chiffre01

Am I the only one who clicks on these kind of articles holding out hope to see the glimmer of Linux on an actual CRT from composit outputs?

But it's always just screen shots from an emulator...

Depends on how complex the part is. I've seen adaptive toolpath posts get 1,000s of lines long.

Another problem with these old controls is even when code is sent over serial, they are slow. Think like less than 9600 baud.

They also don't have the computing power to do adaptive or other modern tool paths.

It's not nothing. Plus the fact that it's money not not getting shipped out of Europe to hostile regions is a net win.

I mean this has been a this has been a theme going back further than "Shadow of the Colossus" or "Undertale".

Both "Chrono Trigger" and "Crono Cross" make you question your actions and whether or not it was worth on a monster genocide.

I've never understood GIMP's approach to copy paste either. They've made a decision that copy and paste must require as many un-intuitive steps as possible.

Most graphics programs let you select a region, copy it and then move the copy around to where you want it, the end. You can usually paste into new layer if needed.

But not in GIMP for some reason you have to copy something and 'anchor it' or convert it to a new layer before you ever see it.

This kind of thing just makes me use other software.

Try this out for all of KDE to CDE window theming needs:

https://github.com/spacestate1/cde-plasma

The reality is anyone generate useful code with an AI agent now. Dores in accounting can now automate all her spreadsheets in a single afternoon.

Not trying to hype AI, but we are in an interesting transitional period.

Clicking on a lot of the maps gives me this ? I'm logged in as well

Unauthorized: You do not have access to this item.

Also the amount of people in DC who drive while smoking weed seems very high(no pun intended). Based on the number of cars that can be smelled from another car while in traffic.

Plus according to this the Detroit Electric Sold 13,000 units between 1907 to 1939

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_Electric

Just going to leave this here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrocurrency

You are correct, I put income level in there too. We can't let Peter Thiel or Mark Zuckerberg off the hook either.

Why is it that every single person born between 1940 and 1965 (or making more than $1 million per year) just wants to see all freedoms erased and every natural resource exhausted for their personal comfort?

The modern version, that's for real:

https://github.com/clbr/n64bootloader/tree/master/n64linux

Seems like most of the 'tasteless' habits in the article are also just laziness.

I think paper-folding machines are something of a lost art. They’ve been around for literally centuries at this point, but there are so many interesting and useful things that can be made out of paper. Everything from packaging to envelopes to origami.

I wish there were smaller, cheaper versions on the market.

Besides Excel, CAD/CAM programs and maybe games? Is there really a reason to use windows?

They also have a cohesive family and social circles. Probably can't hurt?

I want to live in a world where all the vintage Curses like apps work on modern systems. Just like Lotus 123

https://github.com/taviso/123elf

I enjoy reading about these mods because they super interesting. But considering the NES graphics were never intended to be displayed in perfect form on high definition displays I always feel like something is being lost.

Does this prove/disprove the idea of nuclear winter? I know these bombs were blown up at different times, but it seems an event like nuclear winter would probably not happen.

I bought on of those five years ago for the handful of stuff we print annually. It has never let me down, this thing is solid.

Considering I've never heard of any of these people, and it says they have a combined audience of 13 million followers, things are looking bleak.

Google says Joe Rogan alone has more than 14 million followers on Spotify and 16.4 million subscribers on YouTube all predominantly male (71-80 percent) as of March 2024

The description of the guy finding the data while at a Starbucks doesn't do justice to his setup shown in the photo. My dude has a seriously chaotic and awesome setup there.

Is it just money that motivates these people? Is that all? At this point, they must just want to watch civilization collapse for short-term gains.

Shooting for that 7 percent Linux desktop market share!

I feel you, I've had similar 'discourses" on local news sites in the comments. I assume the accounts are regular people, but they genuinely just believe whatever bad thing they hear about renewable energy and look no further.

There's always of course the bad faith accounts that spit out cherry picked facts and half truths, but they also don't seem interested in doing any actual discussion other than arguing.

I think it's more likely they have a rack of IBM iSeries servers in the back someplace, or maybe in a colo data center.

Some guy on Youtube tried this. I think the conclusion was, not worth it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l19AMYd0oks