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601.
by mouse_ 2y ago
Stenzek (DuckStation developer, also contributed many dramatic improvements to Dolphin and PCSX2) effectively declared very public war on Retroarch. He gets a lot of shit for it in certain circles, and for the way he did it (relicensing Duc
602.
by mouse_ 2y ago
Have you visited the retroarch site without an ad blocker lately? I recommend it. Also, Retroarch can no longer run even Gameboy games on any of my systems without dropping frames every few seconds, regardless of configuration. Defaults dro
603.
by mouse_ 2y ago
my experience has been very different for everyone I know
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Blacklisting falls into badness enumeration territory. It's good that you can blacklist sensitive windows, but it would be more useful to have a whitelist feature. If I want to share my browser tab and a game I'm playing, I could
605.
by mouse_ 2y ago
I'm gonna keep saying it as long as they keep doing it
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Assuming your product is for individuals, I would listen to my customers, and move away from services and towards the "purchase once" model of old, guaranteeing maybe 1 or 2 major updates. If your product is for business and produ
607.
by mouse_ 2y ago
he's/she's going to have to deal with it
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by mouse_ 2y ago
If you limit the %, users will just take 5 puffs instead of 1 and absorb more additives in doing so.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
with fingerprint unlock, my phone is ready by the time it's out of my pocket. No touch id, no buy. It's a more obviously useful feature than magsafe or an SD card reader, two things they also bet their business on killing and had
610.
by mouse_ 2y ago
Market movements are effectively random.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
That CIA manual excerpt also explains climate policy. It also explains why laymen distrust experts. Remember: The powers that be forbid progress, as progress might disrupt the powers that be.
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Ask HN: How frequently do you use the selfie camera?
2 points by mouse_ 2y ago|4 comments
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> At Indiana University, Microsoft Copilot is available for use by faculty, staff, and students aged 18 and older, and is the recommended way to use generative AI within the IU environment. I dislike the idea of tax dollars going to Micr
614.
by mouse_ 2y ago
sounds like the title of a thought provoking indie game
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by mouse_ 2y ago
authors are already starving; publishers don't want to pay them either.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I've composed quite a few chiptunes in nitrotracker (DS Homebrew application), and as long as you have the stupid stylus, it's awesome. In my opinion, significantly better and infinitely more precise for productivity applications
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by mouse_ 2y ago
man that's so frickin' beautiful
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Awesome news! Hopeful as always. Unrelated -- I need to have a chat with whoever designed that top bar that pops in and out as you read this article on mobile
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by mouse_ 2y ago
it was supposed to be a warning, not a proposal :sob:
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by mouse_ 2y ago
I miss resistive touch screens. Those things were neato. Nobody could keep track of a stylus though :(
621.
by mouse_ 2y ago
I like Terminus
622.
by mouse_ 2y ago
Without any other legitimate competition, during ongoing Microsoft antitrust litigation, this was a cost of business.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
This should be integrated into DevkitPro! Would love to see the relatively lightweight msys2 environment building APKs. I know WSL is better but I'm hesitant to use platforms Microsoft is in the process of embracing and extending.
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by mouse_ 2y ago
> To say something is a solution means that something has addressed a problem completely. maybe definitionally correct but I'm not convinced that's what people have come to expect that word to mean. Does the writer believe the
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Impressive work, they reinvented the Chromebook
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by mouse_ 2y ago
It was also made to work on exactly one hardware specification, with no operating system to speak of. This flappy bird clone works on an immeasurable number of devices, with varying hardware AND software configurations!
627.
by mouse_ 2y ago
Couldn't one simply make the boilerplate once, as a library, that takes the pertinent bits as arguments? In which case if your app is C anyways it would make sense to just keep it simple with that.
628.
by mouse_ 2y ago
As long as people keep buying garbage, people will keep selling garbage. Can't really blame them. Framerate aside, a good percentage of modern TVs have abysmal latency. I recently played the original Super Monkey Ball 2 on a gamecube h
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by mouse_ 2y ago
Context?
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by mouse_ 2y ago
If we didn't already have libraries, we would never allow them.

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