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Ask HN: Writing a layout engine for multiple operating systems
2 points by mastrsushi 5y ago|1 comments
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Far from everything is being rewritten in Rust. It definitely shows up on HN quite a bit, along with other places. But I think that’s just growing traction. It seems to have a bright future, but for the time being isn’t established enough t
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Many students fail to look into prospects and hopelessly enroll in post-grad thinking they’re entitled to them. Do your homework when you choose to sign up for a degree, stop playing victim.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
> Consider this is HN Consider this is the gaming community which already owns PCs and consoles that either outperform or have larger, richer libraries than this thing. > ... which competed with the Gameboy You mean the more successfu
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Yet another successful game vs Yet another failing hardware device.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
They really have this level of Moxie that gives Intel Jeb Bush vibes.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Hey, with the right set cargo pants you can carry as many batteries as you want!
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
A more expensive Nintendo Switch with the attractiveness and weight of the Sega Nomad. Complimented by the extensive Linux gaming library. Brought to you by the maniacs at Valve who lost their minds somewhere around Portal 2. Just listen to
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I love this
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Can Sfeed run entirely in a browser? I should of said my goal is to be able to run this on my iPhone without an app. I was thinking of using GitHub pages as a host.
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Ask HN: How do you use RSS?
1 points by mastrsushi 5y ago|7 comments
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
So they’ll forever regret going to college?
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
From https://lists.linuxaudio.org/archives/linux-audio-dev/2021-F... “We already had history with Jonathan; when we tried to do a few things that were useful to us but not within his design, sometimes even minor
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I figured something was up, the original author’s post reeked of bitterness.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
To the American employees complaining about Amazon's ethical practices, just don't work for them. This isn't mainland China, it's not either Foxconn or farm work.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Nintendo rejected his idea because it was 2004 and there was no market for niche artsy indie games. There was no app store, and indie games at the time simply weren't commercially acceptable. In 2004, gaming was still this relatively n
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
To say "bring menus back" isn't forward thinking. Menu's are gross, not all resturants bother to clean them because to do so is a burden on service flow. They're also an uneeded environmental factor. This pandemic w
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I've been using a late 2011 MacBook Pro with Ubuntu Mate. From my experience, not only are operating systems becoming over demanding in hardware specifications, but so are dynamic web pages and the internet as a whole. It's almost
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Being a YouTuber since 2006, I find myself getting sucked into Shorts for almost hours at a time. I snap out of the stupor sometimes feeling an emotional withdrawal after gazing at a chain of stupid 5 to 10 second clips. The recommendation
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
GTK and QT on the smartphone is just reseting history. Please don't use software that wad conceived for desktops with 2010 era mobile support. Developers aren't using GUI toolkits anymore like it's the 90's. Flutter, El
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Mexican teenagers from 2008 with jailbroken PSPs would be proud.
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Grail the Historic Python Web Browser(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mastrsushi 5y ago|0 comments
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Instead of having the users finger guide the character, it should just rely on the direction the finger drags like a TouchPad. I don't like how my finger blocks the view so much.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Not only are they forcing users to use their app, it's also a pretty low quality app. A website that advertises itself as "the front page of the internet" should allow it's users to stay in their internet browsers. I per
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Python is like the cockroach equivalent of those shell scripting languages that came out of the late 80s to early 90s. Perl, Ruby, PHP, TCL, and Lua have definetly declined over the years. Python's biggest asset seems to be featured ri
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
A language centric OS isn't a compelling idea to users outside enthusiasts of that language.
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Extension support was probably the biggest mistake Google made. Ads mean a lot to them, I dont think they'd want to repeat that.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Chrome may be the dominant browser due to performance and UI/UX, but it's gonna be interesting seeing users flock to Safari now that they'll have ad block support. Of course on iOS all browsers are using Safari anyway. Google
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
>Some highly-ranked online tools for editing or “cleaning” HTML seem to be secretly injecting links into their output to push themselves and affiliated sites up the search engine rankings. You can't pretend this isn't funny as
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Sick of dangerous city traffic? Leave

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