jordigh

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by jordigh 2y ago
-f 140 is the right yt-dlp parameter to get just the audio.
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by jordigh 2y ago
With Spanish we have the added complexity that there are different linguistic traditions around the world. For example, in Mexico I learned "depurar", an existing Spanish word that closely fits the meaning of "debug". Ho
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by jordigh 2y ago
It bothers me so much that Paul Graham people thinks it's performative . He can't imagine anyone actually, sincerely holding those beliefs, because he doesn't hold them himself. If someone is trying to modify their beliefs a
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by jordigh 2y ago
It's not my work. I'm just a script kitty. There are some details in the description and comments here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPUYjDNks9Y
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by jordigh 2y ago
The pregnancy test was the greatest drama to ever hit the r/itrunsdoom community.
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by jordigh 2y ago
The tech demo that really made me fall in love with Bad Apple was getting it to run on the NES. https://somethingnerdy.com/downloads/ Here it is running from my Everdrive. https://inversethought.com/jor
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Programming language that targets the Nintendo Entertainment System(github.com)
2 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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Cursed Knowledge(immich.app)
2 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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NESfab – Programming language that targets the Nintendo Entertainment System(github.com)
3 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jordigh 2y ago
The shareware weapons. You had to fork out some real cash for the full version if you wanted the plasma weapons!
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by jordigh 2y ago
Aw, monster in-fighting kills don't count? That's my favourite kind of kill. In-fighting is a basic Doom skill, kind of forgotten in modern FPSes.
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Makefile in Lisp(gnu.org)
2 points by jordigh 2y ago|1 comments
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Algorithms for high performance terminal apps(textual.textualize.io)
3 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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EmacsConf(toobnix.org)
1 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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by jordigh 2y ago
You kid but back during the XEmacs days, RMS did indeed argue a lot over the names. I think jwz wanted to call the original Emacs "FSF Emacs" and RMS was like, "no, it's just Emacs, and in fact, XEmacs is also just Emacs
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by jordigh 2y ago
Oh, so that's why this was so ragequit-worthy: the global elisp namespace is delicate, and unilateral changes like this without consulting the maintainer of the stomped-over package is a big no-no.
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My Resignation from Emacs Development(lists.gnu.org)
77 points by jordigh 2y ago|65 comments
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Global Grist: How ANCT and the open source community helped translate Grist(getgrist.com)
3 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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Object Pools(famicom.party)
3 points by jordigh 2y ago|0 comments
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Steam has an uncontested monopoly position in the PC gaming market(peoplemaking.games)
4 points by jordigh 2y ago|1 comments
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by jordigh 2y ago
The important bit > But the recent Mastodon upgrade has caused a significant amount of performance degradation, and I think the only way to really solve it is going to be to throw a lot of money into hardware. I found the latest upgrade
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by jordigh 2y ago
Do graphical games with text parsers count? The Crimson Diamond is a recent release that is beyond the stellar.
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by jordigh 2y ago
Not to keep all of their copyright, just their commercial rights. I say if the thing has been out of print for say, 15 years, verbatim distribution should be allowed. Copyright itself only lasted about 15 years originally, which is a reason
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by jordigh 2y ago
Besides commercial rights, copyright also includes moral rights: the right the author has to the integrity of their work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights I kind of like the idea of allowing verbatim redistri
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Velocity Raptor(sciencegamecenter.org)
1 points by jordigh 2y ago|1 comments
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by jordigh 2y ago
A browser-based game to teach how special relativity works.
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by jordigh 2y ago
Where does Foone keep finding this stuff? Earlier, Foone finds a NUC: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41294585
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by jordigh 2y ago
No, "ordinateur" was a marketing term created for IBM that meant to evoke godliness, from the somewhat archaic phrase, "Dieu qui met de l'ordre dans le monde", God who sets the world in order. https://www
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by jordigh 2y ago
I bought one of these toys pre-made from the kickstarter and they’re actually really fun. I am thinking of buying a soldering iron and using this toy as an experience in learning how to do it. I really like the DIY aspect of having a simple
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Bleepler Kit Manual(loblast.com)
1 points by jordigh 2y ago|1 comments

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