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by jzzskijj 12y ago
PabloDraw is available on Linux if you have Mono and gtk-sharp2.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Install Pablodraw: http://picoe.ca/products/pablodraw/ Read these tutorials: http://blocktronics.org/view-project/zo-flyingeagletutorial/ http://blocktronics.org/view-pro
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Ah, the same with # if in the pack's name.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Your information about Amiga isn't correct. In Europe Amiga had really vital Amiga BBS scene. ANSI "BBS" art as a product of IBM-PC world is only true, if you're talking about this so-called "block ascii" that
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Don't forget http://asciiarena.com/ It has the history of Amiga's Ascii scene. 3879 collys. If someone is not familiar with the term "ascii colly": It was (usually) a .txt file made by a single person. A
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
During the last three years I have installed Handbrake twice to convert a just created WMV to H.264/AAC. On both occasions Handbrake just failed to do anything for the file and I ended up uninstalling it. Later I created a kilometer lo
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Perhaps. But on the other hand, then I would have been hunting down the moving dots and spending less time on the actual insults. And I probably wouldn't been able to finish it in reasonable time to call it a lunch break.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Luckily there are us who don't mind minor details like that. For me it was so much fun to complete this and to get Swordmaster to say "OK, you win. Well...I hope you’re happy." The best lunch for a while.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
> the last time I did a lecture on fixed timestamps in videogames I took all graphs, diagrams and source code fragments, put them on a single A4 page and printed a copy for each of 60+ people present Not that you were looking for my ap
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Yes, absolutely! For getting distraction free focus and seeing the big picture of code, printing and highlighting pens are the best. In the sense of good use of resources, printing 30 pages of mostly irrelevant slides for a meeting is not.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
I wish printing was harder. I have piles of slides filling my desk. Slides on paper, printed by someone else, pages that have been barely read once, their information is already outdated and the contents could have been collectively read fr
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Better yet, if only the USA banks would finally get to this millennium and start using chip-and-pin cards. Then there would be no need for this nonsense. My European credit card still has a magnetic stripe just because I might go to USA. In
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
BTW: In Skype 6.18.59.106 there is an option for "Keep Skype in the taskbar while I'm signed in." When it is unchecked, minimize and X behaves as you said.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
In case of Spotify, that window is the application. And the only window that the application has. Hitting X in that window should quit the application IMO.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Well, in Skype (and Windows applications in general) there is a MINIMIZE button for that, next to X and maximize. Why make X also act as minimize?
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
I sort of understand the point for IM client, that people won't close it unintentionally. But that is solved by showing a dialog asking do you want to close. Breaking Alt+F4's functionality is such an abomination that it is imposs
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Too bad, that popular Windows applications like Skype and Spotify have gone against this and made "X to minimize". And their making of Alt+F4 also to minimize drives me nuts.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Any idea what is the actual harm of seeing a human body part? Especially in non-sexual context? How does it wreck a child if they see that "this man has a penis like my father does". At least in Finland we go to sauna and naked sw
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Definitely good for someone already using it. At least in my case.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Might be. I mean, of course you can be open for every idea and service you encounter in your life. But then we come into personal preferences. For some people it is music, that of course you play the music you enjoy by yourself. And for som
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Why not just to learn cook from scratch? Cooking for someone at home with restaurant pre-prepped ingredients is like ordering from McD and adding a mayonnaise to fries. If you can't make it, then learn to make it. Or go to restaurant t
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
"What's more, some Finns pronounce the name for the letter Q as "guu"." That's how we Finns pronounce it in the Finnish alphabet. From there it easily slips into other languages that we speak. So it is like Fin
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
A interactive raycaster in 128 bytes and you "don't care". No matter what year it is, it is a feat that really says "BEAT DIS".
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
Spoiler: "we measure from Los Angeles, Dallas and New York" Not very useful for European resident.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
I'm willing to take that risk, if that's what it takes.
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by jzzskijj 12y ago
I've realized that many men (I know) want to talk about their feelings, frustrations, relationships, insecurities etc., when given a good example and opening up a little at first. I learned to do that a couple of years ago, when I was
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
In Windows: Edit -> Preferences -> Toolbox -> Tools Configuration Order the icons as you like. Hide the ones you don't need. And also learn key shortcuts.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
I wish I had a hard drive for my Atari back in the day :) Had to survive with extra SF314 drive. Fortunately there was a SM124 monitor to accompany my Philips CM 8833 at least. 1040STFM is still stored inside a waterproof plastic box along
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Funny detail about Amiga/Workbench in this page: Restart dialog is from version 2.x, but in reboot scene you'll see version 1.3.
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by jzzskijj 13y ago
Unfortunately GEM on Atari ST didn't have a restart dialog. Otherwise I'd be loudly complaining the page being badly incomplete.

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