kaetemi

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by kaetemi 5y ago
If I'm doing any sort of streaming (video chunks, etc.), then I'd want sequential pipelining for an optimal experience.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Not just changing the colors. You had websites with entire themes.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
When you remove the bottle cap, it's an open beer.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I remember back with XP everyone was installing additional themes and gadgets to completely customise the look of their system. And it worked fine. Why can't it work now? A computer is part of the room. It's part of the furniture.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
In the old interface it may have been hard to find things. But once you found them, they were always in the same place. With modern interfaces, everything jumps around and hides itself depending on some obscure context and the window size.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Absolute colorimetric intent often appears to be dismissed as undesirable. It's the only sane way for scanning and printing exact copies of old photos. And for matching two different displays exactly. Clipping off some outlier colors i
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by kaetemi 5y ago
If my something changes, and someone "remembers" it always being like that, that sounds like gaslighting.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I think it's charming. :)
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Reviews of recent consumer scanners with actual samples of scanned images at high resolutions.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
No-search is the best part. You actually have to talk with people, and get to know them, to discover more communities! Sadly, it's a proprietary space, yes, but still. The difference with "social" networks (and now the bad st
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by kaetemi 5y ago
The blogroll-style linking culture is still alive in Discord communities. With colorful about pages, and everything. Animated emojis are the new GIFs. Sadly they do not offer much in terms of persistent content.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I suppose you'd be better off staying away from them anyway.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Yeah, I always use beer as well. Works great. 0.2l Milk, 2 eggs, 80g flour, 15g butter, 30g sugar, 85g beer. Mix milk, eggs, and everything else except the butter and beer. Melt the butter and mix it in too. Add beer, drink the rest. Then m
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I still haven't found any note taking software that has a variety of strikethrough styles. Besides single and double strikethrough, I'd like to see squiggly line and diagonal dashes at least.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Similar setup, but with one of those harder-to-find Vaio netbooks with an AMD APU. No need for remote desktop. Flawless performance in 3D and CAD software on the netbook directly.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
So Google Drive is not an option for safely storing documents that you don't want to lose. And by extension, Google Docs is equally dangerous.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I was just listening to his audiobook.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
C# 2.0 WinForms, or Win32, for simple run-anywhere tools with no dependencies. Qt 5+ for anything with any level of complexity. Windows has already given up on 'native' UI. JUCE for audio plugins. Don't bother with all the &#
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Yes. Tools for developers and artists. It's a healthy market if you can provide value.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
You can get Photoshop for half the price with the Photography bundle. Just includes less cloud space, which you probably don't use.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I have a paper journal on my desk. Keeps me focused. Apps distract / disrupt flow too much for me.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Try game development. No worrying about imaginary best practices. No know-it-alls who pretend their way is the only way. The ugliest and most novel hacks are the best hacks. Very healthy for the creative mind.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
It's like an interrupted task, but one that will be lost irrecoverably if it remains interrupted. Very similar to when you remember something that you want to write down before you forget it again.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I believe there are some images floating around in CD-i homebrew and emulation circles.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Yeah. You just create new code files outside of VS, and re-run CMake or add them to the project. Adding a new source file in VS will always shoot it in the wrong folder, and apply some useless template. Other than that, VS is great.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
We started using Discord recently, bridged to IRC. There are 10x more members on our Discord than on the IRC. Conversation went from nearly-dead to weekly help threads and updates. Project feels alive again. Member acquisition and retention
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Back when Google Books still showed entire pages for every search result, you could just script a search for each page number, and rip an entire book that way.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
The DVD player in our house is a suspiciously branded region-free box. Because that's apparently the only way to watch legitimate DVDs.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
I think you'll find that Bluetooth audio already breaks, regardless.
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by kaetemi 5y ago
Rented dedicated feels like a nice middle ground between colo or on-site and cloud hosted. It's on the cheaper end. And if you can boot into a self-configuring image, maintenance cost is quite low too.

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