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by paines 3y ago
You get them even via you package manager or e.g. from https://extensions.gnome.org/ What you can get out of one: e.g. caffeine, without it the "screensaver" will blacken the window, which I do not want..... You c
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by paines 3y ago
Apple is not Google. She could hack on OSX AND Linux(in sparetime)
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by paines 3y ago
Yes. I just compiled and ran it on an M1. You need to fetch SDL and SDL_mixer from homebrew and fiddle with the Makefile. Thats the easy part. The sucky part is the data is expected in in /usr/share which i do not want to pollute.
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by paines 3y ago
Because they would sell more games in the end. I guess this is exactly what will happen: A Steam Runtime for 32bit x86 games bundeled with FexEmu for M1 and a 32 bit x86 runtime for macOS in general.
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by paines 3y ago
Never heard about the book, but I am truly thankful it was mentioned. I always dreamt about re-creating LHX Attack Chopper.
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by paines 3y ago
Work count as work ?!? Soooo, anacdote time. I had this boss who walked into my office and saw me sitting in front of my computer, reading the screen and not typing. He asked me: "what are you doing?" I said: "thinking about
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by paines 3y ago
Why preinstalled? They are not even preinstalled on PoPOS. If you choose nvidia via powermanagement and they aren't installed, only then they will be downloaded and installed..... If you think of the hazzle because of offloading (intel
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by paines 3y ago
Regardless of how cool this is, which I truly think, won't this "break" tons of apps and tools? NTFS and (V)FAT(32) arent't case sensitive and I have seen tons of projects which will fopen file.xy regardless if the file
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by paines 4y ago
Interesting what he mentioned about IRC and the C channel on freenode being horrible. Never been there but in several others. I especially like to remember the #chicken scheme channel. Those was, maybe and hopefully still is, one of the fri
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by paines 4y ago
Give it some time. The more these devices get available the better the software gets. I remember back when AMD64 cpus freshly emerged and you would try to compile some bigger or special software it simply didn't work and you had to com
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by paines 4y ago
I had one in the past and it was fully supported and run great. They were(maybe still are) Clevo laptops. I would consider it over an XPS 15 anytime.
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by paines 4y ago
I have this reproducible issue on an XPS 7590(using a Killer 1650) that when I do somehting GPU heavy, e.g. gaming, the Wifi connection will get super flaky and then stop completley. DMESG is flooded with error messages regarding wifi. I on
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by paines 4y ago
No, I didn't. Thanks!
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by paines 4y ago
Thanks for positing this. I worked on the raylib 4 bindings for Chicken 5. When chicken switched from version 4 to 5 many bindings needed a re-work. Anyways, raylib has tons and tons of bindings, and the once for Schemes are all somewhat in
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by paines 4y ago
The link in the webarchive pointing to the gist of the script is wrong, for what ever reason (at least the name of the script is completly different). This is the correct gist: https://gist.github.com/DavidBuchanan314/c
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by paines 4y ago
Okay, one step further, and one step back: installing the asahi-edge kernel requires the mesa-asahi-egde package otherwise you won't see a thing. This isn't been done automatically. Now brightness works which is fine, but working
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by paines 4y ago
Also the whole things seems somewhat un-deterministic. This morning I booted and the the Login screen nothing works. No keyboard input, touchpad won't move the cursor. Powerbutton works and will power off the machine. Then, u-boot star
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by paines 4y ago
Actually it works quite nicely on a M1 14''. Even battery life is quite good. Compared to my Dell XPS 15 7590 it has twice the battery life, easily if not even more. One thing which bothers me a lot as it makes the laptop hardly u
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by paines 4y ago
I tried it just now on M1 14'': nothing...
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by paines 4y ago
thank you for that report. This convinced me to install it now.
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by paines 4y ago
Maybe not now. But in 10-15 years when the machine is completly outdated and unsupported by Apple, and you can get them cheaply on ebay and co., it's nice to re-use those good machines for still needed jobs.
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by paines 4y ago
IIRC there is a zip for the beta 2009 release.
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by paines 4y ago
>The reality is these Intel processors are just a big inefficient hot mess. Well that may or may not be the thruth but Linux and the cpu itself has sweepdstep, which can and should clock down to like 800Mhz when idle saving a lot of powe
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by paines 4y ago
Little reminder: Some 20 years ago a US surveillance stealth plane/bomber crashed in China. They didn't start any shit...
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by paines 4y ago
Oh, that transparency would be new. But a behaviour like that would be ideal. I do not have a copy of the Sims to try it thou...
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by paines 4y ago
Why would that work on M1/M2 macs? Rosetta isn't mentioned, only Wine, which isn't an emulator... What am I missing?
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by paines 4y ago
Exactly. I had a 286 for a long time and then jumped to a Pentium. In between that period I missed a lot of games which would only run on >386 especially Doom. I played a lot of Wolfenstein. My first walkthru was with one life and lots o
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by paines 4y ago
That is not procratination. Procrastinators will avoid a task to verz best end and then do the least minium to get the job somehow done. You avoided and anvoided and then quit. I think this is a personality disorder called (anxiously) avoid
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by paines 4y ago
I think there was an update in the past which drained the battery more than it should have BUT now since the latest update I have the feeling that the power consumption is even better utilized than it has been ever before on the 14". I
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by paines 4y ago
Oct 2019 I flew to Mumbai and was a bit scared because of smog, only to find a huge and vivid city where everything ran on gas, as it seemed. No smog! How great. 2 weeks later my returning flight home was from Delhi and we haven't even

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