mmphosis

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by mmphosis 5y ago
The first and only instruction that runs is on the “read-only” boot image which can be the whole OS. The solid state image is read-only because the tab is physically in the read-only position. The is the entire specification for booting.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Yesterday, I downloaded from sourceforge to build, but then stopped and did apt-get install instead. I assume the binary I installed was built from the same source I downloaded. There are no absolutes.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
The arrow keys don't work. The scroll bar doesn't work. Having to use a scroll wheel or swipe continually is a pain.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
What if I am using a mouse without a scroll wheel?
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by mmphosis 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28155134
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Those explanations make more sense. This feels like it is more about personal preference. I have three monitors, one of them is 4K. Probably the same problem Scroll bars are due to the layout of content within the windows. Unfortunately, I
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Written in Zig. https://boksos.com/ https://github.com/AndreaOrru/zen https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21967668
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by mmphosis 5y ago
I used Mac since the 1980s, and been able to tile windows, stack windows, and overlap windows. The Mac would remember size and placement. IIRC, the Mac II could support windows spanning across up to nine monitors of various resolutions, s
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by mmphosis 5y ago
How do you remap keys?
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by mmphosis 5y ago
My OS does not ever "require" double-clicking. An application with poor UI might require this, but I would quickly look for a better program.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
The Compaq "Portable" released March 1983; 39 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compaq_Portable http://www.markrichards.com/Core_MemoryCollection/coreview/c...
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Auditable and build-able from source ■ curl -O http://harmful.tool/all-source-code.gz ■ Audit ALL of the source code ■ Build the "reproducible build" in a sandbox ■ Test / Run in a sandbox ■ Del
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Lambda Calculus in 400 Bytes(justine.lol)
568 points by mmphosis 5y ago|63 comments
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by mmphosis 5y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/14/us/west-megadrought-climate-w...
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You're Soaking in It (2017) [video](gem.cbc.ca)
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by mmphosis 5y ago
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/interwebppc-browser-a-r...
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by mmphosis 5y ago
We have data and complex systems. No one, with the exception of Alan Kay, has convinced me that Object Oriented Programming is or was a good idea. “ … Because the problem with object-oriented languages is they’ve got all this implicit envir
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by mmphosis 5y ago
https://justine.lol/
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International Space Station will plummet to a watery grave in 2031(theguardian.com)
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Using the word "Settings" is a design failure. For example, when I right click on my so-called modern desktop, there is a longish drop down menu with a "Desktop Settings..." menu item in it which goes to a window named &
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How to See (and Disable) the Telemetry Data Firefox Collects About You (2020)(howtogeek.com)
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‘I was just scared’: Apple AirTags lead to stalking complaints(theguardian.com)
51 points by mmphosis 5y ago|70 comments
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by mmphosis 5y ago
PowerPC Macs still running. I might have to install a more modern OS before 2038.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
as my program might not use math or 'mathematical jargon' I would expect the tree shaker to eliminate all math as dead code but if my program happens to draw the sword of math beware! I am never going to understand Haskell, or sho
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by mmphosis 5y ago
Listen to body Breathe Listen to your body. Can you feel a part of your body you might be clenching? Breathe, really breathe. Focus on deep mouth breaths. Do 21 with an awareness of each breath.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
it is quite heavily biased toward the tech sphere This is why I use your search engine. Thank you
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by mmphosis 5y ago
That's a great list! WHen I search on a different web search engine for "c" with my default web search engine that says it respects privacy, I start getting results for the C language about 5 items down from the top -- Pretty
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by mmphosis 5y ago
I miss floating tool palettes.
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by mmphosis 5y ago
If you're interested, I'll sell you a handle. A handle is a reference or pointer to a pointer. It was Locked, and now Unlocked and now Released. You can still buy it but don't try to use it, it will probably SegFault
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by mmphosis 5y ago
I made a spreadsheet of specs of what I "want.", what I "need", and what I was "looking at", and what I "already had." There are also things we DON'T WANT, ie. touchbar: no. condition: new/u

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