hexmiles

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by hexmiles 9d ago
The Pro has a nice backlight that is useful when reading at night. The only downside is the lack of a USB-C port, so you have to use their magnetic dongle to charge. Also, if you want one, I recommend buying from the official site to avoid
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by hexmiles 9d ago
The fact that you can use it one-handed is the killer feature for me, both for reading and as a generic dashboard/remote control for stuff in my home.
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by hexmiles 2mo ago
I'm working on TTZ, a sort of, pardon the expression, next-gen terminal protocol. I wanted a middle ground between web apps and Terminal UI that allows for things like raster images, vector graphics, simple audio support and file trans
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by hexmiles 3mo ago
What is the difference between the segmentation model used by Intel and the banking model used by a lot of consoles? I've worked with the code of a couple of NES and GBC games, and while banking could be annoying, I never saw it as a p
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by hexmiles 4mo ago
I'm working on two projects: - TTZ: A sort of next-gen protocol for terminals. The basic idea is to create a dedicated terminal protocol that allows for more features and less legacy cruft (text and commands are cleanly separated). Rig
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
I did something similar on Windows by creating a "virtual desktop," where I can give the app focus without stealing it from another one. The idea was to basically reimplement RemoteApp without needing a dedicated Windows server. H
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I was hoping for something cheaper since I don't need really high quality. For now, I'm using a bunch of cheap USB soundcards that are good enough, but having multiple USB devices makes routing hell.
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
I wonder if you could do the same thing in reverse and have a cheap way to get multiple inputs. I would love a cheap way to add 8–16 inputs to my PC; all the audio interfaces I found cost quite a bit.
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
Personally, I deleted everything I could but kept the Gmail account for a couple of years with a forward to my new account, and after that, I also deleted it. Google Takeout is a very useful way to quickly create a backup of everything Goog
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear. By old hardware, I meant peripherals connected to the computer via serial or USB. We are at a level of performance where running an entire VM as a driver is kind of feasible, if wasteful.
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by hexmiles 5mo ago
I know that it is a heavyweight solution, but it could be useful for some situations with old driver/devices/applications. I have some old hardware that is compatible only with pre-WinNT OS, and I could do something similar to pro
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Pyrite64: N64 Game-Engine and Editor using libdragon and tiny3d(github.com)
4 points by hexmiles 6mo ago|0 comments
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by hexmiles 7mo ago
For a moment, I thought it was a game about finding chickens and was confused yet intrigued.
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by hexmiles 8mo ago
Or a Sony Mavica, I love those
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UK union accuses Rockstar Games of firing employees attempting to organise(theguardian.com)
4 points by hexmiles 10mo ago|1 comments
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by hexmiles 10mo ago
All modules seem to be us-only. Is there a modules usable in eu frequency?
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OpenMANET Wi-Fi HaLow open-source project for Raspberry Pi–based MANET radios(openmanet.net)
148 points by hexmiles 10mo ago|42 comments
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Score a Scorewriter Program(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by hexmiles 11mo ago|0 comments
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by hexmiles 1y ago
Do you know of any games downloaded from Steam that work even once Steam is removed? I tried to search a bit, but I couldn't find any. I would like to test it for myself to confirm it.
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by hexmiles 1y ago
I tried to search if it's possible for a dev studio to release a game on Steam that works without it, by which I mean that if I uninstall Steam, the games keep working; I wasn't able to confirm, but it seems to be theoretically po
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by hexmiles 1y ago
All (most?) Steam games have a very simple DRM that is extremely easy to bypass, and you can find examples on github. However, a lot of games add their own DRM and/or protection scheme that complicates things. EDIT: technically there a
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by hexmiles 1y ago
You can't dictate it, but you can influence it. Imagine if we teach from primary school student to clean their own classroom and bathroom so that everyone must do at least once every x days/week, it think it would help reconsider
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by hexmiles 1y ago
In case of holiday/sick leave do i need to find someone to feed the agentic pet from my ip address? Or is my manager responsability?
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by hexmiles 1y ago
How easy is detecting a transmitting starlink terminal? I assume is pretty easy but i don't know if the phased array antenna and beamforming make detecting from ground harder. Could i detect it with a SDR while driving around, wardrivi
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by hexmiles 1y ago
While looking at the examples of editing the bear image, I noticed that the model seemed to change more things than were strictly asked. As an example, when asked to change the background, it also completely changed the bear (it has the sam
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by hexmiles 1y ago
I also did use tinc in the past, and while it was very robust it was not as reliable/fast on roaming as wireguard, BUT to be fair it may have been user error.
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by hexmiles 1y ago
In addition to been faster it is also the only vpn that reliably handle roaming, without interrupting active connections.
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The Quite OK Audio Format(qoaformat.org)
2 points by hexmiles 1y ago|0 comments
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by hexmiles 1y ago
the link for https://github.com/falrm/BeatScratch-Flutter return a 404 for me. (maybe it's private?)
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by hexmiles 1y ago
In my case I simply create two wireguard tunnels (one called "vpn", the other called "guest") and use firewall rules to block all traffic from the "guest" tunnel to all service except the one that should be &qu

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