chungy

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by chungy 6mo ago
What are you really proposing? That a first ".INDEX" entry be made that contains the offsets of all the other members? That could work in a backwards-compatible way (as long as no standard tar utility makes modifications to the a
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by chungy 6mo ago
Zip has a central directory you could just query, instead of having to construct one in-memory by scanning the entire archive. That's significantly less work.
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by chungy 6mo ago
Zip allows you to set compression algorithm on a per-file basis, including no compression.
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by chungy 6mo ago
There's not a whole lot of interest in making Windows 9x run well on QEMU. These days especially, it's better to just use 86Box for those operating systems.
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by chungy 6mo ago
That's a graphics driver problem. Fairly common to see when running Windows 9x/Me under QEMU.
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by chungy 6mo ago
Does that explain Word for Windows?
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by chungy 6mo ago
Somehow, the bad grammar gives something special by signifying an LLM didn't write it. Then again, an LLM could probably help clean up the grammar.
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by chungy 6mo ago
I didn't consider that it meant to use the scroll wheel and likewise closed the page before discovering that.
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by chungy 6mo ago
One feature I greatly appreciate is the new default output mode in the SQLite shell in interactive mode. It now defaults to qbox with reflow and line limits enabled, making a fairly pretty output on the terminal. It even does rounded corn
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by chungy 6mo ago
If you think MAGA followers believe in flat-earth, you've deluded yourself badly.
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by chungy 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure people claim to be flat-earthers as a lark.
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MAME 0.287(mamedev.org)
21 points by chungy 7mo ago|0 comments
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by chungy 7mo ago
One nit about the site: the screen elements forced me to make my browser window more than half the size of my screen, and I use a 3840×2160 monitor. My windows are normally about ⅕ the size of the screen and roughly 4:3 ratio shaped. It was
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by chungy 7mo ago
OpenWrt has a generic x86 PC build that can also be used to turn basically any random PC into a router, complete with an operating system actually designed and developed for that purpose.
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by chungy 7mo ago
Don't confuse "simple and good" with "flawless" :-) There are indeed only a few private-reserved IPv4 ranges, and almost everyone prefers to keep things memorable and easy to type; you get a lot of 10.0.0.0/24,
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by chungy 7mo ago
IPv4 is pretty simple and good for LANs. Nothing wrong with sticking to it.
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by chungy 7mo ago
The merge conflict syntax and "doesn't destroy history" both sound exactly like what Fossil does. (Fossil is at https://fossil-scm.org/ ) Just a trivial example here: lorem ipsum <<<<&lt
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by chungy 7mo ago
Teddy Roosevelt was the Chuck Norris of his day. It is appropriate.
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by chungy 7mo ago
Emacs with org-mode and evil-mode seems to be up your alley.
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by chungy 7mo ago
I don't expect them to take too long in getting a bug-fixed 3.52.1 out, but I'm neither on the SQLite team nor can I make such promises ;)
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SQLite Release 3.51.3(sqlite.org)
5 points by chungy 7mo ago|4 comments
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by chungy 7mo ago
Release 3.52.0 has been temporarily withdrawn until a few critical bug fixes land for 3.52.1: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_52_0.html
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Fossil Version 2.28(fossil-scm.org)
3 points by chungy 7mo ago|1 comments
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by chungy 7mo ago
Change summary: https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/changes.wiki#v2_28
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SQLite Release 3.52.0(sqlite.org)
24 points by chungy 7mo ago|0 comments
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by chungy 8mo ago
> It's more powerful than your PC back in the late 1990s. Sounds like a fun thought, but almost certainly untrue: https://www.swissmicros.com/product/dm42 All new PCs sold in the late 1990s handedly beat these
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Lazarus Bugfix Release 4.6(forum.lazarus.freepascal.org)
2 points by chungy 8mo ago|0 comments
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MAME 0.286(mamedev.org)
6 points by chungy 8mo ago|0 comments
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by chungy 8mo ago
It's a single-binary program that's easy to compile. You don't need to depend on packaging...
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by chungy 8mo ago
What improvements and modernizations do you have in mind?

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