caslon

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Shoes for VR that allow you to stay in the same place while walking(github.com)
2 points by caslon 5y ago|0 comments
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by caslon 5y ago
Because I have a need for Internet Explorer 6-8!
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by caslon 5y ago
Yeah, but it's a web URL shortener.
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by caslon 5y ago
It's the default for XP SP2.
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by caslon 5y ago
Disappointing; that doesn't really count!
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by caslon 5y ago
HTTP!
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by caslon 5y ago
Really? The browsers I usually use to test if a site works without HTTPS (IE6 and IE8 on XP SP2) can't load it. Weird!
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by caslon 5y ago
It could be shorter still! Stop forcing HTTPS!
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by caslon 5y ago
Their markdown is not standard, so stuff might still change for you.
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by caslon 5y ago
Obsidian isn't as bad as Notion, but it's also proprietary. Unfortunately, there is no good company in this space.
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by caslon 5y ago
On easy, ten correct and zero wrong was enough for me to realize the same (I have never read Nature). Trying hard right now, will report results after. Edit: Yeah, it's the same deal. Length becomes less of a giveaway but its errors be
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by caslon 5y ago
There are plenty of companies that make desktop apps. Car consoles (generally) don't use browsers. I am sure that those applications would get on just fine without running Chromium. A car with a web browser is a nightmare.
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by caslon 5y ago
XP rendered the window unless you had a few settings switched (or the classic theme on).
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by caslon 5y ago
Most of it is making light more intense, and most of everything else could be emulated with a blur filter and a green tint. It's impressive for what it represents technically, but it's visually subtle.
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by caslon 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_diet The Mediterranean diet is a diet inspired by the eating habits of Greece, Italy, and Spain in the 1960s.[1][2] The principal aspects of this diet include proportionally
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by caslon 5y ago
I haven't used it/had no idea about it until reading this post, but here's my attempt. You aren't stupid, it's just that the genre of projects (spaced-repetition systems) Orbit is in is pretty niche. It mentions tha
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by caslon 5y ago
(Unless you're using an adblocker worth its salt, like uBO on Firefox, in which case it works perfectly.)
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by caslon 5y ago
I completely disagree! Monospaced text is far easier to skim by making the scanrate of content more constant.
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by caslon 5y ago
I actually have at least three books on my shelf right now that have monospaced fonts! Pre-TeX computer/engineering books tend to be that way. Monospace is legible, and 12px is a great size for web content.
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by caslon 5y ago
12px monospaced is really easy to read. The problem is not the website in this case. The website is fine. Consider pressing CTRL+ a few times if it is too small for you in particular.
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by caslon 6y ago
Obligatory: If you're wanting to see an active fork of Plan 9, check out 9front. https://code.9front.org/hg/plan9front
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by caslon 6y ago
You can't forget that there are multiple variants of i3, i5 and i7 every year! And presumably now the i9 but I haven't been paying attention. 6400 6500 6600 6600 k random assortment of numbers and letters! It hardly works! The co
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by caslon 6y ago
For anyone unfamiliar with this reference: https://old.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/p1ssv/dear_internet...
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by caslon 6y ago
"We're here to revolutionize online gaming! As you may know, video games are a multi-billion dollar market! Something about MMOs being the next Bitcoin! Fortnite! Synergy! We got our teeth whitened and professional lighting for th
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by caslon 6y ago
The UK's production capabilities are more or less irrelevant. Why not just ignore it? It's not like they're going to suddenly become some massive economic force.
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by caslon 6y ago
People already do ignore US IP law. It's pretty much entirely ignored by the single other meaningful competitor in the world: China.
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by caslon 6y ago
ARM also gives the UK strategic leverage in any trade negotiations. Would we knowingly allow Rolls-Royce Jet Engines to be flogged off? No. Ditto ARM. Doesn't this/shouldn't this basically encourage countries like the Unite
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by caslon 6y ago
Pretty frequently, yes. It doesn't take that long on modern, moderately-powered devices. Even when I was using a mid-tier device from a decade ago, compilation time was still around half an hour, which was less than most Rust projects
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by caslon 6y ago
>- I think it would increase the general productivity in kernel development. A better kernel helps everyone out. Don't you think the massive increase in compilation time would negate any productivity gains and probably decrease prod
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by caslon 6y ago
Clever way of demonstrating the separation between reporting and finances, I think.

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