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by zeta0134 5y ago
In the original open computers the limiting factor was the interface between the mod block and the outside world, 6 sides on that block correspond to 6 signals. For a large array as proposed you can network many mod blocks together behind t
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I do one reasonably weak cup with lots of creamer first thing in the morning with breakfast. Then, on a normal day, I have mostly water. This solves two problems for me: (1) by the end of my typical day, enough caffeine has flushed back out
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by zeta0134 5y ago
VLC's killer feature, for me, is "this folder is full of music files. Play them in order." It seems most other music apps heavily prioritize artist and album search, which is great if you listen to mainstream music and not so
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by zeta0134 5y ago
On the flip side, for those of us who enjoy this sort of hardware hackery, this is a reasonable price for this collection of parts all conveniently wired up and ready for the fun part.
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I won't buy a laptop without one these days. I instinctively reach over to my 10 key to enter numbers, since I can touch type there. With the row above my standard keyboard I have to look down. I'd wager they're popular for o
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by zeta0134 5y ago
This is precisely why I own several game consoles. If I really want to play a game from known shady publishers (Ubisoft especially), it goes on the PS4 which has nothing on it that I actually care about. Go ahead, mess with Sony's OS,
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Ah, perhaps it has been misinterpreted. That was not my intent. "Take occasional breaks, they seem to help" was the goal, not "stop entirely and never start again."
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I definitely recommend checking out your local public library, or going for a long walk in a nearby park. Don't take your phone. Allow yourself to be bored. Let your mind wander. Once you get over the weird feeling, and the anxiousne
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Yes! This update goes so far as to blend chunks around the seams, and will fill out the new cave generation at the bottom of your existing world, replacing the bedrock with deepslate. I'm itching to dive in again once the holidays sett
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Not if a react component is reimplementing a textarea with JavaScript, which I've encountered in some enterprise apps. It's mildly infuriating, and breaks in lots of subtle ways.
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I'm mostly ignorant of the mobile space, but how plausible would it be to get PureOS installed on an existing handset? I'm guessing the process is considerably more involved than an Android ROM, but how crazy are we talking?
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I found this particular article instrumental in building my understanding of CSS's flexbox feature, which largely replaces decades worth of ugly, nasty positioning hacks with a handful of simple definitions: https://css-tric
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by zeta0134 5y ago
My biggest question is, if I buy this phone today, with AT&T allow it on their network? My gut says no, they've been brandishing an ugly whitelist around for their big LTE push in February...
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Hmm. I wonder how much revenue is Mozilla expecting from this deal? How much would a crowdfunding effort need to raise, month to month, to buy out 100% of the ad space?
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Maybe they'll notice that when I launch the game on Linux, I get about 10-20 FPS boost over Windows on identical hardware. I've always wondered about that; in theory shouldn't it be the reverse?
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I don't know how you're getting relevant recommendations; YouTube seems determined to get me into watching the latest celebrity personalities, or endless streams of clickbait. I use a few custom uBlock Origin rules to hide the rec
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by zeta0134 5y ago
The key is in the first D: "distributed." A DDoS is designed to look just like legitimate traffic, but coming from many sources all at once. The goal of a successful attack is to both overwhelm the target network by sheer volume,
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by zeta0134 5y ago
2. Wouldn't the idea here be to reduce the demand for that oil, so that we can slowly work to extract / burn less of it?
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by zeta0134 5y ago
My Japanese is rusty, but it should display as: マリウス "ma" "ri" "u" "su", which looks to be a foreign name (katakana), "Marius." That matches the username on this user's github email add
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by zeta0134 5y ago
... what if you could "follow" a moderation source, the same way you choose to follow user, or a group of users? (Disclaimer: I do not know much about how scuttlebutt in particular handles any of this.) This would have the curious
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by zeta0134 5y ago
That's extremely cool, thanks a bunch for the clarification! I'm working on an NES emulator that runs in the browser, and while it's not fit for purpose yet (lacks save states and recorded-input playback), this might just i
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Most gameboy games use banked memory, swapped in as 16k chunks. I'd wager a guess that the recording process monitors what chunks get banked in during the recorded gameplay, removes any bank that isn't used, and then restarts the
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by zeta0134 5y ago
In many games I would expect this to be the same as the clientside render distance for the door object, which isn't especially expensive to compute. The server has at least a rough approximation of this distance at all times, affected
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Only if you are running Google Play services. You can certainly opt out of this if you like. I run LineageOS and do just that, but I also don't need my phone for much more than the basics, and F-Droid can fill those in for my use case.
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I use SQL, or something like it, on pretty much any project that needs to store any significant amount of data. Easily the most bang for my buck out of any of the skills I picked up in high school. Even if it's not SQL proper, you shou
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Could it be curation? I'm still a novice myself so this comes from a place of genuine ignorance, but I find most of the channels for parts and whatnot to be overwhelmingly complex. Adafruit is dead simple to search.
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That is an awesome little demo video. In 10 seconds I understood what the tool does, and it looks pretty useful too.
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I currently pay this price for several of the Patreons I support, I'm not sure what makes this any different. I'd certainly rather throw money at a small handful of good content creators; quality over quantity, and my time is limi
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by zeta0134 5y ago
I really liked the Codec system from the original Metal Gear Solid, for PS1. It made almost perfect sense in-game, with your tactical team monitoring your movements and able to see what you were doing, and it was done in a clever way. When
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by zeta0134 5y ago
Possibly the most famous video game tutorial of all time has got to be World 1-1 from the original Super Mario Bros. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH2wGpEZVgE&t=5s And really, most of the later Mario games execute thi

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