aquova

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   by aquova 3y ago

   Nim has been my favorite language for a while now, and I'm very excited to see version 2.0 finally released. A lot of these features have been items I've been looking forward to for some time. The only downside is some of the incl
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   by aquova 3y ago

   While I wouldn't be surprised if it died soon, my personal Libreddit instance remains running perfectly fine, although it has a user count of one.
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   by aquova 3y ago

   Piracy, and being small enough no one has noticed.
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   by aquova 3y ago

   The Youtuber MKBHD has a podcast[0] where they have mentioned that many in their office has switched over to it. I'm not sure I quite understand their enthusiasm for it, but I don't think they're paid shills. [0] https:&#x2F
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   by aquova 3y ago

   Agreed. I don't use a Mac anymore, but I've been hearing about this browser and how excellent it is, but their website does such an awful job of conveying anything that I'm surprised anyone ever started using it. Actually, to
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   by aquova 3y ago

   I don't think that's a bug, Twitter has been really limiting what non-users are able to see anymore. I think the bug is that the X shouldn't be there at all (there's a joke here somewhere as well)
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   by aquova 3y ago

   That rebranding will have some benefits, but won't really be viable for the general user until 2037.
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   by aquova 3y ago

   Oh surely no one would mistake watching an X video with some other service[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XVideos
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   by aquova 3y ago

   I was using Ubuntu until about 2021 or so when I started to become frustrated with it and switched to Arch. Not only did it solve my complaints, but I think using Arch has made me more knowledgeable about my systems as a whole. It's no
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I'm one of those people. It depends on the use case. VSCode has a plugin to use a Neovim instance behind the scenes, complete with supporting (some) plugins and configurations. At work I exclusively use this, since it has debugging sup
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I started playing around with nvim-dap, but after struggling to get it working and learning how to use the UI, I think for me it's a step beyond what I find Neovim good for, and instead I'd rather stick to something like VSCode fo
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    Running Pikmin on Windows without an emulator(indieweb.social)

    2 points by aquova 3y ago|0 comments
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    by aquova 3y ago

    It could be the other way around, their Linux market share is poor due to their poor support of it. Also, the types of people who use Linux also tend to be the types of people who would be interested in their product.
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    Apple's New Thing (iPod) (2001)(macrumors.com)

    1 points by aquova 3y ago|0 comments
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    by aquova 3y ago

    One thing that bothers me about these rules is that the Pawn's definition of diagonal doesn't match that of the Bishop/Queen/King's. The pawn is able to capture "to either side", but the other pieces consi
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I know there are many people who find this appalling and wish that companies did more to re-release their older titles, but I've frankly just accepted that emulation will be the best and perhaps only way to play a majority of these tit
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I believe this is how GOG ships all of its Linux titles, all of the installs I've used from them are downloaded as a single *.sh file. I just checked an example game, and it looks to be using this method.
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    by aquova 3y ago

    You may need to cut back, Chrono Trigger was a 4M game, your code needs to fit in half the space that you thought :p
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    by aquova 3y ago

    It varies quite a bit, and there are some items that are pretty minor that will cause a game to not be officially verified. For example, some of the 2D Final Fantasy games run very well without any issues on the Steam Deck, but are only lis
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    by aquova 3y ago

    It's going to be hard to continue hitting record highs if you're limiting how much of your content people are able to see.
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    by aquova 3y ago

    An episode of Computerphile attempted to answer the question - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzWB5jL5RX0 . TL;DW: With some clever tricks, and the advantage of hindsight, it can be done reasonably quickly on a modern compu
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I've been using this for a few months now. It works pretty well, although it only works through the web client, not some other ones like Roku. I do hope it gets officially merged at some point.
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I've been using Jellyfin for the past few years, migrating from a frankly janky setup involving samba and VLC clients. I've been very pleased with the experience for the most part, and it's become the most used application th
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    by aquova 3y ago

    The main complexities of git really come when you start having to work with other people also editing the same files you are. If you're just doing a solo project, you'll likely be mostly on a single branch, maybe a handful of othe
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    by aquova 3y ago

    I agree. If the subreddits remain closed indefinitely, I think the only options are forceful removal of the holdout moderators for the largest subs, or, and this seems somewhat unlikely, a shake up at the company. I don't think it&#x27
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    by aquova 3y ago

    It depends what you're looking for. To replace the link aggregation features, I've gone back to using RSS over the past year and I'm pleased with it. I get the same news that is spread across the various subreddits, and often
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    by aquova 3y ago

    Have they agreed to shut down? I think this site is only displaying subreddits that have explicitly announced they're going down.
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    by aquova 3y ago

    That's exactly their point. Arch is my personal distro of choice for a number of reasons, but to go to someone, even if they're interested in it, and say "it's a great distribution! Here's an entire manual just on g
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    by aquova 3y ago

    While I use RSS for many things, I find Reddit's RSS feeds rather useless due to the large volume of posts, even on moderately small subreddits. If there is some way to limit it to just the top posts of the day I would consider using i
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    by aquova 3y ago

    My system was to have the machines be the planets, and then their drives would be the moons. It made it easy to remember which drives would be available on a given machine. However, it was also a problem when I wanted to add a second drive