terinjokes

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by terinjokes 2y ago
Yeah, I reached out to Dan a few months back. Unfortunately, didn't have a copy anymore (and they were awesome enough to even check backups, props!). At this point I'd be happy with just the headers, the ones from "0.20010616
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by terinjokes 2y ago
The OpenAL source tarball that was imported into Debian as version "0.0.200101102349-1".
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Amazon is pretty good at handling VAT and all the import paperwork if it's sold as "Fulfilled by Amazon", regardless if it's the local Amazon site, or the US or Japan sites. I've ordered from all 3. Even eBay has so
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by terinjokes 2y ago
All since ~mid 2005. Unfortunately a tarball I've been looking for was added before then, but replaced before a release was cut (so it's also missing from those archives).
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I've recently had to do this (to bisect when a change introduced a superficial bug into a 20-year-old program). I think "simply run" is viewing Linux of that era through rose-tinted glasses. Even for simple 2D "Super VGA
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I've got two main projects I'm working concurrently on in my free time: - Repairing an Apple II+. So far I've converted it to run on 230V and picked up the A2DVI to connect to modern displays. Next working on cleaning up the
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by terinjokes 2y ago
> Sounds like a broken web app. > > You are currently using a webapp that doesn't do this. It's called Hacker News, and it never asks me to login every time on my phone. Every time I visit Hacker News on my iPad I'm
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Which is also used when the contents of a derivation will be included in a zip file. The Unix epoch is about a decade older than the zip epoch.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
AFAICT LOM only has three commands "PowerON", "PowerOFF", and "Reset", a far cry from what other BMC provide. It also requires another Mac in the same LAN to be the controller, and you cant use static IPs (whic
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by terinjokes 2y ago
No BMC, severally limiting remote management, so operations teams responsible for physical servers don't want to touch it. JetKVM is a remote KVM, not remote management. It does not have the same integration into the internals of a ser
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by terinjokes 2y ago
If you're on reasonably updated distribution, setting the GROUP in the udev rule might be causing issues. The [uaccess way][0] is to just set the TAG. SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="vendor_id", ATTRS{idP
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by terinjokes 2y ago
You need to be tethered to enable the JIT, without it UTM is very slow. Even TinyCoreLinux was extremely slow.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
You should speak with your lawyers for concerns about licensing. I'd note that the installation media was not modified (the DVD ISO provided by Microsoft was used unmodified), only the preinstallation media was modified (governed by AD
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I have rEFInd on a USB stick because I need to recover bootloaders on machines often enough. I commented on Lobsters recently the errors I've seen over the years.[0] systemd-boot installs itself as bootx64.efi (or platform equivalent)
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Thanks, I skimmed some details about iBFT (mostly reading what the Linux kernel does with it) before writing the post, and came away with it likely being a difference in how things were hooked up in BIOS vs UEFI systems. Thanks for your per
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by terinjokes 2y ago
These are the GUIDs from the [Discoverable Partitions Specification][dps] should you want to learn more about it (or the GUIDs for non-amd64 systems). [dps]: https://uapi-group.org/specifications/specs/discoverable
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Since the goal was just to have non-virtualized Windows to satisfy game developers, I haven't tried much else. Sorry. > all the exampled online seem so outdated. Many of the guides felt like they've been only slightly dusted si
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Hey Kenton! I figured you had done something similar with the LAN Party House. If I hadn't figured it out I was going to ask/look for your setup. > You observed some slowness using Windows over the network. Mini-ITX makes it a
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Netboot Windows 11 with iSCSI and iPXE(terinstock.com)
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I think I've encountered bugs in every distro's installer from 24 years ago. Fortunately, in 86box it's less painful than I imagine you went through.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Still annoyed I have to patch in en_NL on all my systems because glibc developers don't think it's legitimate.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Which nearly any campus police will tell you during orientation.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Just an end user, so don't quote me on this, but I think that requirement was largely a legacy Sprint requirement. I've purchased newer Pixel devices from my local shop and activated Google Fi just fine overseas. (with the caveat
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by terinjokes 2y ago
>> Those aren't the only options. You (or someone) could also write your own compatibility layers for the APIs that avoid some of the problems I mentioned (e.g., by producing errors on inconvertible characters, by being compatib
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Expanding on this a bit, if the manifest is available at compile time it's included as a resource in the executable by the RC resource compiler. You can embed a manifest into an existing executable with mt.exe. Embedding the applicatio
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Many libraries I've encountered have defines available now to use the -A APIs; previously they were using -W APIs and converting to/from UTF-8 internally. As for my application, any wchar conversions being done by the runtime are
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by terinjokes 2y ago
The position I got reading documentation Microsoft has written in the last two years is the opposite: set activeCodePage in your application manifest to UTF-8 and only ever use the "ANSI" functions.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Nothing in my post is related to the Chromatic, as I've never heard of it before your comment. That said, I share in your excitement for new Game Boy games. I occasionally pop over to the RetroBreak YouTube channel to see their reviews
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by terinjokes 2y ago
At least for me in the Netherlands, for the past month if I click a link to a specific song, I get redirected to a page to start a radio based on the artist and encouraged to upgrade to Premium. I've had to get friends to share the tit
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Virtualization (Hyper-V) can also be enabled, without enabling the Hyper-V Manager or WSL2 Windows Components, if the "Core Isolation" security setting is enabled.

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