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by seritools 2y ago
This is the main reason why I just use the US ANSI layout in germany, together with KbdKaz on Windows for umlauts and a lot of other extra characters and accennts: https://www.omega-com.pl/kbdkaz.htm
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by seritools 2y ago
I love how the "Show code" buttons in 98.css and XP.css are just plain labels, with no indication that they are clickable until you hover over them, as opposed to the easily visible buttons the CSS actually provides x) Interesting
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by seritools 3y ago
And those background tasks can be scheduled onto the slower cores.
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by seritools 3y ago
Needs a --check that enforces a minimum number of prettier violations per 100 lines :^)
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by seritools 3y ago
needs some more uwuspeak for full effect
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by seritools 3y ago
DJ's GNU Programming Platform
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by seritools 3y ago
Added a release and installation instructions now!
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by seritools 3y ago
I'll look into how to provide a dist folder as a release/dowload some more!
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by seritools 3y ago
Panic unwinding needs VS2005 libraries, which has a minimum supported OS version of 98. So if that's your target OS it'll work. For 95 you'll need to go down to VS2003, which breaks unwinding (but panic = abort works fine).
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by seritools 3y ago
Without std there is nothing to do, i586-pc-windows-msvc/gnu already work just fine - the PE format hasn't changed, really. Just don't use APIs that don't exist on the OS version you're targeting and you're goo
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Show HN: Rust9x 1.76-beta – Rust on Windows 95+(seri.tools)
53 points by seritools 3y ago|7 comments
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by seritools 3y ago
it's super flat, so maybe on the back of the board? can't make the way to the CPU shorter than that :^)
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by seritools 3y ago
workbench.editor.limit.value to change the limit, and workbench.editor.limit.perEditorGroup to change whether the limit applies to each editor group, or the total amount
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by seritools 3y ago
It's just the original game touched up to work on modern systems. It's still the original experience. Black Mesa is a full reimplementation (and partly reimagination) by a fan team, with large changes, while keeping the feel mostl
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by seritools 3y ago
or s/bottled water/water bottles EDIT: title was changed.
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by seritools 3y ago
> It feels like I'm using an Adobe product or similar. So it's slow, bloated, and crashes regularly?
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by seritools 3y ago
that doen't answer parent's question.
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by seritools 3y ago
The Maxwells [the husband and the wife] owned 47.5% of the business each; the other two split the remaining 5%. 47.5 * 2 + 5 = 100
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by seritools 3y ago
Kinda weird to use IA for this instead of just looking it up on Wikipedia Initial release: May 16, 2000; 23 years ago (32-bit)
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by seritools 3y ago
Probably the one linked above by Tom Scott, or this one by Veritasium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esQyYGezS7c The Veritasium one mentions NIST peanut butter specifically, even.
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by seritools 3y ago
Hard to say in hindsight - I might've looked at the unicows documentation closer again anyways.
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by seritools 3y ago
A couple of reasons of the top of my head: - msvcrt linked statically - even when disabling debug and panic unwind, Rust includes the unwind tables in the binary - unicows import library linked
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by seritools 3y ago
Oh hey, author here! The follow-up was discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31112273
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by seritools 3y ago
Probably talking about the two comments by amberburch399 and amrelisteelsco (green accounts).
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by seritools 3y ago
Did you do any overclocking (especially RAM)? I've seen issues like this with either slightly unstable OC, or bad drivers. I'd also suggest running https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon to see if it's a spe
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by seritools 3y ago
Yup the omission of "load-bearing" `that`s causes a lot of parsing ambiguity in many cases, the classic example being garden-path sentences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sentence
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by seritools 3y ago
When it comes to fonts there is this: https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/
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by seritools 3y ago
The Iosevka font family has quasi-proportional variants that might fit your needs.
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by seritools 3y ago
Pretty sure you're remembering TeamViewer instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCRzaGUKEFA EDIT: Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30113513
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by seritools 3y ago
Since I don't see it mentioned so far, BinDiff is an alternative: https://www.zynamics.com/bindiff.html https://www.zynamics.com/software.html

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