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AmigaOS Mac OS 9 DR DOS OS/2 VMS Windows CE z/OS MorphOS Atari FreeMiNT OS/400 [...] Actually probably a fourth (EDIT: after looking more closely, make that ~half) or so of the list are not in any way UNIX.
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https://8325.org/haiku/
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The M1 Max pushes 400 GB/sec. In what world is that "slow RAM" and what laptop -- or desktop -- computer can you buy that is faster than that?
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4y ago
if you don't understand EVERYTHING about this, don't touch it, on risk of life and limb This is actually pretty good advice for smartphones, too. Okay, it won't hack off your leg, but it may affect your life profoundly and
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4y ago
Most of this is not historically accurate. Vista required 512 MB. In practice, that probably sucked, but those were the paper specs. XP might have required 64 MB on paper but it crawled and was practically useless on that spec (like Win
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AmigaOS, at least 1.x, does not redraw full windows while moving. It does the outline thing.
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For 18V tools, Makita seems to be the safest bet since they have used the same battery standard since 2005. There are adapters for Makita batteries to every other brand readily available on eBay/AliExpress etc.
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i.e when Ghz stopped being a useful metric (or sole metric) for CPU we switched to other measurements, we did not redefine what Ghz represented. They really did try to muddy the waters back when CPU clock was the only commonplace metric
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WinAmp's mod player was wildly inaccurate anyway, so it's probably not a great loss. IIRC it specifically didn't support a lot of IT features (instrument filter envelopes, etc)
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On the topic of Windows 95 UI clones... If you go one minor version back from your experience, RedHat 5.0 actually shipped with FVWM95* as its default desktop and it was fugly: http://toastytech.com/guis/x.html * FVW
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> There are also other prior art examples such as Amiga released in 1985 which had similar "top right button closes the application" design elements. AmigaOS has the close widget on the top left, like Mac OS.
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See also: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=89362 -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zprSxCMlECA A demo, including music and graphics, written for the 1541 disk drive -- no, it is not a C64 demo, it ru
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If you want to try BASICA again, you can do it here: https://www.pcjs.org/machines/pcx86/ibm/5170/cga/ When the machine loads up, switch the disk to PC DOS 3.30 (Disk 2), type BASICA and you're
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You could include LIDAR with the camera and use that data to verify that there is depth to the image.
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This is correct. A system like the NES, SNES or Genesis never loaded any graphics or code into RAM unless they were doing special tricks. It was all ROM mapped into the CPU address space. Larger games, especially on systems with a 16-bit ad
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Lastly you haven't even got your estimations of memory right. The Sega CD had a few megabytes of dedicated RAM (which is at least an order of magnitude more than you claimed) 6 mega bits = 768 kilobytes.
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When there is any sort of equipment involved, they seem to have become an Instagram feed, with only photos of the acquisitions. There's rarely any insight into the product itself, it's always people posting things right after ope
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4y ago
Downranking these sites will overwhelmingly mean downranking those who spend money on Google ads. It will not happen because it is exactly contrary to Google making more money. Of course Google has PageSpeed, which supposedly influences ran
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Sidetrack, but I can recommend the Firefox/Chrome extension "Don't Track Me Google" which cleans up Google result links to be the actual URL, without Google's tracking redirect.
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Good catch -- the Google result is actually on an .edu domain but it redirects to the link I pasted above.
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Okay, but iris does have two meanings and sometimes you need to be specific in your queries. Your original query would not have been perfect if you were in fact wondering about the flower. "what is an iris anatomy site:*.edu" is
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The amplifier used for headphones is very different than what is used to drive a speaker. It's a totally different component. It generally isn't, no. Looking at a teardown of the iPhone 5 for example (just the first phone I thou
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The adapter includes/is a DAC. The Lightning port is fully digital and cannot carry analog audio.
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On the surface it seems like a very strange assertion. Even if there were subtle GDI rendering differences -- which I doubt -- it is hard to believe that a printout would let them positively identify Intel HD Graphics 630 specifically, as
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Indeed if they had the identification code they would have been able to pinpoint the model and serial number of the printer, but they haven't released that information -- only that it is a HP printer with HP 302 or 304 model ink cartri
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No offense, but this really reads like a post from 15 years ago. It's not true anymore for NES and SNES and has not been for years. Look at mesen and bsnes -- 100% compatibility, indistinguishable from real hardware on every released g
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On x86, a Pentium 75 was just about the absolute minimum for playing the common 128 kbps stereo MP3s of the time. A DX4/100 could just barely do it if you were running a performant MS-DOS player and doing nothing else at the same tim
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They did; the IBM Model M13 Trackpoint II keyboard. A very rare thing to find in the wild.
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The Epiphan AV.io HD is a thing, but it's not cheap... You might be able to find a used Epiphan VGA2USB for not much money.
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You could go with Lazarus[0]. It is dead simple to use (hope you like Pascal, though) and can use native widgets from your choice of Win32, Cocoa, GTK+ or QT. [0] https://www.lazarus-ide.org/
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