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6y ago
I love how this channels Syndicate Wars. That game probably solidified the cyberpunk aesthetic better than any game before or after it, possibly with the exception of Shadowrun (or the upcoming cp2077).
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“Good Bye, Friends” – 3DS Emulator for Android Ceasing Development
(mikage.app)
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6y ago
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6y ago
JSF
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6y ago
Ghost in the Shell, which also doubled as my gateway into anime.
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6y ago
While this is true, I was essentially saying that you don't have to remain on an older firmware as long as you're careful about how you move around between versions. I'm on 10.0 but I could go back to 3.1.0 anytime, and the
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6y ago
Apathy. The vast majority of consumers won't bother. Also, the Switch's security was actually comparatively solid. It was a flaw in the Tegra X1 (thanks Nvidia!) component that led to an exploit being discovered.
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6y ago
There is an easy workaround developed by the Switch homebrew community, simply upgrade from within a custom firmware (such as Atmosphere-NX) and run a tool called ChoiDuJourNX which bypasses the fuse-burning. If you're careful you can
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6y ago
I want to put in a good word for zim-wiki here. Its a shame the Windows port seems to be on indefinite hiatus for now. Its by far the easiest GUI-based wiki to deal with, easily handles just dropping in files into a hierarchy and simply wor
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6y ago
Is there much point in enabling compositing if we're installing i3 with this method? Would it even make a difference?
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7y ago
Yes, you can upgrade that way or by doing 'apt full-upgrade'.
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Ubuntu 20.04 beta is out
(releases.ubuntu.com)
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Does anyone have any idea/info about the status of upcoming copy-on-write Linux filesystems like bcachefs or btrfs?
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7y ago
Agreed. I wish more companies/nonprofits/whatever would make better decisions early on about their infrastructure, or at least gradually graft in better tooling over time.
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7y ago
https://www.arewewebyet.org/
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Ask HN: Accepting crypto as a payment method, your stories?
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7y ago
It's not you, I only opened the article to see if they had dealt with input lag and just lag in general and I get 6 paragraphs of unwanted marketing speak until I even get close to something resembling actual changes. If anyone from Mo
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7y ago
I seem to be getting a lot of downvotes for that comment for some reason, not sure why but there are several programs that can disable telemetry, this is probably the best-known one. https://wpd.app/
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7y ago
It's trivial to remove telemetry these days.
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7y ago
Not sure which of those specifically you're referring but from a benchmark done in Jan 2019, Clear Linux has a decent lead over *BSD https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=dfly-fre...
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7y ago
The term 'workload' is itself slightly loaded as it implies something constant like a server maintaining performance over a given period. I did mention my use-case is developing software, so I'm not exactly pushing this to it
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In that list, nothing strikes me as a killer feature that I would leave either Linux or Windows for. I've actually gone from Windows (about 10 years) -> Ubuntu (6 years) -> Clear Linux (a few months if that) -> Windows 10 in t
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7y ago
Good to see the satire detection capabilities of HN posters are alive and well :)
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7y ago
Israel ended up a lot safer, so it wasn't all bad.
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7y ago
Why can't big tech self-regulate? Why must it always be a solution that depends on big government instead? Why should anyone trust the government given the last few thousand years of history?
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7y ago
https://github.com/0xAX/linux-insides
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So is Devilution considered the current best port by the Diablo community? When I last checked there were at least 3-4 others.
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>WebRender is gradually enabled by default on Windows 10 desktops with NVIDIA graphics cards Does this mean Webrender in Stable can now be force-enabled for non-Nvidia graphics cards on Windows 10? The language is a little unclear. AFAI
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8y ago
That too.
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8y ago
Not all, I'm noticing a trend of including Chromium on the more niche distros like the Fedora spins (I noticed this about 1-2 years ago, the situation may have changed).
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8y ago
All the more reason for any Linux distro maintainers to include Firefox as the default browser.
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