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"Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading www.amodeling.com (see the browser console for more information)." Great start
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Actually, the correct index is this one: https://pixelmoondust.neocities.org/archives/archivedtiles/b...
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Geocities Backgrounds
(pixelmoondust.neocities.org)
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Cuban Experiences on Computing and Education
(link.springer.com)
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The old Caveman Chemistry website (1996-2000)
(cavemanchemistry.com)
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Building a Sleeper Computer from an SGI Indy
(buu342.me)
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I updated the Wikipedia article on io_uring to dispute that.
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> We're working to primarily rebuild the original AIM (AOL Instant Messenger), AOL Desktop, Yahoo and ICQ platforms as close to the originals as possible, and document the entire thing. Why not contribute to one of many FLOSS implem
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Linux Reaches 5% Desktop Market Share in USA
(ostechnix.com)
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I don't know if it supports HDR on MacOS but, AFAIK, it doesn't on windows and in Linux it is only supported with Wayland. Though I don't like the Wayland x X11 flamewar, I'm happy to see some modern features are only su
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Bldner HDR: Wayland was easy[ ] Windows required more work than expected
(devtalk.blender.org)
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Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution (1999)
(oreilly.com)
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Niri: A scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor.
(github.com)
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https://xkcd.com/619/
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I've seen energy-aware scheduling, literately decades of effort that culminated on the EEVDF scheduler so that it was possible to have a good scheduler that worked well on desktops, servers and HPC... and, between all those efforts, a
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Why Ancient Greek Sculptures Have Small Penises
(artsy.net)
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Running Linux on my Amiga 4000
(sandervanderburg.blogspot.com)
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Amiga Linux (1993)
(groups.google.com)
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I remember an interview with Kasparov. He said something, I don't remember exactly... It was something like "The skills chess develops are very important for... playing chess"; as a way to say "if you're good in che
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Corel Vector is being discontinued soon
(coreldraw.com)
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Everytime I tried touchpad on windows laptops I disered it worked as well as in Linux. I know things have improved a bit after 10, but I used to say that it is easy to see who is using windows because they always brought their mice with the
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No. Actually, Microsoft is telling the truth. Your computer is not good enough for their software. Consider Linux instead.
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Gimp 3.1.2: First Development Release towards GIMP 3.2
(gimp.org)
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What Is Wrong with Statement Coverage (1999)
(bullseye.com)
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I bet it already exists, but what about an issue tracker in plain text maintained by git itself?
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Having this specific guy becoming the lead/creator/maintainer of Xlibre, strengthens my argument about the kind of people who are against the Xorg->Wayland replacement.
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GPM support?
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> [..] models are [...] limited in [...] ability to answer knowledge-intensive questions [...], they did not memorize the relevant facts. [...] This is probably because the required knowledge cannot easily be accessed via papers [...] bu
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Any more information than that? Abuse?
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Sure! How about a description?
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