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Comment #49239350
I was going to say, even the readme file only mentions N64 and DC.
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Comment #49238308
Yeah fair call. I think it is just the vision looking back on what it used to be like.
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Comment #49238042
And one wonders why there is a large amount of rhetoric toward anti-government is being thrown around nowadays. Cannot have the money train being controlled.
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Comment #49238001
This is something Richard Stallman has pointed out many times before. You need to tell people about these things, most of them simply do not know the extent of the issues but once …
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Comment #49237806
In a parallel universe Microsoft would have never killed Windows phone and they would have been forced to keep these apps a little more memory/performance friendly.
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Comment #49237794
Yeah it is actually really sad when a company the size of MS still bows down to the great god Advertising! Avert ye eyes for there are no morals in these bad lands of Redmond!
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Comment #49237779
Here is an example of one built using Real Basic on Mac Os system 7+. Probably uses less than 1MB. https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/snazzy-weather-a-snazzie...
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Comment #49237739
Haiku OS is trying.
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Comment #49237719
I suspect while not individually, it will provide another data point that can be collaborated. One should never underestimate the power of combining data sets.
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Comment #49237708
All successful negative things have a claim to virtue that they hide behind.
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Comment #49237704
Alas this is the structure of power. Either you have to do a total rejection of its benefits or you end up being sucked into the system as others practically force people into it f…
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Comment #49237595
Seems like you have already figured out a means that works for you. What works for some doesn't work for others. What is a problem for some, isn't a problem for others. Sort of lik…
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Comment #49237553
As someone with both as well, yeah they are there but really they don't bother me. I cannot change them so I don't worry about them, they are just little my little floating jelly b…
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Comment #49237499
Yeah, I know people don't like that message, but yeah... just accept it. No amount of wishing it away is going to make it vanish in the same way if I really want to fly I just need…
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Comment #49237304
That is brilliant! I love the older style layout, it is much more readable that 99% of websites available today. Also that Classified section is wonderful.
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Comment #49237242
Yep, here in Oz (Victoria) the scene is struggling. You see some glimpses trying to keep it going but it is rare. Sometimes it feels like all we have is King Gizzard occasionally a…
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Comment #49237086
I was about to say, it is still these but pushed tot he outer regions. There are still many Linux distros that have this spirit but they are usually used by maybe a few thousand pe…
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Comment #49206787
Will this mean lower prices for consumers or higher margins for CXMT/Corsair. I fear it will be the second one.
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Comment #49206774
With the same old question of, to the benefit of who?
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Comment #49205612
The very last line hits it on the head. "Almost no jugglers get rich. Many work other jobs on the side. Salaries at Cirque start at $50,000, which is decent for the circus world bu…
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Comment #49205308
Once you see the tile map of this in action, you realize how genius and simple this idea is. You can only update 32 tiles a frame but it can preload tiles in advance of them being …
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Comment #49205128
Pretty much. I don't know the vast majority of phone numbers of family and friends because my phone remembers it for me. When you delegate demands, you reallocate your resources.
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Comment #49204918
As someone that believes that ultimately in the end Stallman is right, this situation isn't great. I do run a T400 Thinkpad with Libreboot and Triquel Linux, one of the FSF approve…
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Comment #49204728
"Before I can help you, what is your name?" "John null" * entire phone system crashes *
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Comment #49204435
There was a way that you could trim the files just right that you could fit the Quake executable and a single multiplayer map onto a floppy disk. Those things were treasured as you…