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by bananicorn 7y ago
Have a look at love2d[0] - (or Löve, as they prefer it to be called) It's a lua-scriptable game framework, where you can at least see results fairly quickly. All you need is a text editor and the lua executable. It's only thought
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by bananicorn 7y ago
I really wish there was something modern like the ThinkPad 701c[0], which had a really ingenuous folding keyboard: [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLj3aCfqzOM
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GerdaOS – a hackable alternative to KaiOS which respects your privacy(gerda.tech)
3 points by bananicorn 7y ago|0 comments
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by bananicorn 7y ago
This is also an excellent version, read by Stephen Moore: https://soundcloud.com/peter-welch-623266680/sets/the-hitchh... (Albeit the audiobook, not the radio play) I really enjoyed it, and couldn't tell you
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by bananicorn 7y ago
There are some systemd-less distributions like devuan, or what I would personally recommend, Void Linux[0]. Void has been my daily driver for over a year now, and it's been lots of fun, while also being rather stable. Be aware that it
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Interesting concept, really clean execution - although I wonder: Where do you see the use-case? Something domain-specific, like maybe cooking recipes where you combine icons representing the ingredients? A search where you could mix and mat
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Funnily enough, the pot of petunias is part of a "brick joke" in one of the later books, where it is revealed to have been part of a reincarnation-line of a single being, which was killed by Arthur Dent every time it lived, either
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Not that you need it or anything, but I'd like to thank you for your work on Javascript - without it I might never have gotten started with programming. So, thank you very much for laying down the foundation for a whole generation of n
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by bananicorn 7y ago
MessagEase is pretty much the only viable option for typing on my phone for me - Although I found it while I was on the search for a chording keyboard, which then didn't really meet my expectations... (Not on a touchscreen at least)
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Since I'm mostly in the terminal, I just pop up a Lua prompt and do the calculation there - any repl will do, honestly :)
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Ask HN: Does anyone know where to get a chorded keyboard?
1 points by bananicorn 7y ago|1 comments
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Let me just leave one of my favourite talks given by Douglas adams here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZG8HBuDjgc
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Thanks for the heads up! (I assumed it was a collection of all GNU software, since it's on gnu.org) Gonna have a look at the wiki, thanks! :)
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by bananicorn 7y ago
I just posted this here since I was astonished as to how many of the utilities I use on a daily basis were made by the GNU project - I knew about many, but there's things in this list I would've never heard of otherwise.
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List of All GNU Software(gnu.org)
1 points by bananicorn 7y ago|3 comments
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Vim Sessions [StackOverflow](stackoverflow.com)
1 points by bananicorn 7y ago|0 comments
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Oh, how come? What language are you using where 3-spaces-wide tabs are more comfortable?
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by bananicorn 7y ago
For anyone wondering what this does: You can click on "create a doodle" to be presented with a blank canvas. In there, you'll be able to freely draw something, which will then be rigged and animated automatically - there&#x27
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by bananicorn 7y ago
Unfortunately, your best bet will be PostMarketOS[0]... It's nowhere near ready for everyday use though, I'm afraid. [0] https://postmarketos.org/
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by bananicorn 7y ago
It's actually quite possible that all they have is a (rather shitty) whitelist...
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Yabasic – Basic, but Fun(yabasic.de)
2 points by bananicorn 7y ago|0 comments
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by bananicorn 8y ago
Firefox doesn't - but it probably falls back on system fonts for me - there the line height needs to be at around 1.15em... Not that that helps in any way, since you never know which font might be used^^
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by bananicorn 8y ago
Wow, that's amazing - I've now decided to learn some 6502 assembly by writing NES roms, so I'm even more stoked about this :D Edit: This[1] is a pretty good tutorial, and the compiler being used is available for linux too. [1
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by bananicorn 8y ago
Alright, so I've asked this question on Reddit as well and got recommended the pixelvision-8[1] which looks like a neat project, but I'm very happy to hear about similar projects :) [1] https://pixelvision8.itch.io/
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Ask HN: Any fun to program retro game engines?
9 points by bananicorn 8y ago|4 comments
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by bananicorn 8y ago
Oh lord, I really need to rework mine visually - it's just some HTML+CSS which gets mangled by my own PHP powered minimizer, and of course there's JS for the games. All of this was written more or less to try if I could even get a
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by bananicorn 8y ago
There's a term for people who don't eat meat, but eat fish: Pescetarians. I'd rather have it clear that people use the right terms, since some will probably complain about being given only vegetables when there was fish avail
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by bananicorn 8y ago
Wait, does the Red gui work under linux now? According to their Roadmap it doesn't yet - but maybe it just hasn't been updated for the last half year...
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Making Games in Lisp with Hypergiant and Chicken Scheme(alex-charlton.com)
155 points by bananicorn 8y ago|22 comments
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by bananicorn 8y ago
musl libc? The one alpine linux is built on top :)

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