rijoja

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by rijoja 11y ago
how do I assemble this and fire it up in qemu / kvm?
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by rijoja 11y ago
since he's using gl I'd bet on that he's using polygons under the surface.
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by rijoja 11y ago
in ubuntu sudo apt-get install libfuse-dev is required before building. Of course I guess most of you already figured this out. Might be worth adding it to the github page though. Besides awesome idea and it seems to be working perfectly!
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by rijoja 11y ago
I'd expect that at least some of the programs here would be OpenGL accelerated. The author is using a computer that doesn't have any opengl acceleration under Linux. Perhaps this is what's causing the crashes?
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by rijoja 11y ago
This seems like an awesome tool. I was thinking about going trough a code base for an hobby project a while ago. But this tool could make it a much easier task. I haven't tried following the instructions yet. But it seems to be correct
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by rijoja 11y ago
Hm you're right about that. Also wasn't there a lot of people that thought qt wasn't open source enough. From what I recall there where some opposition against KDE for this reason. Shame really because it was quite neat.
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by rijoja 11y ago
I was tempted :)
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by rijoja 11y ago
I had completely forgotten about Mandrake. But when I tested it way back I recall it seemed quite polished. Why was it that they disappeared?
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by rijoja 14y ago
what's really nice is how it works across modems and routers. I can't listen to my modems port in a classical sense, so a webserver wouldn't work. But this connects easily with my VPN! Which is fantastic. Setting this up manually would've b
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by rijoja 14y ago
This won't add much either. I was kind of hoping for a flame-war but the feedback proved to be much more interesting than reading old clichés.
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by rijoja 14y ago
Didn't Sauron know that the ring bearer was a hobbit?
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by rijoja 14y ago
You could try doing it with pulseaudio. It's nice because then you can stream everything that plays on a specific machine. Everything that's required is that the program has pulseaudio support which most music playing programs should have.
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by rijoja 14y ago
if the reason is to avoid unnecessary water consumption, wouldn't it be better to limit the rate of the water? Less water is used and nobody gets wet and annoyed.
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by rijoja 14y ago
"A $5 LAMP Server Powered Solely by Gravity", if I read that I would have clicked instantly.
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by rijoja 14y ago
Nice idea and an interesting article. If the goal is to be remembered for as long as possible giving more presents is obviously better. After 9 generations only a small part But some might feel that a enormous list of children with ratings
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by rijoja 14y ago
Let's say that you save 10'000 $ in an account with 5% interest, then you'll have 500 $ a year to spend on presents. If every child has two children the amount children in a generation is 2^n. When they grow up we stop giving them presents
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by rijoja 14y ago
I didn't notice that. This is what happens when you post comments when you are supposed to sleep.
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by rijoja 14y ago
It would be nice if it was possible to supply a seed for the randomization algorithm. Then the image wouldn't change at every reload and it's still possible to get another one if it's desired. I imagine it would be a bit annoying if the ima
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by rijoja 14y ago
Once I wanted to send a zip file of malicious php files. Google (correctly) identified them as harmful. It wouldn't allow me to send them even though I tried to pack them into zip, tar.gz and tar.bz2 files. In the end I wrote a script that
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Asus vivo tab rt review(arstechnica.com)
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by rijoja 14y ago
I've always felt that firebug has been a little bit better than the chrome developer tools. Now I might reconsider and start using chrome for development instead. The ability to add new css rules in the element view something I've been drea
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by rijoja 14y ago
This looks really nice, I'm a big fan of lua as it's really quick to develop in and still minimal. It also seems to be relatively simple to integrate into other programs. I've been playing around a little with a lua based game framework cal
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by rijoja 14y ago
I agree that xfce is a natural choice for Debian. I suppose that most computers have DVD players, but DVD discs are more expensive than CDs. Even if the difference is rather small it feels unnecessary to waste a DVD when I CD could do the
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by rijoja 14y ago
I guess it's more acceptable to use #000 for text because the curves in most fonts are rather thin. Text with a larger font will appear darker than text with a smaller font. Just as a thin line will appear bright next to a thicker line, eve
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by rijoja 14y ago
It would be awesome if this was integrated into gimp or made as a standalone program. With the ability to give the shapes colors etc. I played for a little while with gimp and recursivedraw.com and came up with this: http://eruditenow.com/