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by ledriveby 8y ago
Got any links or a blog that consolidates your findings? I love learning about gnarly hardware, and yes, Saturn takes the cake there. Dual SH2s and VDPs, with scaled sprite quadrilaterals for polygons... what a nightmare!
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by ledriveby 8y ago
100% fruit juice is still bad for you; without the pulp to slow down digestion, your liver and pancreas both take a beating from digesting all that fructose at once.
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by ledriveby 8y ago
I operate a 150 person forum and I, too, am scared shitless of weaponized GPDR harassment.
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by ledriveby 8y ago
Read the fine article please.
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by ledriveby 9y ago
The majority of eligible people in your area aren't going to use that fallback. Effectively dead.
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by ledriveby 9y ago
Ad networks do this shit all the time.
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by ledriveby 9y ago
Au contraire; the cheapo Ryzen APUs are awesome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBEJoAoW944
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by ledriveby 9y ago
Yes it is. Synchronous calls monopolize the event loop so everything - including page interactions - freeze until the control flow finishes busy-waiting. Yay, single threading.
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by ledriveby 9y ago
hostile relationships with suppliers; poor treatment of employees; shoddy store conditions - the UI is utterly wretched!
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by ledriveby 9y ago
Sounds like uShip?
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by ledriveby 10y ago
Can't do that when JS can access the field contents asynchronously via the DOM. Blocking JS execution for a user prompt wouldn't fly, either.
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by ledriveby 10y ago
ChromeOS has vetted, high quality drivers and a tightly coupled window manager layer w/fewer layers of indirection.
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by ledriveby 10y ago
How the hell can it record other websites and the entire screen? Neither of those things are accessible to standard Web technologies.
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A look inside the Final Fantasy VII game engine [pdf](q-gears.sourceforge.net)
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by ledriveby 10y ago
HP Chromebook 13 is already out and awesome.
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by ledriveby 10y ago
Subaru's higher end AWD system has separate output shafts from the engine for the front and the rear, with electronically-controlled clutches modifying the torque. Default is 60/40 front biased, but it can send 100% of the torque
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by ledriveby 11y ago
Could CPU instruction sets be copyrighted? Could emulation become a crime?
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by ledriveby 11y ago
I wonder if ex-Amazon employees will seed Seattle's startup scenes with "the Amazon way". Maybe they'll do the exact opposite, since they've seen how unhappy life can be when they're treated as grist for the mi