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kamiheku

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    Comment #48367333

    I appreciate TUIs for - Optimizing for fast, keyboard-only usage - Allowing me to customize the presentation according to my preferences - Not having to leave my terminal, where I …

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    Comment #43663436

    While I presume they don't provide a native Linux build, it is listed as Playable on Steam Deck. > Valve's testing indicates that Blue Prince is Playable on Steam Deck. This game i…

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    Comment #43396666

    You might like Pinta[0]. > a GTK clone of Paint.Net 3.0, with support for Linux, Windows, and macOS Used to use this way back in the day for quick edits on Linux, happy to see it's…

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    Comment #41749774

    Up is a high-pass filter, down is a low-pass filter, left and right moves between different chords.

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    Comment #34050548

    That could be a fun exercise, I'd imagine you might end up with something like "I Am Sitting In A Room" [0][1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_Sitting_in_a_Room [1] https://…

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    Comment #33967785

    Try Meta Mate 23 [0] if you can find it where you are. It's vacuum packed while fresh, so instead of the usual bitter road dust affair you get a vibrant-green mate with a mellow, g…

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    Comment #28051572

    This is not a new product. It's the author's configuration for an existing product, the Elgato Stream Deck.

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    Comment #25185038

    A sibling post [1] mentioned Xanh Mono, which looks similar to NSimSun IMO. They both have that distinctive "Latin script alongside eastern script" serif look. [1] https://news.yco…

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    Comment #24930408

    > [...] I think I'd prefer that filter to be called 'rainbow' or something. That is, in fact, exactly what the author did. https://github.com/cacalabs/toilet/commit/be1054fefd6cda2…

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    Comment #23017736

    Anybody remember the name of that open source browser-based RSS / social media feed aggregator from a while back? It had a really unique (colourful but simplistic) visual style and…

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    Comment #12569903

    https://web.archive.org/web/20160924044000/http://www.wsj.co...

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    Comment #11323859

    Yup, got my processor up to a toasty 94 degrees celcius/200 degrees fahrenheit.

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    Comment #9289651

    The scratches don't seem to match between the scans, so it seems that it is indeed his scanner glass that is scratched.