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   by fb03 5y ago

   I'd dare to say it is as snappy as i remembered win95 to be
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   by fb03 5y ago

   Sad news, but I don't believe they are worried about that. It's good for their profit that hardware gets more and more commoditized and irreplaceable, just like phones. if it breaks, you buy a new all-in-one device which you can a
3. 243.▲
   by fb03 5y ago

   Been using Renoise for about 9 years now, and I absolutely love it! Post your renoise-made music here! this is me: https://soundcloud.com/flipbit03/ibu-kid
4. 244.▲
   by fb03 6y ago

   I don't see this happening tho. Sadly, there are closed source components in the products which are under NDA's, and even if the company wanted they wouldn't be able to open source some stuff.
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   by fb03 6y ago

   I have stories :-) We held a Digital Art Conference down here in Brazil and we brought Beeple in for a keynote, and it was an amazing experience, he's super bright. But yeah the guy is always dressed to kill, impeccably, almost too ser
6. 246.▲
   by fb03 6y ago

   This was fun and frustrating.
7. 247.▲
   by fb03 6y ago

   I wish I could use a Linux distro as snappy as BeOS was! Is Haiku the same in that regard?
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   by fb03 6y ago

   It was so easy to draw simple graphics in pascal, right? I have this snippet burned in my head and I used it all the time in MS-DOS' on Turbo Pascal 6 or 7 to get to the tasty 320x200 palleted graphics mode: asm mov ax,13h
9. 249.▲
   by fb03 6y ago

   I know it's not productive but this was the kind of comment I was expecting to read, thank you. I would like to know the oldest code libraries to be reused in 'large scale' tho.
10. 250.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    this is sincerely ingenious. so simple and yet so meaningful. for a long time I've dabbled on "low risk + low stress" and the new me is trying to go to the 'high reward' mode but yeah, something is got to give. I ba
11. 251.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    Has anyone here made the jump? I'm considering testing some components or our infrastructure on Gravitron processors but going all the way in with the database sounds risky but I don't really have a technical data point to justify
12. 252.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    they develop the feature and then merge back.
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    by fb03 6y ago

    I'll just put this here to spruce up your day [Full Throttle OST - The Gone Jackals - Born Bad] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grmCWmijKz0&ab_channel=MaxBl...
14. 254.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    guys, STOW + SYNCTHING is the way to go for me.
15. 255.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    - Rust + WASM - WASM accessing DOM directly (and the subsequent explosion of front end frameworks completely bypassing JS) I'm a simple person with mundane wants :)
16. 256.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    how factorio compares to rimworld? it seems to focus more on the factory aspect instead of the social, but besides that they seem pretty similar
17. 257.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    The correct answer. Aptitude is like the Midnight Commander of Apt-Get.
18. 258.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    I want a proper "open architecture" arm computer form factor to blossom sooo much. Imagine building ARM computers like we build our X86/X64 boxes today....
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    by fb03 6y ago

    I can agree, but what makes me doubt it is that "back in the day" (oh shit) we had lots of mainstream music that was different between themselves. we had the hiphoppers, we had the people that craved fast "whitney houston re
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    by fb03 6y ago

    While I really like what music streaming services gave me (an opportunity to explore quickly lots of new music), I think it is also coaxing, pasteurizing and generalizing music to the 'most added value possible' or 'most hype
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    by fb03 6y ago

    VcXsrv and a bashrc to set DISPLAY= automatically did it for me export DISPLAY=$(route -n | grep UG | head -n1 | awk '{print $2}'):0 and on the Windows side, start VcXsrv with the 'Disable Access Control' combo box check
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    by fb03 6y ago

    Me too. but unfortunately, not all 'corporate' software runs or finds all the libs on Debian based distros.. which sucks I know, because I too find this whole 'corporate blessed linux' thingy really unproductive. I work
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    by fb03 6y ago

    This is the correct answer. only the real bad guys will be working on actually getting """backups""" to run. I think it was a genius move by Microsoft.
24. 264.▲
    by fb03 6y ago

    I'm curious too, but my answer went to games like Mugen Kairou / Echochrome
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    by fb03 6y ago

    could I like, compile and continuously update this until I'd be able to say, have a modern libc and, for example, compile a version of python on top of it? that sounds like a fun (nightmare, for giggles) to do
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    by fb03 6y ago

    can you link me to some pointers on this? this sounds super interesting. thank you
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    by fb03 6y ago

    And now we have WSL2 which is quite good in that regard too. I love being on Linux but I am sick of tinkering too. I make music and game on Windows and Dev on WSL2 with X11 forwarding to desktop, which is flawless.
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    by fb03 6y ago

    I recommend reading THE HACKER'S DIET to all my nerdy/hacker friends (like me) who seek to understand and engage in weight loss with some simple truths worded by a deep nerd himself (one of the authors of AutoCAD). It made sense t
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    by fb03 6y ago

    I love stunts so much I did a song using only dosbox recorded stunts wave files as samples. https://soundcloud.com/flipbit03/stunts also check out the song's pixel artwork, a remix of the main game screen.
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    by fb03 6y ago

    Jokes aside, cars have not been analog anymore for decades ;-( Most stuff (even stuff that looks analog like the speed gauge) now runs thru buses and OBD allows you to tap into almost every controllable aspect of the car if you know the &#x