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by mouse_ 2y ago
What I wouldn't give to attend that 90's PlayStation R&D internal intro programming course.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Right? PipeWire is the best.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
From what I can tell, it's celebrated everywhere, despite concerns from the overleveraged 0.1%. Progress is good for everyone. Moreso for open source progress!
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by mouse_ 2y ago
wait, so, do you really move your mouse cursor all the way up to the little tiny x every time you'd like to close a tab in your browser?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
this is the first site ever that has made my phone lag
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by mouse_ 2y ago
But Serenity does not provide them.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Lenovo has been enshittifying ThinkPads and then walking back their bad decisions when people won't stop bitching, ever since they bought the brand from IBM. They've tried: > Removing the trackpoint buttons altogether (walked t
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by mouse_ 2y ago
when he started climbing the overview pane I screamed
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by mouse_ 2y ago
This is the kind of question that requires substantially more effort to answer than it does to ask. Potential answers may also be extremely subjective. Why don't you describe your situation a bit, what you imagine is lacking to achieve
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Mobile controls could potentially be improved by anchoring first touch position I touch and drag right to move to the right, but I find the character sometimes starts to move to the left simply because my thumb jitters naturally, even thoug
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Doesn't the existence of patent trolls invalidate this?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I will try to keep it civil since you seem to be sincere. I have got to say I strongly disagree with your perspectives. The goal should not be creating more lives, it should be improving those that are already here. It's truly brave of
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by mouse_ 2y ago
It's called stochastic terrorism, and a society built on top of terror and racism would probably tell you it's "actually a sign of cognitive flexibility and social intelligence." I had the same gut reaction as you. I was
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by mouse_ 2y ago
$20m fine on billions in -profit- isn't even a slap on the wrist, it's finger-wagging and something close to bribery.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
That's incredible.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I really hope Ladybird works out. The free Web has everything riding on this. Congratulations as always, Andreas, and thank you.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> The newly developed technology achieved an impressive nonradiative power transfer of up to 50 watts and a PTE of 46% over a distance of 2 meters, while maintaining consistent efficiency regardless of variations in receiver arrangement.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
embarrassing
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Thanks for putting this better than I could have.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Listen close, please. The end goal of AI coding assistants is not > convert this rust library at https://github.com/RustAudio/cpal/tree/master to a haskell library using ghc2024. The end goal is something
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by mouse_ 2y ago
This website is about money, dude
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> Patent documents say the 'ocean towing type cutting device' is designed for 'emergency situations.' Imagine the ecological damage
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Not all software gets slower. I have an old Windows 7 laptop and the newest versions of the Chromium browser (Supermium fork, for legacy Windows compatibility) run far faster than any versions of Firefox or Internet Explorer ever did.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
that seems like too many
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Unicode on modern systems is absolutely terrifying. Anyone remember the black dot of death? https://mashable.com/article/black-dot-of-death-unicode-imes...
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> Sometimes it's better to paraphrase dialog to reduce the amount of text that needs to be read. Pretty sure this is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, so illegal in the U.S. at least. Being Deaf doesn't mean y
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by mouse_ 2y ago
wow, a weird arm devkit that will be forgotten in 6 months for "As Little As" the cost of a new Mac Mini, which already has a thriving, robust software ecosystem, first mover advantage, no candy crush ads, long term support...
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by mouse_ 2y ago
3x price increase for a 20x transistor increase = 85% cheaper per transistor, not to mention that the new transistors use far less power and thus generate less heat/offer better battery life TSMC's results are always very impressi
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by mouse_ 2y ago
fantastic
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by mouse_ 2y ago
love this! very fun :>

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