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by eggsome 3y ago
Just to further back up your point when you look at the cost of US wars here: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/money_huge.png WW2 is head and shoulders above everything else.
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by eggsome 4y ago
Here is a modern implementation of the SuperH CPU for Linux: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVD1Yws__v0
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by eggsome 4y ago
I never torrent for ethical reasons, but I just jumped onto soap2day to check if they had something that I've been on the lookout for (Abacus: Small Enough to Jail) and they don't have it.
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by eggsome 4y ago
I came away thinking that it was impractical even in the long term after watching this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G-WO-z-QuWI
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by eggsome 4y ago
For GPU: AMD (but not _too_ cutting edge is the easy answer here). Any of the Radeon 6000 series will work well out of the box with recent open source kernels. CPU wize Intel/AMD does not matter.
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by eggsome 4y ago
I was working at Palm (subcontracted end user support) when this project was announced. The first thing my mind went to was 3D games because Palm had just announced that the next iteration of their chip would have a PowerVR based mobile cap
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by eggsome 4y ago
I looked into this option, but when I checked the FAQ of mrchromebox.tech it has the following: Q: I want to buy a Chromebook to run Windows or Linux -- which should I buy? A: Buying any modern (2017+) Chromebook with the intention of run
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by eggsome 4y ago
Does anyone know if there is any merit to his patent? https://www.freepatentsonline.com/WO2013101261A1.html
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by eggsome 4y ago
They tried that, but the question is how do you write the law? In the end they settled on requiring that govt. departments use ISO standards to store docs (which at the time was only ODF). Microsoft then tried to get their format ratified a
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by eggsome 4y ago
My best useless use of dd was in the Ubuntu 16.04 days. I was at a satellite office with all windows PCs for the day, so used a live disk to get a decent environment to get things done. Only problem was that the DVD drive kept spinning down
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by eggsome 4y ago
Another great artist worth looking at (and the creator of Pixel Art Academy) is https://www.patreon.com/retro
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by eggsome 4y ago
On one hand I really appreciate the original meaning, it always seemed 'neat' to me. However the reality is that it's modern meaning has changed. See here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/decim
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by eggsome 5y ago
It's an interesting thought experiment though. Who is harming the purchasers? Apple, or the hacker copying down a publicly available piece of information?
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by eggsome 5y ago
I was bitten by this. While staying in the US I setup an Amazon account in 2010, and ordered a Kindle2 with 3G connectivity. It was fantastic! I could purchase books anywhere in the world - no WiFi! At some point however the renewal of my U
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by eggsome 5y ago
Would this fit the bill? https://solvespace.com/index.pl
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by eggsome 5y ago
True, but that model was _very_ short lived.
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by eggsome 5y ago
As a general rule you make a good point, but in the case of djbdns there has been no need to patch for years. See here: https://cr.yp.to/djbdns/guarantee.html
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by eggsome 5y ago
For anyone who want's something tiny, complete and secure check out djbdns. I use it for a 700 user org as a secondary DNS. Never goes above single digit CPU usage (on an AWS nano instance) and currently has 834 days of uptime. One of
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by eggsome 5y ago
Here is my current favorite: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dVD1Yws__v0 (open source GPS!)
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by eggsome 5y ago
I have a very small/specific hack I would like applied that I'd be willing to pay for (changing hardcoded joystick button allocations for a 90's game) Please send me an email if you have time (details in profile).
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by eggsome 5y ago
I have this exact same situation with my Youtube history. I used to be able to search it in Google's history search, but that only shows a subset of results. If I want to really search for the title of a random video I saw 5 years ago
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by eggsome 5y ago
I finally settled on the HyperX Cloud Flight S. They have wireless charging, so whenever I put them down on my desk they are charging. I have a separate high quality mic on my desk so I don't have a dangly thing in my face. I only use
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by eggsome 5y ago
Come to Australia. Sadly we still have racism, but mostly directed towards people without good English skills.
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by eggsome 5y ago
How does it compare to Artemis?
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by eggsome 5y ago
Wizard's Bane (1989) is a fun take on that.
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by eggsome 5y ago
While this is true they are taking their time. Here is an article from 2017 that suggests they will have finished the transition to proof of stake by 2018: https://www.crypto-news.net/what-does-ethereums-proof-of-sta...
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by eggsome 5y ago
Is your hack shared anywhere? I think I hit this bug last time played with my brother.
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by eggsome 5y ago
I feel exactly the same way. I sometimes wonder what "or eligible to obtain the required authorizations" means. Does that just mean that SpaceX has to sponsor the clearance process for you? I remember reading another thread where
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by eggsome 6y ago
Sounds like a job for Jason Scott
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by eggsome 6y ago
Surely it would cool below the point where Co2 becomes solid (most of the atmosphere is Co2). Imagine walking around on fields of Co2 :)

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