Yeah. I have degenerative nerve damage related to a set of several severe spine injuries. On a day to day basis, I have to do certain hobbies not just because I want to, but because I lose the physical coordination to…
One could easily argue that he lived how he wanted to and never gave up on his dream even if it eluded him. On the other hand, one can also argue that at a certain point one should maybe accept that you have talents you…
If I recall correctly, the art is done with a form of early vector drawing so that they can use one set of assets on all platforms. They're designed to 16 colors but get downsampled for 4-color CGA mode or monochrome…
I started reading the article with a feeling of "I don't recognize this at all" from the first few images that slowly loaded. Then we got to the metal plates in elevators and the other uses, and my brain immediately…
Not with bash. If your distro is putting ./ into the path then that's absolutely a high severity CVE with your distro's config.
It occurs to me that some of this could be really useful to implement into SteamInput for players with disabilities. Someone really needs to show this article to Valve.
Yeah, try the water in most of Arizona, where it's so hard you could cut diamond with it. Only half-joking. You'll get an appreciation for places where you can't really taste what's in the water.
I was already complaining about the price when it was only $30 for two tickets, two drinks, and popcorn. To think it's more than double that now! Add in the fact most anyone can have access to a pretty good quality 60"…
Yep. "Mother of all X" memes weren't even remotely uncommon for a handful of years during and after Operation Desert Storm. The Iraqi Minister of Information, Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, also gave rise to "There are no…
Sure. The reimplementation of the IBM PC BIOS that gave birth to IBM Compatibles is the canonical example.
Strong disagree. Zoom in and the clusters break up. Without the clustering, the map is a total mess when zoomed out.
IRCv3 (and many clients are supporting fair chunks of IRCv3's feature set) supports offline state and message history.
I'd call that a pretty major feature omission since it means splitting things across multiple apps.
I'm getting off-topic with this, but a quick aside: In my teens I began to learn that most of the people on my father's side of the family were horrifically broken people with severe issues. There's at least one town in…
Unlikely. MajorBBS had the ability to act as a SLIP/PPP connection back in 1993-1994 but most people would have still gone with a full ISP.
I wouldn't even call it a "race" to the bottom. It took until maybe 1995 for prices to drop enough for some of the clone manufacturers to start going out of business. Radio Shack caught on around 1991 and got out early,…
Ditto. Every time I get a "Hey, you should send your father a happy birthday message!" it's a stab to the heart over someone dead over 12 years now.
That's been my experience. The Pi 3 was notorious for killing SD cards, for instance. I know one guy who eventually just moved all Pi 3 installations he made over to USB sticks because every Pi 3 he used would just kill…
No, they absolutely know. They've been very very slowly migrating stuff over to the new Settings panel bit by bit. If you look at what's in Control Panel now, it's maybe half as much as what used to be in there ten…
CRT simulation didn't run well on Intel iGPUs for a very long time. While they could run the effects, they couldn't run them fast enough. There was longstanding advice in the emulation scene to not bother using shaders…
Considering that MAME's shaders run fine on a 2011-era laptop with the positively primitive Intel iGPU of the Sandy Bridge era, I can only assume they're intending to run this on something extremely ancient that would…
GoG is packaging a large chunk of their library in an emulator already. DOSBox is what got them started, in fact.
A lot of the time, they lock the slot to only their officially supported modules. Dell is rather notorious for doing that.
Something like what's done with https://www.hardfought.org/nethack/ maybe?
This just wrecked my trust in KeePassXC. Time to go see if anyone's going to continue this from a fork where they aren't setting themselves up for a massive security failure of some variety.
Yeah. I have degenerative nerve damage related to a set of several severe spine injuries. On a day to day basis, I have to do certain hobbies not just because I want to, but because I lose the physical coordination to…
One could easily argue that he lived how he wanted to and never gave up on his dream even if it eluded him. On the other hand, one can also argue that at a certain point one should maybe accept that you have talents you…
If I recall correctly, the art is done with a form of early vector drawing so that they can use one set of assets on all platforms. They're designed to 16 colors but get downsampled for 4-color CGA mode or monochrome…
I started reading the article with a feeling of "I don't recognize this at all" from the first few images that slowly loaded. Then we got to the metal plates in elevators and the other uses, and my brain immediately…
Not with bash. If your distro is putting ./ into the path then that's absolutely a high severity CVE with your distro's config.
It occurs to me that some of this could be really useful to implement into SteamInput for players with disabilities. Someone really needs to show this article to Valve.
Yeah, try the water in most of Arizona, where it's so hard you could cut diamond with it. Only half-joking. You'll get an appreciation for places where you can't really taste what's in the water.
I was already complaining about the price when it was only $30 for two tickets, two drinks, and popcorn. To think it's more than double that now! Add in the fact most anyone can have access to a pretty good quality 60"…
Yep. "Mother of all X" memes weren't even remotely uncommon for a handful of years during and after Operation Desert Storm. The Iraqi Minister of Information, Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, also gave rise to "There are no…
Sure. The reimplementation of the IBM PC BIOS that gave birth to IBM Compatibles is the canonical example.
Strong disagree. Zoom in and the clusters break up. Without the clustering, the map is a total mess when zoomed out.
IRCv3 (and many clients are supporting fair chunks of IRCv3's feature set) supports offline state and message history.
I'd call that a pretty major feature omission since it means splitting things across multiple apps.
I'm getting off-topic with this, but a quick aside: In my teens I began to learn that most of the people on my father's side of the family were horrifically broken people with severe issues. There's at least one town in…
Unlikely. MajorBBS had the ability to act as a SLIP/PPP connection back in 1993-1994 but most people would have still gone with a full ISP.
I wouldn't even call it a "race" to the bottom. It took until maybe 1995 for prices to drop enough for some of the clone manufacturers to start going out of business. Radio Shack caught on around 1991 and got out early,…
Ditto. Every time I get a "Hey, you should send your father a happy birthday message!" it's a stab to the heart over someone dead over 12 years now.
That's been my experience. The Pi 3 was notorious for killing SD cards, for instance. I know one guy who eventually just moved all Pi 3 installations he made over to USB sticks because every Pi 3 he used would just kill…
No, they absolutely know. They've been very very slowly migrating stuff over to the new Settings panel bit by bit. If you look at what's in Control Panel now, it's maybe half as much as what used to be in there ten…
CRT simulation didn't run well on Intel iGPUs for a very long time. While they could run the effects, they couldn't run them fast enough. There was longstanding advice in the emulation scene to not bother using shaders…
Considering that MAME's shaders run fine on a 2011-era laptop with the positively primitive Intel iGPU of the Sandy Bridge era, I can only assume they're intending to run this on something extremely ancient that would…
GoG is packaging a large chunk of their library in an emulator already. DOSBox is what got them started, in fact.
A lot of the time, they lock the slot to only their officially supported modules. Dell is rather notorious for doing that.
Something like what's done with https://www.hardfought.org/nethack/ maybe?
This just wrecked my trust in KeePassXC. Time to go see if anyone's going to continue this from a fork where they aren't setting themselves up for a massive security failure of some variety.