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by listic 11y ago
What's awful about Shipito? It worked for me.
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by listic 11y ago
TL;DR: Apparently, Duck Hunt (NES Zapper) only works on CRTs because they don't have input lag.
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by listic 11y ago
So OS X can have window managers? Are there any already?
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by listic 11y ago
Xeon processors with FPGAs have been announced over a year ago [1] (June 2014) and we haven't heard any details or exact dates since then. [1] http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/184828-intel-unveils-new-...
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by listic 11y ago
Will reshipping service like Shipito work for you? https://shipito.com
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by listic 11y ago
That's exactly what upvote button is for.
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by listic 11y ago
Please give links to those even cheaper phones.
308.
by listic 11y ago
Does this have any running code?
309.
by listic 11y ago
At least in St.-Petersburg: nope. After visiting Helsinki and seeing countdown timers there (they have ~6 min intervals and countdown timers show minutes only) I thought countdown timers would be more useful, even if more complicated to imp
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by listic 11y ago
In Russian metro there are count-up timers. Not that this is a big deal, though, when intervals between trains are shorter (2-4 minutes in St.-Petersburg; less in Moscow).
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by listic 11y ago
Glad to see Mozilla announcing FxOS release versions, at last (previously they didn't). Should I be able to upgrade any FxOS device to 2.5 now?
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by listic 11y ago
Why stop with ARM? Once we get rid of x86, the future could as well belong to various ISA's, including open-source, royalty-free ones like RISC-V [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RISC-V
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by listic 11y ago
FAR Manager on Windows has these in the form of Ctrl+1 ... Ctrl+0 shortcuts (set with Shift+Ctrl+1 ... Shift+Ctrl+0). Does Midnight Commander? It's one of the features I have been missing on Linux.
314.
by listic 11y ago
Is there a non-paywalled version? 'This article is available for GBA PRIME members only'
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by listic 11y ago
What does "GNU" icon in the packages list [1] stand for? [1] http://www.gnu.org/software/guix/packages/
316.
by listic 11y ago
Which phones allow running the latest AOSP today?
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by listic 11y ago
Does it have any authority, then?
318.
by listic 11y ago
I've just been handed a flyer for escape room here in St.-Petersburg, Russia. Didn't know it's such a popular thing in the world right now.
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by listic 11y ago
PopMech makes it sound more arcane thane it might be: it's not that much out of the ordinary to know (or learn) assembly and Fortran or to have to work with computers that have 64K RAM (some modern microcontrollers have less[1]) I
320.
by listic 11y ago
Power draw is very high for some reason :/
321.
by listic 11y ago
That's obvious, I suppose; also it can be fixed :)
322.
by listic 11y ago
- has a touch screen - has a stylus - has a detachable keyboard
323.
by listic 11y ago
So, when do they start selling?
324.
by listic 11y ago
It better be a really good one. (Swim without the fear of drowning? Smoke all day and never die of lung-related problems?)
325.
by listic 11y ago
What's RDS? Seriously.
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by listic 11y ago
Interestingly, Nintendo did similar things for US launch: called theirs an "Entertainment System" and designed it to have a technically not necessary loading mechanism similar to a VCR, to dissociate it from the game consoles of t
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by listic 11y ago
I guess it only counts time right with the (US) 60 Hz power supply? Then, it's strange that they made it show time in 24-hour format.
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by listic 11y ago
I wouldn't question the usefulness of vertical integration of chip design for phones, but I do for cars. Cell phones have power and size constraints that cars don't.
329.
by listic 11y ago
Why would custom chips be particularly useful for tomorrow's cars? Commodity chips seem to be good, so far. Looks like the author stretches the usefullness of Apple' vertical integration too far.
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by listic 11y ago
Once you go outside of the US, it makes sense to go to the country with easiest immigration policy, so that you can work with all the smart people who can't get to the US.

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