chungy

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by chungy 8mo ago
Lazarus is mature: https://www.lazarus-ide.org/
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by chungy 8mo ago
althttpd is even easier. :)
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by chungy 8mo ago
Are all these food items real? Some of them sound made up... and are these California prices? It's totally bonkers.
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by chungy 8mo ago
Music videos on the Windows 95 CD didn't occupy space on your hard disk, either. As long as the operating system still fit on the CD-ROM, it didn't matter what other extras were on it.
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by chungy 8mo ago
It depends on one's definition of dictatorship. I personally do not believe, for instance, the British Crown is one such instance.
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by chungy 8mo ago
Mind bringing up any concrete examples?
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by chungy 8mo ago
LibSQL doesn't look anywhere close to active enough to consider it for production IMO. Just compare the most recent commits from LibSQL: https://github.com/tursodatabase/libsql/commits/main/ To thos
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by chungy 8mo ago
> The US corporations are forced by law to always prioritize whoever represents the current US government Where do you get your information from? This is just plainly false. Heck, it runs afoul of the Constitution, so even if the gover
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by chungy 8mo ago
No, that is not valid. The "<" and ">" characters in string values must always be escaped with < and >. The correct form would be: <a href="/" title="<a /&amp
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by chungy 9mo ago
Why, for $3800, you can now get a brand new Apple computer with a million times the RAM!
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by chungy 9mo ago
> They required a dedicated zip drive (took up same sized slot/bay as a floppy disk drive), but (if I recall right) that drive was backward compatible standard 3&1⁄2-inch 1.44MB floppy disks. Zip was a completely unique physical
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by chungy 9mo ago
With the GNU Units program, I have this defined in my ~/.units: "floppyMB 1000 KiB" Is it useful? Perhaps not, but you can use it to translate "1.2 floppyMB", "1.44 floppyMB" into other units.
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by chungy 9mo ago
I'd wager that most wikis use the MediaWiki software, which is what Wikipedia runs on. One particular thing that comes to mind though, is that Fossil ( https://fossil-scm.org/ ) has a private local-only sandbox: https:&
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by chungy 9mo ago
Given you have two of the same names on both sides of the list, it looks like your question is self-contradictory. Could you clarify?
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MAME 0.285(mamedev.org)
11 points by chungy 9mo ago|1 comments
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by chungy 9mo ago
It was developed primarily to replace SQLite's CVS repository, after all. They used CVSTrac as the forge and Fossil was designed to replace that component too.
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by chungy 9mo ago
as far as I understand the problem (sorry, the SO isn't the clearest around), Fossil should support this operation. It does one better, since it even tracks exactly where merges come from. In Git, you have a merge commit that shows u
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by chungy 9mo ago
That script might do with the "-w" parameter passed to scrub. Then "zpool scrub" won't return until the scrub is finished.
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by chungy 9mo ago
I have Windows 95 on a Pentium 120 MHz and calc.exe is instantaneous enough that it's probably much less than 300ms to launch. XP's calculator is hardly any different than 95. It's easy to believe that launching it on a Core
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by chungy 9mo ago
Sounds like you'd be a fan of Fossil ( https://fossil-scm.org ). See for instance: https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.wiki#...
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by chungy 9mo ago
I believe the parent is referring to how GNOME 3.0 had some really bad resizing grabs. Single-pixel widths at the edges, and almost impossible to hit corners. Latter versions significantly improved it.
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by chungy 9mo ago
Fedora and Debian have been shipping RISC-V versions of stable releases for a while. I don't think anyone is really struggling.
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by chungy 10mo ago
It is not private, it is merely "reserved". If/when that range opens up for Internet address, you'll be in a world of hurt for having used it. IPv6 is much more stable on what you can use. fc00::/7 is actually priva
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by chungy 10mo ago
MAME intentionally avoids making any release "1.0" since the project's goal is to "emulate everything"—an effectively impossible goal to reach, so the version is never going to be set at 1.0.
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MAME 0.284(mamedev.org)
15 points by chungy 10mo ago|3 comments
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by chungy 10mo ago
Witcher 2 had a Linux native build, but never Witcher 3.
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by chungy 10mo ago
The problem is the word "emulator" itself. It's a very flexible word in English, but when applied to computing, it very often implies emulating foreign hardware in software, which is always going to be slow. Wine doesn&#x27
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by chungy 10mo ago
No. Ruby exists.
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by chungy 10mo ago
You might as well use Lazarus and LCL. It'll give the best of all worlds.
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by chungy 10mo ago
Given the reaction from Cleavon Little I could fully buy that it was an ad-libbed line. Then again, they are actors. It might have started as ad-libbed, but entirely possible it had multiple takes still to get it "just right".

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