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jogu
5y ago
The first thing on the page is: > C64 OS has one goal. Make a Commodore 64 feel fast and useful in today’s modern world. So I guess whatever "useful in today's modern world" means. What does this new OS allow me to accompl
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5y ago
> For me and my friends, "let's play contra" doesn't take longer than maybe 10 seconds from intention to the start screen. But how would they know you have Contra and think to play it? The presence of a physical cartr
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jogu
5y ago
> I guess my main argument is, I could make a RetroPi in a few hours with every emulator, and every rom, and meet all of the marketing criteria with better settings. Including better compatibility. > Assuming they're trying to ad
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jogu
5y ago
Yes, it's quite interesting seeing all the negative feedback. To be honest, I don't quite understand it. I've purchased both the Super Nt and Mega Sg and have been extremely pleased with them. They're extremely high qual
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5y ago
I own a DE10-NANO, the development kit powering the MiSTER project, as well as both the Super Nt and Mega Sg. I agree that there's a lot in common, but I think the two projects target vastly different audiences. The MiSTER project has
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jogu
5y ago
While not sponsored exactly, the UK has made some targeted changes to visa policies that make it easier for people in Honk Kong to relocate to the UK.
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5y ago
The PPA landscape certainly has changed and things weren't nearly as centralized as they are now. I don't think the AUR is necessarily more secure but in general the nature of how the AUR works does perhaps give some slight advant
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5y ago
Came here to say this. This will be especially interesting if there's better support for GPU virtualization to allow a Windows VM to leverage the card without passing the entire card through.
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5y ago
They did, and this is the continuation of that work. The bulk of the work wasn't on the base distribution, but on surrounding libraries e.g. proton. They felt Arch was a better base and moved off of Debian is all.
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5y ago
PPAs work great until they don't, because it's just some random guy building the packages half of the time. The last time I seriously tried to use Ubuntu was probably 8-10 years ago and I ran into a lot of trouble trying to get up
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5y ago
> Yet <づ> and <ず> are phonetically indistinct but entered differently; the input scheme is really not based upon phonetics but on structure. Not sure what what your point is here. ず&づ may or may not be phonetically indistinct
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5y ago
I could see how one might come away with this opinion but if you reflect on the nature of video games the fact of the matter is they're inherently proprietary software. Given that video games are more art than function, I think I'
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5y ago
I don't think it's fair to say it isn't entered phonetically. Fundamentally typing in Japanese is grounded in providing the phonetics of a word which can then be converted to more precise characters. As for Romaji based input
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5y ago
I've been studying Japanese for about 10 years now and think these systems are actually rather intuitive if you know the language. Digital input methods aside, most of the complexity comes from the writing system itself and just comes
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5y ago
Why is <n> vs <nn> depending on context silly? Context is required to disambiguate ん vs an initial consonant of the な行. There's not really another choice unless you want to make <n> exclusively used for one or the oth
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5y ago
> There's also the fact that this can't compete with the Switch due to the simple fact that games are optimized to run at a stable framerate by the developers or subcontracted companies for the Switch I have a pretty extensive
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5y ago
Yes, look into retroarch netplay. They have a rollback netplay implementation that works great from my experience.
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5y ago
Neo: TWEWY is made and published by Square Enix. Why would this imply they had talks with Nintendo?
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5y ago
Purchasing older models on the second hand market is generally a decent option if you're looking to get a better price to performance ratio.
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5y ago
You're looking for an EF to EOS R mount adapter. I think the general consensus on adapters is overall positive, but you will be making some slight concessions in autofocus performance and image quality pending the specific adapter/
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5y ago
> I have to say that mirrorless is just superior I think for the most part I'd agree with you, there's definitely a lot of upsides in mirrorless systems, especially in terms of flexibility. I will say though that the screens in
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5y ago
Great to see the KDE development community being so active. I think it has really been showing in the end product. Over the past 2-3 years KDE has easily become my favorite environment, even over macOS or Windows as of late. For the most pa
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jogu
6y ago
I've never noticed or been bothered by this. Typically when I want to edit a URL it's almost always deleting or replacing a substring in the URL. To do that I just single click + drag which highlights only the selected text instea
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jogu
6y ago
> Japan's rent-a-family industry was completely fake That's really not what that article is claiming. It's claiming that a particular individual has lied about the industry and made it seem stranger than it actually is and
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6y ago
For now that's the case, but since the introduction of GateKeeper Apple is slowly but surely trending the default configurations to make it more and more difficult to run software source outside of their own app store. I believe the de
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6y ago
I think the definition has always been a bit gray, even more so in recent years but I don't think it's about the hardware present in the device. For example, Sony made a push to classify the PS2 as a computer by providing a BASIC
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6y ago
I'm in the USA and get Japanese results when I search for things in Japanese. Google has settings for both region and search result language, I would try setting those.
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7y ago
It's one of the readings of the Japanese character 軽, which means light (as in not heavy). That would be my guess, but I can't say for certain.
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8y ago
Did some more reading on this and she posted a link to a site that contained more or less the following: for (;;) { window.alert("...") }