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by fb03 9y ago
I have fish installed because for some odd reason, the "SSH link" feature of Midnight Commander didn't work across two servers that we use. After installing it I could use the "Shell Link" feature and it was lovely
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by fb03 9y ago
I love this guy. I have bought countless Teensy-ies from this website and his stuff is so solid.
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by fb03 9y ago
It was really nice to see browsers simply incorporate slow but steadily all the APIs that made Flash worth its plugin install (canvas, opengl, webaudio, input devices, sockets). Instead of battling head on with it they simply made it pointl
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by fb03 9y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree to your points, and I feel it really is bad to focus on someone's disability when there's so much more there to inquiry about (a whole human with skills, stories, wisdom, successes, failures, interesti
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by fb03 9y ago
I agree, but one has to consider that in this example, since Bitcoin acceptance in businesses isn't that widespread, the receiving side would still need a gateway to convert that money back into fiat currency, and would also incur some
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by fb03 9y ago
And if your OS breaks you can always boot from another one and recover your cluster. Now try that with an obscure Adaptec card which has been EOL for the last 4 years :-)
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by fb03 9y ago
Your comment make me warm and fuzzy, all I can see these days is $UNNEEDED_ADDED_COMPLEXITY. People genuinely want to get their jobs done but they don't pause for the first second to analyze if that extra lib is gonna pull a bunch of o
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by fb03 9y ago
The first thing I did when starting to read Linus' answer was to Ctrl-F for badwords. I am really happy he's blossomed from that teenage angst colorful name-calling era. Way to go, man!
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by fb03 9y ago
She is friends with Otoko.
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by fb03 9y ago
HolyC ?
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by fb03 9y ago
yeah, SDL rekindled my passion with this kind of stuff, man. It is so easy to set up and deference a simple software-only framebuffer and after you whet your appetite, setting up a hardware accelerated one is also dead simple in SDL2.
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by fb03 9y ago
On MS-DOS the FB was at $A000 and you could address it easily using stuff like mem[] in Pascal. I remember doing lots of animation and random graphics stuff in DOS using mode 13, the usual stuff at the time, plasma etc. 320 x 200 was more t
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by fb03 9y ago
Can you tell me about your audio coding endeavours in Rust? Are you into writing VSTs or stuff? I've been reading more and more about Rust and while I've fallen in love with its premises I still fail to tackle the real world task
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by fb03 9y ago
nice! can you talk more about Rust's tooling? How do you debug? What IDE or text editor do you feel comfy with? Do you have/use/need autocomplete? I'm coming from a a Python background and I'm too spoiled by Pycharm
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by fb03 9y ago
You are absolutely right about Yamaha, man! Dang, even their Flutes are great. My HS8's are interfaced via a Yamaha AG06 sound card btw. balanced outputs perfect for the monitors, stable as fuck and also I can get pretty decent latency
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by fb03 9y ago
They're fun to listen to music to, but still colour the sound a lot . Not "Beats" level coloring, but still pretty apparent.
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by fb03 9y ago
I have a pair of HS8's. They have provided me with a good and cheap starting set of listening gear for my amateur music endeavours. I know there is a lot of better gear out there but for starting out, Yamaha gear is usually pretty on p
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by fb03 9y ago
What about Lazarus?
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by fb03 9y ago
you can do it right now through food. the gut microbiome tells the host what it wants to eat or not. Different diets cater to different bacteria, that's the reason (for example) that people that now eat healthy but before could eat as
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by fb03 9y ago
Thank you for this amusing reply. You really believe all this :-)
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by fb03 9y ago
Maybe he could eat only fruit while reading Hacker News Medical Doctors from a reading nook or abode. Mind over matter, bro.
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by fb03 9y ago
thank you i overlooked it.
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by fb03 9y ago
thank you.
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by fb03 9y ago
Can't MPC-HC just be uploaded to GitHub where it can be collectively administered. This way the process of forming a steering body will be transparent and open and, if hell ensues, people can still fork. Way better than letting it gath
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by fb03 9y ago
This. I am falling more and more in love with Rust but i'm having issues properly using it without proper IDE and debugger support. It's already a quite different language for someone as me coming from a C89 and Python background,
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by fb03 9y ago
Not the author, but I've implemented my own snake game and this bug is fairly easy to kill. (1) - You can only change directions that will change your axis, if you're going left your possible changes are up and down, .... (2) - Yo
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by fb03 9y ago
I strive for balance in my life, so what motivates me is the combination of being able to solve complex problems using computer technology coupled with the ability to properly care about my own physical self and the ones around me (family,
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by fb03 9y ago
> If you store them on a filesystem, how do you deal with redundancy / failover / scaling ? In most cases, using a solution like Amazon S3 will have all these three sorted out for you pretty good. And while it's not a full
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by fb03 9y ago
Try NetHack. infinite hours of replayability (the whole game is algorithmically generated and every time you die, every item/tool/weapon/map has a different name and effect) and it's FOSS ;-) Also it's a pretty hard
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by fb03 9y ago
I love PuTTY, but my best PuTTY is actually KiTTY, since it saves profiles in a local config file instead of the ominous Windows Registry. Much easier to move around :-) http://www.9bis.net/kitty/

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