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SteamTinkerLaunch: Linux tool for Steam custom launch options and outside tools(github.com)
1 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
There is a login wall (which just relies on jQuery...) or see their community site instead [0] [0] https://community.chronicle.com/news/1882-the-worst-f-word
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Failure in Academia(chronicle.com)
4 points by podiki 6y ago|1 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Vice also doesn't have comments [0] on their articles. What other big venues do this (NPR, Atlantic, NJ.com are listed in the Inquirer article)? Or I guess many just embed Facebook comments or some other outside network and consider it
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by podiki 6y ago
I don't really understand the point of this article as "redesigning the laptop." Nearly all of the things they mention is either software (e.g. better processing of mic input) or called a desktop (screens, noise, etc.). If pe
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by podiki 6y ago
This uses Matrix bridges [0] which exist for lots of popular platforms like Whatsapp, Telegram, Facebook Messenger, Signal, etc. etc. [0] https://matrix.org/bridges/
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by podiki 6y ago
Very cool! Reminds me of the old days of ASCII art, I think I last saw it mostly on warez readmes (some really impressive ones) Edit: I love the combo of ray marching and fonts too [0], as previously seen on HN [1] [0] https://ww
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by podiki 6y ago
I found it in a round about way too, could use some better publicity maybe. You can also use this to enable side-by-side 3D in VR, so like the old Nvidia 3D shutter glasses that made games pop out of a flat screen, you can see that in your
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by podiki 6y ago
There will tend to be at least a little performance difference from Windows, but personally haven't tested it. I have an Index and it works great [0], though I really need a GPU upgrade (which is impossible these days, as others here n
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by podiki 6y ago
Not sure what you mean, but there is the open source vr-video-player [0] that works with YouTube, can put flat games on a virtual big screen, etc. Works great. [0] https://git.dec05eba.com/vr-video-player/about/
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Hieronymus Bosch Butt Music [video](youtube.com)
2 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
A good friend of mine was really into Carrion Fields [0], back in the 90s early 00s. Amazingly, it is still around! I also played for a while, mostly doable even on the slow internet connection we had at the time (good ol' 14/28k
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by podiki 6y ago
As another commenter said, there are some nice all-in-one setups or minimal but sane defaults. I haven't used them but hear very good things. And don't forget you always have Evil for Vim bindings in Emacs (I think Spacemacs by de
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by podiki 6y ago
Haha fair enough! Retro term definitely looks cool. (Of course could then use Evil in Emacs for Vim keys, or just run vim in a terminal inside Emacs...)
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by podiki 6y ago
Looks nice! And I don't want to always be that Emacs guy, but for anyone interested, you can (of course) have a similar setup, here's some packages: https://github.com/rougier/nano-emacs (haven't tried,
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GNU Emacs / N Λ N O – Emacs made simple(github.com)
2 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
I hate when websites do that, especially since it is often when I'm trying to get to the footer for a link. Or when a story becomes another as you finish reading, changing the address at the same time. Awful.
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'Dare mighty things': hidden message found on NASA Mars rover parachute(theguardian.com)
1 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Sure, but being able to use hardware controls is a big plus and opens up a lot more games. Touch screen controls can be okay, but I never found it great (the little I tried). (Edit: of course you could use a bluetooth controller, but for on
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The Rise and Demise of RSS (2019)(vice.com)
3 points by podiki 6y ago|0 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
Wanted to add that the video in the article is great, you can see some of the people in the article (outside of prison) and get a sense of them and hope for how D&D forges new connections. This article was also part of a series [0] that
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by podiki 6y ago
Coverage in the NYT recently too: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/18/arts/music/senyawa-alkisa...
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Dragons in the Department of Corrections (2016)(vice.com)
1 points by podiki 6y ago|1 comments
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by podiki 6y ago
While I'm sure plenty of sites do, a huge venue like NYT has so many readers there is bound to be HN users among them that will post anything remotely relevant. Most times I see something on a major site that I think would be worthwhil
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by podiki 6y ago
You may also get access through a local library (or via university). But as others mentioned, the paywall is easily avoided through blockers (no special config for ones I've used), reader mode, (or even certain links, feeds?)
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by podiki 6y ago
Looks nice, right at home on a desk! Abstract enough but with a story attached.
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by podiki 6y ago
Hmm, maybe that is particular to that model? I've only had Yubikeys that are regular USB sized, carry them around on keychains all the time dangling from a bag, but haven't had a problem in the years I've owned it. Generally
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by podiki 6y ago
Sorry, don't know the internals or thread details (though you can browse the git of course), but it does work very well. Some key points: 1. As per CL error handling/continuations, if something goes wrong you are dropped into the
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by podiki 6y ago
Cool! Take a look also at CEPL [0] an OpenGL environment for Common Lisp. Bit more low level, but you can have an OpenGL window open and make live changes in the code, just like anything else in Common Lisp. I can't imagine coding grap
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by podiki 6y ago
The author also has a lot videos on CEPL [0] [1] as well as more generally on Lisp [2] [0] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2VAYZE_4wRKKr5pJzfYD... [1] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2VAYZE_4

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