mghackerlady

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by mghackerlady 9d ago
They made 6502 and Z80 clones as well, nintendo used them iirc
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by mghackerlady 9d ago
Powers not dead yet! IBM is still clinging to it and I can't blame them, it's a pretty good ISA
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by mghackerlady 9d ago
I was hoping risc-v. One of these days
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by mghackerlady 28d ago
Even then, English has become the defacto language of computing. Some amount of knowledge of its basic vocab is expected, and many computer related words in other languages are english loanwords.
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by mghackerlady 28d ago
Even back in the day they were bad. Things generally worked but were rarely pleasant
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by mghackerlady 28d ago
and, as is being increasingly forgotten, SOUND QUES. Seriously, I get they can be annoying but they make navigating and interacting with things so much easier if you can't see them. Sure, TTS exists but is far more inefficient and obje
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by mghackerlady 28d ago
Funny how that works. It's almost as if the web was designed to be a tool for semi-interactive documents instead JVM-esque WODE environment
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by mghackerlady 1mo ago
I know some minimalists who use one as their mobile phone exclusively
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I miss itanium. I feel like a madman for saying it, but I do. Something about it is just alluring to me. Alas, the problems were too hard to solve or weren't worth solving anymore Ironically, it died around the time LLMs/AI starte
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
OpenBSD is the most security hardened OS out there, and the project maintains many pieces of software people take for granted, like pf, openssh, and libressl. FreeBSD is definitely the most robust, and is a very good server OS. NetBSDs nich
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
Specifically, their old bluetooth code was crap so they chose to get rid of it. If someone wants to have OpenBSD bluetooth, they'll gladly accept patches if the code meets their very strict standards
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
They don't like GPLv3. The other BSDs used similarly old versions until they moved to clang, but netbsd is pretty tied to the gnu toolchain and aims to be as portable as possible, so they kinda have to stick to gcc
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
At least with kagi it's not like they have a better option. They could go with bing but then they'd just be another bing frontend
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
Right, but being against gay people isn't exactly the live and let live vision
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
It's about as daily driveable as BeOS was in its heyday
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I always thought it'd be hilarious if they released an engine called "open source" (or, someone made a source replacement called that)
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
The american AI companies, presumably
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I've personally met more women into vtubers as a whole than men. Though, I've met a lot more men who exclusively watch a single vtuber to an almost obsessive degree. This probably has its roots, like most things in the scene, in J
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I think neuro-sama has been accepted because she isn't deceptive. It's very clear that Neuro-sama isn't a real person or even really intelligent. The other big reason is that she collaborates with other vtubers and has brough
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
Japanese idol culture and the first few vtubers, iirc
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
That's one reason. Another big one is it's fun to put on a character. It lets you step away from things you don't like about yourself while embracing the things you do
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I watch a few indie vtubers (and was a fan of idol corp before they got sold off and their first english gen left). I like the streamers and would watch them regardless of what they look like in meatspace
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
That's absolutely idiotic
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
That's not the point though, the point being made ist that an LLM written paper very likely doesn't actually find something despite looking like it does on the surface
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I think it's only really useful for things you'd want to be able to control programmatically, like text editors or in this case window managers
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
Correct. There are ways to host bedrock servers, it just isn't as easy and most people are better served by realms. Also, I thought you could play the iOS version on Mac. Doesn't apple let you run iPad apps on macOS?
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
the people who want to overturn big platforms seem a lot larger than they really are. Think of how many people genuinely like facebook. It seems impossible to us, but there are hundreds of millions who still actively post and interact who s
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
For even more minimal edits, I still use xpaint
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I really hope a similar revolution comes to photo and video editing. While there are plenty of really good FOSS video editors (including the one blender has), none of them are truly professional level. For photo editing, the GIMP is pretty
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by mghackerlady 2mo ago
I know games at least are still predominantly done in Maya. That's starting to change, with newcomers having learnt blender and anything indie-adjacent using blender for years, but large AAA studios have used Maya for so long switching

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