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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
I've encountered a few artists who partially used AI in their music making process and the results have been incredible, I would hate to see them banned when grouped with people making completely AI-generated slop... Perhaps a middle g
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
It should be a choice, not a requirement. With Windows you can get your work done without knowing much about Windows itself, but with Linux you're forced to understand every level of the entire OS so you can debug it first and then may
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
That's quite an authentic looking effect! Using it for charts is definitely not the first thing that comes to mind, but it does make them more appealing in a way.
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
I'm guessing it could be even smaller if it was designed as a SVG file. Although the glow effect with the fading colors would probably need to be simplified.
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
It's amazing to see the incredible effort it takes to reverse engineer a synth. While much of the process described in the video went over my head I still found it very interesting to watch. Kudos to the Usual Suspects for not only put
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
Offering a plain text version of your website may seem like a novel idea nowadays but I remember a time when pretty much every web page had a printer-friendly version with little to no formatting. I suppose printing web pages has become pas
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by throwaway2046 9mo ago
VLC works great on Linux too! It's one of the few programs where I expect the exact same look and feel regardless of the underlying OS. mpv is okay but its complete reliance on command line flags and manually written config files makes
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by throwaway2046 10mo ago
Black bar?
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by throwaway2046 10mo ago
Semver works fine for SDL and has worked fine since the start of the century, despite the library's complexity and scale. A few simple rules can go a long way if you're disciplined about enforcing them.
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by throwaway2046 10mo ago
The page almost crashed my phone... Archived version: https://archive.ph/9s9ys
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by throwaway2046 10mo ago
Click on the drawing that you like on the website, then click the download button and choose "Export as SVG". You can then open the SVG file in Inkscape and render as PNG/JPG at any resolution you want. Let me know if you nee
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by throwaway2046 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/9NvGV
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
This is a gold mine, thank you.
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/tylO3
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
Amazing covers, almost all the legends of dance music are here. Junior Vasquez, Sasha, BT, Oakenfold. And check out Daft Punk without the masks on issue #21! What's also interesting is the focus shifting from House and Trance in the 19
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
> mandatory JavaScript everywhere, even on google.com Note: DuckDuckGo still offers a perfectly usable JS-free search engine if you visit the website from a browser with no/disabled JS support. Almost all other major search engines
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
I haven't tried GStreamer but I found FFmpeg to be extremely easy to compile as both a command line tool and library, plus it can do so much out of the box even without external libraries being present. It's already used in pretty
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
https://xcancel.com/ffmpeg/status/1984207514389586050
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by throwaway2046 11mo ago
>I only wish Wine also allowed me to zoom 2x or 3x, but this is where Gamescope comes in Also possible using dxwrapper (for DirectX 7-9 games): https://github.com/elishacloud/dxwrapper Similarly to dxvk, you drop a
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
See also the fork by C-Chads: https://github.com/C-Chads/tinygl It seems to have more features and limited support for multithreading, with more recent updates compared to the original project. Sadly it was archived in
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
> glibc [...] doesn't allow you to load an app built for a newer version on a host with an older version > the restriction is, in itself, good. Why do you consider this a good restriction?
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
This should be updated to include the GLIBC libcrypt fiasco.
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
Wine has seen a massive improvement since the introduction of WoW64, and now it apparently supports 16-bit programs too. Many thanks to the Wine devs who made this possible.
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
I really appreciate Toybox for its clean codebase and permissive license, hopefully it reaches feature parity with Busybox in the future. Version 0.8.13 is long overdue.
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
You can address the contents of the article and the views expressed by the author directly without resorting to ad hominem.
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
> marginalized groups, who may have faced abuse or violence in other spaces Can you cite examples of users facing abuse or violence while contributing to a tech project? And how exactly does a CoC guarantee the safety you mentioned? >
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
It's a nice minimalist design, but I think it still doesn't scale down as well as the Apple and Windows logos. The logo needs to be simple yet more expressive somehow, perhaps only focusing on Tux's head?
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
Is musl not an option? It's best to avoid glibc altogether if possible.
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
You can find the history of API/ABI changes in glibc since 2011 in this table: https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=glibc Granted it hasn't been updated since 2023, you can still see the trend with remo
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by throwaway2046 1y ago
Could you elaborate on that?

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