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by aquova 2y ago
It really fascinates me how the "other" clientele of HN operates. The world of networking, marketing yourself, creating a resume of sorts through your blogging. I'm just some dude with a decent job occasionally writing blog p
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by aquova 2y ago
I've seen this sentiment a lot, and it's always confused me a bit. I only use Jellyfin as well, I've never really seen the appeal of the *arr stack. I really don't see the appeal of having a firehose pointed at my Jellyf
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by aquova 2y ago
Balatro recently published a mobile version of their game, but I was under the impression Love2D only supported desktop platforms. Has that changed?
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by aquova 2y ago
This is really interesting. As an aside, someone has created a GBA toolchain for the Nim language as well. It's really cool seeing these projects for a variety of languages. https://github.com/exelotl/natu
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by aquova 2y ago
It's a real shame, I would be happy to buy DRM-free movies digitally, but afaik there is no marketplace for big name films. The studios certainly don't want it and the streaming services removed large demand for it (at least until
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by aquova 2y ago
Very interesting find. I think it's not uncommon to find many eras of artifacts in the same site, simply because sites ranging back even to the neolithic continue to be used as time goes on. My layman assumption is that this was a dece
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by aquova 2y ago
Everything on GoG is guaranteed to be DRM-free (see occasional scandal when something sneaks through that has it)
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by aquova 2y ago
I dont think so, they own a lot of these games and IP's outright, and most don't have licensed content. I think they're doing the same thing they did when they removed the Sonic titles from the collection a few years ago -- t
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by aquova 2y ago
I'm actually quite a fan of perennial calendars like that, I think the Ethiopian calendar is a much more logical system than the Gregorian system.
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Today is Ubuntu's 20th Anniversary(lists.ubuntu.com)
248 points by aquova 2y ago|107 comments
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by aquova 2y ago
Fun stuff! This sort of thing is how I got into understanding retro software. Digging around with .tbl files trying to find interesting bits of text, finding out how the data structures work. This article would've been very useful to m
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by aquova 2y ago
It feels odd to refer to an actual historical event as a "spoiler"
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Microsoft Recall is now an explorer.exe dependency(github.com)
212 points by aquova 2y ago|230 comments
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by aquova 2y ago
Hey, I still use my Mini-Disc deck! Sometimes! Funnily enough, while I like the format and would be willing to get an official release of Dookie on it, it's not really worth the hassle for a single track, especially I could just as eas
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by aquova 2y ago
Keep in mind that they did originally pick Debian. SteamOS 1 & 2 were Debian based (used for their ill-fated Steam Machine and Steam Link products), then switched to Arch-based for SteamOS 3
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by aquova 2y ago
They announced they're offering an $80 attachable drive, so it's an option, but adds to the ludicrous price
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by aquova 2y ago
I've been following development of a 3D racing game for the Playdate - https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@2DArray/113070310047102734 . The console is presented as being 2D-centric, but I'm curious to see what cre
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by aquova 2y ago
I actually despise it. I'm not sure if this has changed, but after being forced to make an account under my phone number, it proceeded to send a message that I had joined to everyone who had my number in their contacts and was foolish
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by aquova 2y ago
This is exactly what I've done -- Caps Lock is another control. I find I don't use it much for typical keybinds, but very heavily use it in games.
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by aquova 2y ago
Can someone explain how to parse this article? There's a number of similar entries for each client. I can't tell how to interpret these complaints.
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by aquova 2y ago
The ole pay off the mafia approach
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by aquova 2y ago
I was just going to suggest this. I don't use Youtube logged in anymore or have any subscriptions, I instead subscribe to any I want to follow via RSS feeds. Any Youtube channel has its own native RSS feed, no third party service requi
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by aquova 2y ago
I haven't tried Nix on a server, but it has tempted me for the reasons you've described above. I frankly don't recall many of the configuration steps I made ages ago, and having a single configuration to handle the ports and
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by aquova 2y ago
> In the end, I really think Nix and NixOS are very strong tools for achieving reliable and reproducible system configurations and package management. Unfortunately, though, I don’t think the benefits I’ve gotten in this one month of usi
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by aquova 2y ago
That's easy, it's the US and any Canadian city with an NHL team.
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by aquova 2y ago
The bizarre state of this emoji was that it already faced this change. One vendor (Apple I believe) decided to make it a water gun, slowly the rest of the industry followed, officially changing its name to "water pistol". Now the
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by aquova 2y ago
They do exist, although I think they're mostly supported/promoted in the Raspberry Pi space, like OSMC or LibreElec.
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by aquova 2y ago
This sounds somewhat similar to my experience in mathematics. I realized part way through college that I would only gain an innate understanding of a topic about two semesters into a harder one - ie I only had a firm grasp of Calculus I onc
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More manipulation of OctoPrint's anonymous usage stats(octoprint.org)
1 points by aquova 2y ago|0 comments
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by aquova 2y ago
I agree, after reading the comments, I was expecting a complete monstrosity, but it's a simple, informative website. That style of website design is used because it's appealing and easy to parse. I'm not sure what people were

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