colechristensen

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by colechristensen 4d ago
It's possible and I have a very early E2E test. A modification of the sunshine backend itself to be able to connect to qemu. In the future it's definitely possible to have this directly in qemu but it would require reimplementin
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by colechristensen 4d ago
Hm. That's a situational rule. In this case it makes it funnier. A person could write a whole encyclopedia of lore tracing Kallax back to its mythical roots.
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by colechristensen 4d ago
This is a great idea and perhaps not all that hard. I'm getting started on it.
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by colechristensen 4d ago
My dislike for brand crossovers is inversely correlated with how reasonable a match the brands are. Ikea vs. The Sims? Lame, obvious Ikea vs. Skyrim? 10/10 no notes
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by colechristensen 4d ago
Honestly I like Chex Quest more than Doom. It would be hilarious if they made more of them. Chex: Eternal, Chex: Age of Breakfast Play it! https://dos.zone/chex-quest-1996/
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by colechristensen 5d ago
I've found the strongest signal that someone has no opinions of value is a loud attempt to denigrate something based on the name. Maybe it's part of the success formula for startups, silly names cause shallow self-important custom
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by colechristensen 5d ago
I've done a lot of things reusing/modifying the internals of alacritty [1] to put terminals in things. TeX in the terminal [2], a terminal in minecraft [3], Alacritty in Godot [4], and not pictured, alacritty in a swift plugin for
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by colechristensen 6d ago
I had this terribly rocky relationship with a woman and years later she'd gotten a career in tech and apologized saying she now understood my box of cables. That was about the only apology of hers I ever really believed.
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by colechristensen 6d ago
AV, Network, Data, Power (if it doesn't fit the first category, try the next) If one of those buckets is too full, prepend it with something more specific i.e. USB, Data instead of just Data
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by colechristensen 6d ago
things like old hdmi cables need to go, updated specs mean the old ones fundamentally don't work. learn how and get the tools to strip wires and sell the metal for scrap when you have too much, do it right and better than recycling, yo
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by colechristensen 7d ago
Big corporate gaming studios get my full support for unionizing, those people need collective bargaining. I am a skeptic of many unionizing efforts, but not this one.
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by colechristensen 7d ago
Usually what people mean by this is "build smaller living spaces closer together"
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by colechristensen 7d ago
Women entering the workforce eroded the ability to maintain a household on one income because of depressed wages and housing competition. There's no absolute cost to housing, people will pay what they afford and making more money mean
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by colechristensen 8d ago
Very little you can do will have any effect on how an airplane airplanes, particularly in a systematic failure. Advocating for your health care can have very large effects, healthcare suffers from a strong lack of someone being in charge of
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by colechristensen 8d ago
People will be angry regardless of what they say, some if they say they're sorry, some if they don't say they're sorry. Regardless of what they say, some set of people or another is going to come out and be angry about it. W
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by colechristensen 8d ago
huh, yeah I should start an xbmc fork/reimagining. the limitations with the tools of the day are imagination. a LOT of the software I use these days are things I facilitated the creation of and a media player is definitely supposed t
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by colechristensen 9d ago
are state's attourney's general going to go after them? eh. you ask if they're enforceable but that's the wrong question, the real question is will anyone do anything to stop them? This is the kind of thing that states n
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by colechristensen 9d ago
You also don't need to live in a fluffy cotton candy world where everyone pretends to be nice. A CEO needs to be able to directly tell people they're doing a bad job and give out consequences for it. Wrapping the same feedback i
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by colechristensen 9d ago
In all of them I've seen it's a window that starts when you haven't been using it in a while and begin work OR when your previous window expired. The window starts with a set number of tokens and cuts you off when they'
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by colechristensen 9d ago
How did/do you feel about that?
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by colechristensen 9d ago
The reason why Apple won is Steve Jobs cared about quality and was an asshole about it and the inertia from that after his death has not entirely decayed yet. The people in that thread need a good Linus Torvalds style rant about their incom
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by colechristensen 9d ago
A glacial collapse did indeed cause wild flash flooding in Tibet and Nepal and many people were killed including people from around the world and many locals, it reaches back home in USAID cuts eliminated a program to detect and warn about
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by colechristensen 9d ago
I am somewhat confused by takes like this. Of course skills are just prompts, this is the whole point. A skill is just a stored prompt you want to put more information into than you're likely to type out every time you intend to do th
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by colechristensen 9d ago
An energy comparison: a semi tanker of gasoline hauls about 300 MWh of chemical energy potential.
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by colechristensen 9d ago
>But there must be something better than just keeping to buy things that invade our privacy and homes further and further. Which brands aren’t doing this? Sony? They also announced a partnership for the lower end TVs IIRC. Smart people n
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by colechristensen 10d ago
eventually you lose most of your friends, your neuroplasticity dies down, you stop trying to look cool, fall out of the zeitgeist, and whatever strange things the kids are saying these days becomes annoying because you've stopped parti
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by colechristensen 10d ago
I'm sorry to break it to you but this isn't social media, it's you getting old. Most language is invented by children and most of what they invent dies pretty quickly. You transition from not noticing it's new because y
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by colechristensen 11d ago
You may not see an issue, other people sure do. Do you want to radicalize or do you want to welcome? Unions in America have a perception problem which makes their jobs harder, their image is one the rebel without a cause, people agitating
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by colechristensen 11d ago
Again, mixed messages. Your symbolism is just tradition and doesn't really mean that, until it does. Talking about how unions are for everyone and not about antagonism while adopting clearly antagonist symbolism while trying to take bo
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by colechristensen 11d ago
>The raised fist is union iconography. It is commonplace among all kinds of trade union, union, and other labor orgs. >And this is one of the things that's really annoying about trying to explain the appeal of unionising. You don

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