boboche

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by boboche 5y ago
At that level, It is digital pollution. Hosting that much crap use up ressources and accomplishes little to nothing.
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by boboche 5y ago
Autostereoscopic can be multiview. I’ve worked with 9 and 25 viewpoints, (on which you could also add eye tracking) without anything tracking, you could move left and right and still get some volume effect. Its repeating and somewhat limit
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by boboche 5y ago
Why is HN spammed with looking glass auto stereoscopic (NOT holographic) spam since 2 weeks? Am I the only one annoyed by this?
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by boboche 5y ago
Unfortunately, like everything unbalanced in life, things will bounce back the other way around and not for the better. Instead of trying to find a middle ground which is acceptable on both side, I fear the response will be to accelerate re
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by boboche 5y ago
Advances for its time is an understatement. In marketing, people are trying to sell you an experience, i.e. iOS is the experience of power and simplicity, Toyota is the experience of affordable reliability, etc. Well Amiga had almost no m
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by boboche 5y ago
Autostereoscopic, not holographic. That alone is enough for me to not buy it because its being dishonest at best. “Holographic-like experience” would be an order of magnitude more accurate. Now you have a very constrained viewing window, l
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by boboche 5y ago
Any public traded companies to look out for for potential investment?
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by boboche 5y ago
I remember going at the Compaq workstation launch of what would be the last Alpha workstation. They would tout how great it was and so on, but never bench it to any Intel counterparts (hint: it was destroying Intel for 3d rendering). For
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by boboche 5y ago
Reminds me of that south park episode with mickey mouse being an evil heartless brute ru(i)nning Disney.
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by boboche 5y ago
Remember the “back in my days” talk about some old stuff that you didn’t know or fully care about, or in some rare cases sparked some curiosity? Time is brutal and some of us have become that old dude. Scary. Cycle of life and evolution
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by boboche 5y ago
I think RIPlit would have better potential at attracting customers than anything using the f-word :)
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by boboche 5y ago
Thank you to the team for making a perfect balanced app greater. Notepad++ is part of my basic OS install routine and I use it on a daily basis. Perfect example of balancing a lot of features while remaining snappy and relevant over the
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by boboche 5y ago
+10 amen to that. In 13 years it went from something I pushed and installed at every client I helped with business processes, help desk, Dev… to an overbloated frustrating mess to operate and manage. Just changing a dropdown field’s content
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by boboche 5y ago
Would have been interresting to try out but unfortunately, the email prompt ended my evaluation. A lot of people will probably stop there and move on as well.
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by boboche 5y ago
The 2017 chart showing the top 20 billionaires was only 4 yrs ago, kind of weird not seeing Musk in a billionaire top list. Time moves so fast.
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by boboche 5y ago
Empire on C64, tradewars and global war (risk) were so much fun back in the golden age of BBses. Funny coincidence as I was searching exactly tradewars on my ipad a week ago to see if there was something similar. I’m being nostalgic nowada
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by boboche 5y ago
Started my life on IRC what…over 30 yrs ago on irc.eff.org using a crappy 300 bauds modem. Back in the days there were no ads or tracking cookies on gopher, and first websites, only good stuff…, IRC had no drama and such crap. It didn’t l
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by boboche 5y ago
Speaking of true amiga experience, one thing I can’t seem to find are 8520 CIA chips for my A500 and A2000. I’m surprised no one ever made an fpga replacement for those chips or those amiga patent holders never cared to do another fab run.
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by boboche 5y ago
AMEN to that. I still use my fully repairable MBP 2010 for web surfing and light tasks (with 8GB and a SSD its fine). On the Keyboard note, I've bought an expensive Eurocom (Clevo) Xeon laptop that had keyboard issues after a few yea
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by boboche 5y ago
The migraines is due to several factors, example: 1. Your brain recreates the 3D environment from physical objects and is "trained" to certain distances and movement, etc. When you use 3D glasses, either movie or VR, the "st
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by boboche 5y ago
Had exactly the same reaction when I saw M1 in an ipad. What a missed opportunity to convert new people to MacOS with an incredible device. I would have skipped a surface for this. Dual booting would be nirvana but won’t happen as it wou
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by boboche 5y ago
This is autostereoscopic, not holographic. It is however really nice, 10 yrs ago we were playing Quake on a WowVx display from Phillips when not working on autostereoscopic digital signage content. Phillips stopped with as3d and spun off D
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by boboche 6y ago
Yes tell people to overborrow and refund with a marble, skipping the fact they won’t be able to pay the taxes gas and basic goods to support the asset due to... hyperinflation! I don’t mind the rest of the doom scenario, we know nothing las
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by boboche 6y ago
Nice! Thanks! Still got my kernel reference hehe.
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by boboche 6y ago
Elon, we need you ;)
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by boboche 6y ago
I miss diskmasher on ye ol workbench.
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by boboche 6y ago
Lol @FAQ - does the lackrack provides redundant power supply.
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by boboche 6y ago
I stopped reading at “miracle berry”. Everytime you see junk marketing with the miracle buzzword, 99.9% is a scam or overselling, etc. I feel fine missing on the potential 0.1% too ;)
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by boboche 6y ago
Wait till China pulls a hong kong on taiwan. It will be clearer...
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by boboche 6y ago
back in the ICQ days..omg,

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