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901.
by mattl 3y ago
Forgotten just like screensavers. It’s sad and I hate it.
902.
by mattl 3y ago
For now. The .compact view was removed recently.
903.
by mattl 3y ago
A lot of them got given to kids, and they tend to break fairly easily.
904.
by mattl 3y ago
The year of Linux desktops already happened in 2020 when people had Chromebooks foisted upon them in light of the pandemic. Most of those Chromebooks are now in landfill too, I’m sure.
905.
by mattl 3y ago
Preinstalled or you had to install Linux?
906.
by mattl 3y ago
Used to be dell.com/linux
907.
by mattl 3y ago
I’ve had a couple of these. They’re fine. It’s also sad that this is basically the only Linux-preinstalled and supported hardware from a mainstream company. When I have a choice it’s between one of these or MacBook Air and I’d choose the Ma
908.
by mattl 3y ago
Does this give me the code and all the stuff I need to run the app? Can I write an open source app with this?
909.
by mattl 3y ago
Less so as people are leaving
910.
by mattl 3y ago
Did someone else release or announce an N64 FPGA device? I didn't hear anything about it.
911.
by mattl 3y ago
They were able to ship both my Mega Sg and Super Nt and a Pocket Dock a few months ago within a few days of each other. I think once they have the stuff in-stock from manufacturing its very quickly in the hands of customers.
912.
by mattl 3y ago
Where's the emulation? If you program an FPGA to reproduce a system, there's no emulation... you might have bugs but there are bugs in hardware too.
913.
by mattl 3y ago
Analogue what though?
914.
by mattl 3y ago
It's not emulation in software, it's hardware reproduction in software so the distinction matters for video games.
915.
by mattl 3y ago
Office software is a commodity at this point. You buy a Mac, it comes with iWork and if you want more you can get an office suite that’s free sw. There’s also Google Docs and I think even office.com is free of charge at this point. Most gam
916.
by mattl 3y ago
Please take a look at the homepage on an iPhone. Way too much whitespace IMO and not obvious what’s going on in places
917.
by mattl 3y ago
Wikipedia. It’s not enough to call it a wiki
918.
by mattl 3y ago
You can run RISC OS on it and then drop down to BBC BASIC within that. I think the MOS is there too.
919.
by mattl 3y ago
Cloudflare exposes Tor as a country that can be blocked, so a website operator could choose to block Tor for their website just as they could block any other country. Are you seeing more blocks than that?
920.
by mattl 3y ago
I always have my iPhones on Low Power Mode, and I have a shortcut automation which does it for me. No complaints.
921.
by mattl 3y ago
Fidonet -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FidoNet
922.
by mattl 3y ago
Can you provide the AS numbers for the networks you're checking from? Seems like I'm blocking a number of them.
923.
by mattl 3y ago
How do you block a legit user agent without blocking a ton of visitors?
924.
by mattl 3y ago
I’m really enjoying a mix of Mastodon and Bluesky
925.
by mattl 3y ago
He's frequently saying clueless stuff all over social media.
926.
by mattl 3y ago
And requires relearning, new terminology, etc.
927.
by mattl 3y ago
Codes are very easy to come by at this point. Ask people on your existing social network if they have an invite for you. I handed out several to people I know earlier today, and I'll keep doing that when I get new codes.
928.
by mattl 3y ago
It would be nice if this page didn't assume we know what Crosspass is.
929.
by mattl 3y ago
Steve Jackson Games (SJ himself likes pirate games) is having a pirate day sale. I don't think I'd seen one before elsewhere. I saw it mentioned on their Kickstarter for the game Tabloids. https://warehouse23.com/c
930.
by mattl 3y ago
GitLab also releases very frequently, minimum once a month with a whole new release. Between releases usually two or three updates but occasionally more.

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