butz

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   by butz 2y ago

   You should look into PS2 version of this game, it seems to have same code for level unlock. Maybe it will be easier to reverse engineer and figure out what all codes do?
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   by butz 2y ago

   From Wikipedia: Initial release 1976; 48 years ago
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   by butz 2y ago

   Check out NotepadNext ( https://github.com/dail8859/NotepadNext ) and Notepadqq ( https://notepadqq.com/s/ ), albeit last one is not maintained anymore. SublimeText is of course the most lightweig
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   by butz 2y ago

   I am hoping KeepassXC will move to Qt6 soon.
5. 335.▲
   by butz 2y ago

   For the love of accessibility, why scrollbar on this website is as wide as a hair?
6. 336.▲
   by butz 2y ago

   Any easy to migrate to alternative to Dropbox? I don't mind paying, but Linux support and light sync client is a must. And I don't need more than 1GB storage.
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   by butz 2y ago

   For me Opera died when they abandoned their own rendering engine Presto and moved to Chromium. UI was simplified greatly and many customization options disappeared. Vivaldi is spiritual successor to classic Opera browser, still using Chromi
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   by butz 2y ago

   I've ditched PhpStorm licence quite a while ago after I stopped working with PHP. Tried using VS Code for personal JS projects, but I had to install a few plugins to make it more efficient and still having a strange issue on Linux, whe
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   by butz 2y ago

   Any hints on optimal encoding for videos, to reduce storage and network bandwidth? I would go even for a compromise in video quality, to have them looking more akin to Encarta '98 videos, if it greatly reduces file size.
10. 340.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Not to mention one cannot copy error message easily. Well, I'll be on itch.io playing 3D games using WebGPU on my not supported device.
11. 341.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Is there any way IA could be mirrored in read-only mode, while security concerns are addressed?
12. 342.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Thank you google for killing yet another great app. There should be special category for apps that are "Done, Complete, Perfect as is", as with decent backwards compatibility on Android there should be no issues with them. I bet a
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    by butz 2y ago

    Is anyone interested in building embeddable version of Gecko, like Chromium, so it could be used and reused in other browsers? I remember way back ago there was some browser that allowed switching between several versions of browser engines
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    by butz 2y ago

    How hard would be to add a GSM module to this device? I assume that it won't be no longer fully open source due to proprietary firmware, but that would add a whole new dimension of usefulness.
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    by butz 2y ago

    Not "could" but it is actually blocking. Very annoying when government website does that, as usually it is next to impossible to explain the issue and ask for a fix. And even if the fix is made, it is reverted several weeks later.
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    EU directive on liability for defective products(data.consilium.europa.eu)

    3 points by butz 2y ago|1 comments
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    by butz 2y ago

    When I learned about public git commits "leaking" my email address it was already too late. Now I'll probably use that email for this particular task. And another sad thing, is that many spammers are picking up "support&
18. 348.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Finally, a phone without camera bump and with an audio jack. Screen is way to large for my pockets, though.
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    by butz 2y ago

    Are there any specialized small LLMs for specific language/toolkit combo, e.g. GTK4 + Adwaita + GJS or Python? I'd prefer to run something that is a tad slower due to my PC, but does not break when there's no internet connect
20. 350.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Sorry, but forcing cookies upon user and not providing service otherwise is against the law, at least in EU. Why not boot all EU users to some random website too?
21. 351.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    Who ever thought that half covering Sign up button with this monstrosity was a good UX?
22. 352.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    I was expecting something more like WYSIWYG editor, that actually edits HTML visually in real-time. Something akin to old times of first webpage editors.
23. 353.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    At least the didn't call it Unity or Proton.
24. 354.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    I wonder what will happen to old websites I built with ACF and did not touch for years? Are they vulnerable now, as owners cannot get updates for ACF?
25. 355.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    ProcessWire CMS ( https://processwire.com/ ) is a neat alternative if one requires quite complex set of custom fields on a website.
26. 356.▲
    by butz 2y ago

    I get the feeling that Google branch in Japan was established only with single goal: to build weirdest keyboards possible (and impossible).
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    by butz 2y ago

    Font rendering on GTK3 was pretty decent, I'd say on par with Windows and better than Mac (without retina screen). Then GTK4 was released and fonts looked ugly for quite a while. Now they have been improved, but still not at GTK3 level
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    by butz 2y ago

    Great! I hope next initiative will be moving all municipality and public services from closed platforms to Fediverse.
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    by butz 2y ago

    Depending on the websites you usually browse, Dillo or Netsurf could be enough. But if you need to deal with online banking or government services - time to open "real" browser.
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    by butz 2y ago

    Eleventy v3.0.0 was just released, time to migrate your website, improve performance and make it easier to upgrade. And the best part: no plugin vulnerabilities.