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by chungy 2y ago
There is a 4K Blu-ray of the film, I have a copy, it looks wonderful :)
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by chungy 2y ago
The website says "We are still working on it... so please wait." rsync has a lot of features, surely this will take a good amount of time.
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by chungy 2y ago
If you want to use something that is currently approved by the OSI, but at the same time is crafted to drive revenue, you can use the AGPL.
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by chungy 2y ago
> I mean was it really unauthorized access (they called it “hacking” of course) if his user account literally had permission to map network drives? It may not pass as hacking, but it certainly was unauthorized. Network policy in softwar
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by chungy 2y ago
Conceding that it was a technical necessity, the replacement of live actors for in-game CGI rendered characters feels off in the Riven remake to me. Necessary because now you can walk all the way around them, the game can't assume a s
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by chungy 2y ago
> Lastly, wondering if MS still sells Windows 98 if someone needs because of some specific reason. They do, in fact buying Windows in a commercial setting basically entitles you to all the prior versions: https://download.micr
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by chungy 2y ago
That has changed in time for the release. Audio works in the MAME LinnDrum driver.
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by chungy 2y ago
MAME is about the emulation and preservation of basically everything electronic. Arcades, computers, consoles, calculators, LED Tiger games, you name it. If it has a CPU (sometimes, even if it doesn't have a CPU), it's fair game f
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MAME 0.276(mamedev.org)
98 points by chungy 2y ago|28 comments
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Show HN: Star Trek database, using SQLite(chiselapp.com)
4 points by chungy 2y ago|0 comments
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by chungy 2y ago
As I recall, the installer seemed to complete fine, but the IDE itself had problems, and this was consistent on every Vista and W7 computer. Windows XP computers could run it without issue. It's been a long enough time that the details
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by chungy 2y ago
> some issues around Program Files and registry virtualization, along with UAC. Now that's rattling a thing in my brain. I recall disabling UAC was one of the more consistent ways to get Delphi 6 to even run on Windows 7, and even
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by chungy 2y ago
I recall some very nasty hacks and often-won't-work-at-all issues in trying to get Delphi 6 to run on Vista or Windows 7. Windows breaks backwards compatibility more often than "never".
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by chungy 2y ago
> As for ZFS... Dealing in filesystem snapshots is comparatively a bit awkward. If you want to recreate that config elsewhere you have to move the whole snapshot rather than just the recipe for building it That wasn't the highlight
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Fossil: A Coherent Software Configuration Management System(fossil-scm.org)
3 points by chungy 2y ago|1 comments
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by chungy 2y ago
> But, actually, Git does not support any file permissions other than 644 and 755. So a change from one to the other could theoretically be represented in just one bit of information. Git also supports mode 120000 (symbolic links), so yo
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by chungy 2y ago
That, and just let kids walk home. It's good for their muscles.
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by chungy 2y ago
On my phone, I've got 566 hours logged in 7700 games. I think it's fun :)
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by chungy 2y ago
> - Fossil automatically stages changed files for the next commit - which is a nice time-saver in 99% of cases where I do want to commit all of my changes, but is a slight inconvenience for the 1% of cases where I want to split the chang
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by chungy 2y ago
Mozilla just burned out the last remaining bits of good will with the "terms of use" fiasco. At least there's LibreWolf to keep a privacy-respecting fork.
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by chungy 2y ago
Shortened aliases come from cvs/svn land, sorting tags by a logical manner, adding some extra archive types for "git archive", making it so git log always shows my local time zone, pull will never do a non-ff merge, make it s
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by chungy 2y ago
My own ~/.gitconfig looks like this: [alias] co = checkout ci = commit st = status br = branch hist = log --pretty=format:'%h %ad | %s%d [%an]' --graph --date=short type = cat-file -t
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by chungy 2y ago
I guess we're re-inventing "web safe" colors?
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by chungy 2y ago
To be fair, the original article (or posts?) makes no effort to assert why he thinks arXiv is in any risk for its continued existence. It's unlikely that Cornell will go away, nor the site they own.
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by chungy 2y ago
This is my experience as well, for a lot of features that seem like magic in high level languages. I could somewhat accept pointers even without understanding them, but object-oriented programming with its classes and all was such a mystery
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by chungy 2y ago
I dare you to come up with a single example of someone that has a billion dollars in liquid assets. They probably don't exist: "billionaries" are worth billions on paper, thanks to stocks, investments, real estate holdings, e
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by chungy 2y ago
It's about having transparency. If the public can't monitor what 911 centers and police are doing, how can the public trust them?
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MAME 0.274(mamedev.org)
3 points by chungy 2y ago|2 comments
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by chungy 2y ago
Original print runs will score higher resale values, especially for something rare like unreleased Pokemon trading cards made during play testing. Reproductions can be fine, but anyone can do them on the cheap.
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by chungy 2y ago
Punch card technology! At least that's what I thought of, with those dot patterns forming bits.

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