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manaskarekar
3y ago
It is likely, but the same set of utilities work on Linux Mint flawlessly. I've tried a fair bit of troubleshooting with no luck and eventually given up on getting it running on XFCE.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
It's taken the place for LXQt/LXDE for me. The one notable negative is that I've had a lot of trouble getting bluetooth earphones to work properly.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Perhaps, this is why watching someone else stream game playthroughs is a popular thing. You can enjoy the content/story/art/player’s skill etc without having to pour in the time to get to that point in the game yourself.
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Pinball isn't as random as it seems (2018) [video]
(youtube.com)
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manaskarekar
3y ago
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manaskarekar
3y ago
from the don't-forget-your-yearly-physical dept.
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Atari Launches Atari 2600+
(atari.com)
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manaskarekar
3y ago
RIP. Thank you for the tool that I’ve arguably used the longest. It is a software that brings joy each time I use it.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
There is the world of ergo and/or split keyboards, which is quite fascinating, but rather expensive to `try one that best fits me`. (Ergodox EZ, Kineses advantage, OLKB splits and many more) There is also the Alice layout, which is an
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Zig: Upcoming release postponed two more weeks and lacks async functions
(ziglang.org)
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manaskarekar
3y ago
The other comparable setups: NvChad: https://github.com/NvChad/NvChad AstroNvim: https://github.com/AstroNvim/AstroNvim LunarVim: https://github.com/LunarVim/LunarVim Never g
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Bottles – Easily run Windows software on Linux
(usebottles.com)
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Framework Laptop 16 Deep Dive – Memory and Storage
(frame.work)
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manaskarekar
3y ago
> Love the type checking, which I think is better than Rusts. But since I think Rust will win the market, I hope it improves. Could you please elaborate on this? What specific stuff are you suggesting that F# does so well?
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manaskarekar
3y ago
That looks fun. Although cassettes don't enjoy the same attention as vinyls from audiophiles, I really enjoy the sound for certain genres of music and think cassettes are a definitive way to listen to some albums.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Nice, do you just use USB adapter for the DIN connector? Did you consider the one from Unicomp?
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Nice! Which model?
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manaskarekar
3y ago
>Incadescent lamps for their deep red color Any specific ones that you like but are hard to find now?
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Ask HN: What are your favorite “retro” electronic products?
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Another popular example of rust in web development - https://lemmy.ml/ https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
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Aya – a library for writing both user and kernel space eBPF code in Rust
(aya-rs.dev)
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3y ago
Somewhat tangentially related, if anyone is interested in writing eBPF programs in Rust, check out aya-rs ( https://aya-rs.dev/ ). Rustc supports eBPF bytecode as a target, and aya-rs avoids using clang/llvm. So you can
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Off-topic - I love the fact that Apple takes care to make the insides look as nice as the outside. Everything from the layout to the boards looks so good.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Thanks for sharing. The high frequency doesn't seem to matter (example newer Macbooks). Unsure additional parameters like temporal dithering play a role.
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manaskarekar
3y ago
That is very good to hear!
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Does it use PWM or DC-Dimming? (Don't see it mentioned at a quick glance)
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Kitty is my favorite but acts weird when ssh-ing into other machines for reasons discussed on their github. (To do with setting the $TERM correctly)
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3y ago
Please see my reply to sibling comment.
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3y ago
I was commenting based on my recollection of this article. Granted it's for AMOLED, so it may not apply to microLED. In this regard, AMOLED displays have a strong disadvantage. If you feed less voltage to the organic diodes, not
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manaskarekar
3y ago
Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but micro-LED, by design is going to suffer from PWM flicker. That is a deal breaker for many.
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3y ago
I was the biggest fan of LXDE for ten years, then they abandoned all the polish and maturity for the brand new LXQt. They lost me due to the bugginess and relative bloat. Before that, it was the same with GNOME 2 to 3. I’m sure there were g
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