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by nottorp 4mo ago
16 Gb system ram... i'd bet that they originally planned it with 32. Note that you can order more storage but not more RAM. Although that may also be to force vendors to target this exact architecture. Also: oooh internal power supply!
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Thanks!
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Do they have MTX in Java yet? I haven't played in like 2 years.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Hmm suppose you have a node GUI-less application. What would you pack it in to have something reasonably self contained to deploy?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
It's simple. Microsoft the new owner has no idea what Minecraft is about. Or at least the subset of Minecraft that I play: complex builds and automated farms done in survival not creative. At that level the combat they keep adding to i
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Last time I played I'm pretty sure they had a plugin that disabled sending chats to Mojang but left all other checks intact. It just broke the griefing-by-reporting functionality. Of course that won't save you if you go to servers
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I've dabbled with Kylix when it was new but in spite of still keeping in touch with my old job they weren't interested in cross platform. Possibly because their customers had no idea what Linux was back then... At some point they
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by nottorp 4mo ago
The solution is to play only on private java servers that have modded out the censorship functionality. Of course most of those are closed or semi closed so useless for commercial purposes...
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by nottorp 4mo ago
... at the cost of reducing the world update range, simplifying some of the mechanics and disallowing the kind of modding you can do on java.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I have Pascal experience :) My first job was a Delphi application... For that time and task (accounting app), Pascal was great.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
SPI the bus?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Claude couldn't vibe code that loop.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I recently enabled ipv6 on an unadvertised server i use just with people i know... it's on my home connection actually. The great news is those vulnerability scans from random IPs are coming just on ipv4, there hasn't been any yet
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Oh thanks! I lost track because vlc became "good enough".
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Hmm anyone remembers mplayer? Last update seems to be from 2022 at mplayerhq.hu. Used to be the go-to that played basically anything years ago.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Now that's interesting. I put my name in and it gave me a bunch of made up identities plus some really funny stuff in the hallucination part [1]. But then I entered my name as it's on Linkedin, including a nickname, and it totally
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I think sometimes we should believe a vendor when they say "a small number of users were affected". I doubt the OP is making stuff up, but all my iPads (including an original model) simply don't show any significant battery l
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by nottorp 4mo ago
... and later, the fancier and more expensive walkmans started to actually have a recording function among the differentiators :)
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> I believe this "more features = better" mindset is at the root of the misjudgment, It always amuses me when some new device is launched and it has "bigger numbers" and "moar numbers" in every metric. And i
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Black... nail... polish... Solves every LED problem. Xerox, why did you think the power led on your multifunction should light up not only my home office, but the room next to it too?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
How's the push for 48 hour certificates going?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> The modern labeled switch design is a lot more intuitive than that. In a lot of the modern switches I meet with the colour choice makes it totally unclear which is on and which is off. Ok, if it's a cookie acceptance dialog it mak
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> until relatively recently they had poor contrast and brightness variability compared to the real world When has that changed? And even if you mean the displays got better, the new Apple is fighting tooth and nail to erase any form of c
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Any LLM is probably trained on anything available online, including transcripts of conversations with their competition LLMs.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
It's as bookmarkable as a query with its parameters in the POST data...
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by nottorp 4mo ago
The EU is incapable of forcing the Sony assholes to allow region switching of a PSN account between EU countries... do you expect them to do more advanced thinking wrt the gaming market?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Everyone should know about Accessibility because it's where "reduce pointless animations" and "bring contrast back" are too :) As for this feature, I found out about it and turned it on, but I don't think it he
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by nottorp 4mo ago
First thing I thought of when I saw the title was "since when does Steam have wallpapers?". The article is at the least titled misleadingly and an attempt to sell fear.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
How many of these winapi callbacks should have been just messages?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Back then handwriting recognition of what you scribbled with a stylus was all the rage. But the PDA CPUs weren't good enough to recognize real handwriting predictably. So Palm came up with a very simplified all caps alphabet that the u

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