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aquova
3y ago
I have that exact icon theme installed, so I went and checked, and you're right. Most of the cursors look to be in the 160 KiB range (which includes all the sizes together), with only the ones that include animations getting into the M
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aquova
3y ago
I've been experimenting with using Hyprland (a Wayland WM) on my laptop, and ironically Qt apps have been the ones that misbehave the most. Everything seems happy to use my preferred icon theme, but when hovering over a Qt app, the siz
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aquova
3y ago
I'm excited to find this. I've been aware of Game Boy colorization projects for some time, but I was always curious of how it was best to go about it. I understand the basic principles of how color memory was used in the GBC, but
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aquova
3y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, their sister project Citra, a 3DS emulator, is also gone now. https://github.com/citra-emu Only their website remains
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aquova
3y ago
That's good to know. The RAM I think I would've thought of, but perhaps not the Wi-Fi replacement.
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aquova
3y ago
I have a Framework laptop (the original 11th gen Intel one) with Arch Linux and some experiments with NixOS. I've been really impressed with the laptop and their Linux support has been superb. The one caveat is that the battery life is
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aquova
3y ago
Fine, but then so is Eris
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aquova
3y ago
The argument could be made that as they're losing the advantage in the vehicle space, they're transitioning to be the leader in the charging station space, which I think is honestly a wise move on their part
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aquova
3y ago
I think there's a fourth, which in my opinion is even more world shattering than the others -- the replicator. It often was shown as a novelty device to make food or warm beverages, but the ability to convert energy into any needed mat
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aquova
3y ago
Agreed, and I think there are a number of... over-enthusiastic executives with dollar signs in their eyes who are in for a rude awakening about this. It might sound great to replace your artistic staff with an LLM subscription, until you re
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aquova
3y ago
I feel the same way. I think LLMs are neat, and I find them interesting from a technical standpoint, but I have yet to have them do anything for me that's more than just a novelty. Even things like Copilot, which I'll admit has im
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aquova
3y ago
I've been using FreshRSS for a while and I've been rather pleased with it. It's browser UI is pretty good and a good number of mobile RSS apps support it.
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aquova
3y ago
To be fair, StumbleUpon shut down half a decade ago and had vanished from the public consciousness far before that.
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aquova
3y ago
Wow, I'm pleased to hear this. I watched the stream, but by the time I had turned it off there hadn't been any word and things looked pretty bleak.
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aquova
3y ago
Off topic, but is everyone just logged into Twitter to see this? I only can see a single Tweet which by itself doesn't really lend itself to much discussion.
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aquova
3y ago
This is what I primarily use hex editors for; I've made some simple romhacks and occasionally do some reverse engineering. I'm curious what hex editors people would recommend for this purpose though, I've tried a few over the
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aquova
3y ago
The article itself puts it forward. > The offer to sell the film was, to put it mildly, not undertaken in good faith. It appears that the company would rather take less money by writing off the movie than sell it for even a few dollars m
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aquova
3y ago
Even then it's not quite an apples to apples comparison. From what I understand, everyone directly involved in the making of this film is proud of the work and wants it to be released, it's just the bean counters and executives (w
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aquova
3y ago
I love rainwave, it's a excellent site for gaming music.
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aquova
3y ago
There was a 32x version of Doom though... which also ran poorly.
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aquova
3y ago
Very interesting video. For those who can't watch, he creates a PCB with a RPi Pico and some data pins which can sniff the BitLocker key as it's sent from the TPM chip back to the CPU. I was surprised to see that this was sent in
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aquova
3y ago
I've been reading through the series this week and this is the first thing that popped into my mind. A series about an AI who doesn't care about its job or its clients, and achieves a level of personal liberation by hacking itself
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aquova
3y ago
Is there more technical information than this article provides? Did Firefox not have a .deb package until now? It's been a few years since I used Ubuntu, but I find that really surprising. I'm not sure what this new package is or
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aquova
3y ago
Doesn't seem to be anything new here that hasn't been known for ages. Annoyingly, while the tie particles are what researchers have to go on now, there actually was better evidence from the scene -- Cooper left a number of cigaret
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aquova
3y ago
This is really interesting to me. I too have an 11th gen Intel machine running Arch, and while I get better battery life than 2 hours, it's still the weakest part of the system, and I very rarely put it to sleep, I just turn the whole
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aquova
3y ago
I've always been confused on when they do and don't break it into pages. If I go to the article now, it's all in one long page, but under certain circumstances, like if I view the comments then go back up, it's in pages.
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3y ago
His big claim to fame, aside from this incident which was hush hush, was that he was the first astronaut born in China to go to space, which is a pretty noteworthy thing.
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aquova
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I think this is really the issue. When I was in graduate school, I was in a group for some project. Before class had started, I was showing off another group member some little personal thing I had worked on over the weekend, some game or d
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3y ago
While I don't think it's enough to drive people to a different product, the fact that Google search is noticeably worse than in prior years has definitely gained mainstream attention. The amount of ads and SEO junk has caused frus
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aquova
3y ago
I had this experience. Got a degree in physics and heard throughout my time about how awful this STEM shortage was. Went to graduate and couldn't get a job in my field at all (granted, I don't think I knew how to market myself nor
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