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by deaddodo 2y ago
I let it scroll through about 30 and didn't see either of these. I saw a couple small church services, some random snippets of people walking throughout various areas, what seemed to be an interview for someone's school project an
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I don't even know what a "context menu" is in this context. Are we just talking about a general right-click menu? If so, it's instant in both Windows 11 and KDE6 for me (desktop, toolbars, etc). Or do we specifically mea
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I've been using Linux for a similar time. To be fair to those people, there were massive roadblocks for ages. 802.11b (then G, A, N, etc) support, Flash while it ruled the roost, DRM-video playback, GPU-acceleration, Bluetooth device s
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Intel themselves claim 45 TOPS (IPC isn't a thing in NPUs) coming from their NPU. AMD didn't reveal the chip total of the new Ryzen series, but their NPU gets 50 TOPS. The only reason Intel's numbers are so much higher (&quot
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Sure, my only point is that telling Americans to back off of/check themselves in spaces that are their only ones just because English happens to be the most spoken language worldwide (especially in the tech-savvy communities) is always
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by deaddodo 2y ago
No offense, but HN and Reddit are both American created, operated, and primarily trafficked sites. It's not unusual to assume an American audience. If OP came out assuming a Nairobi design that wasn't used anywhere else, or if the
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by deaddodo 2y ago
People were definitely experimenting with it before that. Developers were mostly using it to load direct server-side snippets of HTML, dynamically. It took the evolution of SOAP and (especially) JSON/RESTful APIs for it to start seeing
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by deaddodo 2y ago
This comes up often, so just to reiterate. This law only ever affected American citizens. It's why products like PuTTy had warnings about not being allowed to use the product unless you were American, the developers were protecting the
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Or you can think of it in the opposite manner, they could just sell all of the $500 spec'd chips as $500 chips and miss out on an entire market of people that could use a lower spec'd chip at $200. But that's besides the poin
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I think if you just exit your subjective perspective, this type of adaptation becomes obvious. What is using a game controller, keyboard + mouse, bicycle handlebars, snowboard, etc but augmentation. Yeah, it's designed to be ergonomi
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The constraint was real, sure. But also, making lower binned/spec'd chips act like faster ones and then selling them for the same price, that was also something that happened. If someone paid $500, they should get the $500 chip, n
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by deaddodo 2y ago
That doesn't answer any of the questions. That just introduces another vague problem of feelings.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Is the new documentation lacking something you need? Is there some reason you don't use the outdated documentation, if it's working for you? Are you mad because there are redundant resources available to you? I'm literally wr
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I have no idea how you got that idea about Microsoft's developer documentation. It's always been one of the more robust options out there. You can find full tutorials and documentation on the entirety of WinUI3, which is the liter
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The reason you're not getting a good answer is because the ultimate answer is to just use Microsoft's Documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/ https://learn.microsof
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> On top of that there's a secret in the industry though: there's a lot of maybe not entirely legal code copying going on. Hiring someone who's made a similar game in the past can mean that they come with source code that
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I don't know any major GPU driver that can be shown to use any patent infringement. You would know if it support S3 features or unpaid h264, v9, etc functionality pretty easily. They do have patented code/functionality, but it&#
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Only the multimedia engine, IIRC. It used a proprietary codec.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The index pin gives you information on what sector is currently under the head, but after reading the code OP posted and the Amiga documentation, you're correct that this was specifically referencing the index hole in the CIA's fl
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by deaddodo 2y ago
HTML1.1, HTML2, etc weren't less strict, if anything they were more. They only consumed tags that could be rendered, since there wasn't a concept of a DOM tree or anything like that. They just worked forward rendering as they went
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by deaddodo 2y ago
If you watch the original video, the person OP is talking about referred to an arbitrary hole that they added themselves/the disk producers added. The index hole is a normal feature of floppy disks that are "flippy" (usable o
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Yeah, I misread it. My apologies.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
It's common enough to be asked often enough: https://www.quora.com/Is-LG-a-part-of-Samsung I think people are mixing up the Hyundai/Kia situation (where the former does own a significant portion of the latter) via
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Ah, I misread it because it's a common misconception. My apologies!
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by deaddodo 2y ago
LG and Samsung are separate chaebols.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
No, they are both competitive chaebols (a Korean form of conglomerate).
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> They also make cars Not anymore, Samsung Motors is now a part of Renault. Samsung retains a minority share of the operation.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
That doesn't make sense, no? Most of these disks had their read-write tab blocked and so the floppy drive would just operate in read-only mode anyways.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
In some cases this would be a sort of DRM, sure. But it certainly wasn't universal. Most smaller-midsize distribution houses just used something like this: https://www.awp1.com/st.html Or, if they were very small, they
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by deaddodo 2y ago
This has happened quite a few times: https://tcrf.net/Category:Games_with_uncompiled_source_code It's usually more common on CD games with the directory/file being unlisted, but it's always interesting to fin

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