and collect money for #maintainers
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
I think a popular solution to this kind of problem is docker compose.
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4y ago
Nope.
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4y ago
Hilarious.
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4y ago
I don't care if you share hollywood movies but I find it a bit appauling you just keep posting this crappy autotranslate of his in-print book. This guy deserves some sales, he's legend.
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
Lol
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
Or maybe the explanation can be found in the snippet you quoted.
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
https://memegenerator.net/instance/64466228
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4y ago
I mean most of us techies know better ways. On your phone you run for example Fing Fing iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fing-network-scanner/id4309211... Fing Android: https://play.google.com&#x
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4y ago
> so I used this site on my phone to get a quick idea of the latency on wifi in my spouse's office. Sure you did. But there's a whole category of phone apps called Wifi Heat maps, that would actually be "super simple"
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4y ago
Link is paywalled.
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4y ago
That is a flattering interpretation. Parent did write that "game lags as well when you drag in a million dependencies". That is hard for me to interpret like you did.
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4y ago
GP's point ignores the load times of a game (the time it takes to have a usable game-no progress bar), and instead compares FRAME time (17 ms to render a single frame) with the LOAD TIME of a website. You too ignore this.
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4y ago
Or why others still love FITGIRL repacks.
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alrlroipsp
4y ago
That's not true.
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4y ago
> (note: games lag as well when you drag in a million dependencies you don't need) No they don't. Your compiler will eliminate dead code.
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4y ago
Or rather the fact that they were like 1800 years old by then.
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4y ago
Ok, zoomer.
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4y ago
Would make more sense to call it LONGHORN then by this association.
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4y ago
Your observations is correct, but it also depends on other factors. The instruction timing and such fiddly low-level details is most visible in systems programmed in low level, such as older consoles. Modern systems tend to be programmed in
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4y ago
What stance? You simply purchase a license and selfhost it. See https://www.atlassian.com/migration/assess/compare-cloud-dat...
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4y ago
My main workstation up until 2005 or something was probably less computing power than the smartphone you use today.
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