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HELLOMYNAMEIS___ posted:Opera Mini firefoxos ...not kidding. read up on kaios
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nudgenudgetilt posted:firefoxos Ah, so I wondered what browsers their operating system runs... and the operating system is the browser!  Opera actually has a lot of funny tech poo poo to remember... Like Opera Turbo: we render the web page for you on our server farm, then send only a minified version so that pages load faster on slow mobile connections! At some point, Opera changed the way tabs cycle in the browser when pressing ctrl+tab, so I had to tweak a setting called "Alternative Page Cycle Mode" to "0" on each new install to get it to what I was used to. These days, I only use ctrl+tab if I'm going to the previous tab, otherwise Vivaldi's ordering of the "Page Cycle" is inscrutable to me and I never know what tab it's going to cycle to beyond that first one. If I could get it to what makes sense to me (Opera's mode 0), I would like to know... But I don't know if anyone would even know what I'm talking about if I went on the Vivaldi forums with this... The mode is already set to "Cycle in recently used order" in my Vivaldi, but it works differently...
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i seriously can not understand people who expect ctrl+tab to do anything but go to the tab to the right (or left with shift). like, what the gently caress was anyone thinking when they decided to stop doing that and instead traverse an arbitrary-sorted and invisible list??? whose brain is computer enough to know that hotkey but want it to work in such a nondeterministic way? edit: talkin about ctrl+tab Corla Plankun fucked around with this message at 17:46 on Mar 6, 2023 |
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Mar 6, 2023 16:35
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i actually really liked opera mini/turbo. back when mobile browsers could basically only do text and non-animated images it was extremely useful
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Corla Plankun posted:i seriously can not understand people who expect tab to do anything but go to the tab to the right (or left with shift). like, what the gently caress was anyone thinking when they decided to stop doing that and instead traverse an arbitrary-sorted and invisible list??? whose brain is computer enough to know that hotkey but want it to work in such a nondeterministic way? using tab to move focus among all interactive elements is a core piece of accessibility for people who have difficulties moving the cursor. lovely tab order notwithstanding, it's good to have a key that does this.
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Mar 6, 2023 17:09
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HELLOMYNAMEIS___ posted:Ah, so I wondered what browsers their operating system runs... and the operating system is the browser! all the best mobile operating systems do this fyi
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Mar 6, 2023 18:25
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rotor posted:all the best mobile operating systems do this fyi
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speaking of Blue Gene, anyone want one? 2048 PowerPC 440 CPUs!
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eschaton posted:speaking of Blue Gene, anyone want one? 2048 PowerPC 440 CPUs! goon project time
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eschaton posted:speaking of Blue Gene, anyone want one? 2048 PowerPC 440 CPUs! Will it run OS 9?
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eschaton posted:speaking of Blue Gene, anyone want one? 2048 PowerPC 440 CPUs! no.
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Corla Plankun posted:i seriously can not understand people who expect ctrl+tab to do anything but go to the tab to the right (or left with shift). like, what the gently caress was anyone thinking when they decided to stop doing that and instead traverse an arbitrary-sorted and invisible list??? whose brain is computer enough to know that hotkey but want it to work in such a nondeterministic way? I expect ctrl-tab to work exactly like alt-tab, except scoped within a single window instead of desktop-wide.
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Mar 6, 2023 21:30
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eschaton posted:speaking of Blue Gene, anyone want one? 2048 PowerPC 440 CPUs! "One watched in the last 24 hours" show yourself, coward!
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oh hey it's just down the road from me in hutto, could just swing by with a trailer and avoid the $1200 shipping fee e: what was a blue gene ever doing in hutto, tx 
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Dijkstracula posted:e: what was a blue gene ever doing in hutto, tx uhh, cowboys?? duh
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Dijkstracula posted:oh hey it's just down the road from me in hutto, could just swing by with a trailer and avoid the $1200 shipping fee java in hutto, obviously
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Kitfox88 posted:goon project time Dijkstracula posted:oh hey it's just down the road from me in hutto, could just swing by with a trailer and avoid the $1200 shipping fee so how do we fund the acquisition and provisioning of Goon Gene
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cheap shell accounts on a box with batch-mode access to a weird machine? more expensive direct access accounts?
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Dijkstracula posted:bad news yall we are all laggards on the itanium adoption front *sad trombone*  Dijkstracula posted:oh hey it's just down the road from me in hutto, could just swing by with a trailer and avoid the $1200 shipping fee Doubt Hutto is where it was actually in use, likely just the vendor that grabbed it has a warehouse there. Supposedly Rice University had a Blue Gene cluster in Texas. https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2012/03/30/rice-to-install-texas-first-ibm-blue.html CommieGIR fucked around with this message at 14:18 on Mar 7, 2023 |
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Mar 7, 2023 14:16
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CommieGIR posted:Supposedly Rice University had a Blue Gene cluster in Texas. rice had a /P, but its a /L rack for sale
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my only guess is ibm austin ended up with some system or parts of one and just now got around to getting rid of it. think they’re consolidating some buildings down there.
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it's almost certainly in texas by way of a prior collector or warehousing. pretty sure no /l was ever installed in texas. if there's a story beyond "that's just where it landed during liquidation", it's probably a former /l admin who bought it from uni surplus, then brought it to texas when they got a job at tacc.
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that one ios update where they replaced the scrolling ui for selecting time, with a numpad
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ronald reagan giving a kid a certificate for his obviously made-up pacman score
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there is a microsoft teams phone call notification horn choice in forza horizon 5. in a tight battle for places? hold the horn button and there's a non zero chance your opponent will stop steering or disconnect. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs8DrMuBZUA
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eschaton posted:so how do we fund the acquisition and provisioning of Goon Gene Wrong Thread
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Wild EEPROM posted:that one ios update where they replaced the scrolling ui for selecting time, with a numpad the one with the calculator that would skip button presses if you went too fast
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google fiber mostly because nooo slo can't get it, even free, because its its too remote, despite being the west coast landing for pac, pc1, japan-us, southern crossing, cap1, and probably a bunch i don't touch i think kansas city got it instead
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DJ Commie posted:google fiber google half-assing the installs with ~micro trenching techniques~ so months after it was laid you had lines poking up through the ground and roads and poo poo getting wrecked up and making service absolute rear end google then just saying 'gently caress it your problem' and leaving instead of redoing it right lmao
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games where you had to waggle the joystick as fast as possible to win
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Track & Field for the NES, with the sports pad or whatever that you were supposed to stomp on to simulate running, jumping, etc. For the Long Jump, you were supposed to do a "running" start to build your speed up and then jump as high as you could. Your character would stay in the air until you landed. If you so happened to jump off the pad for a few seconds and then back on to it, well, who am I to say that you didn't actually jump 20m into the air out of excitement?
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there is no wrong thread in which to discuss the Goon Supercomputer Project
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supercomputer projects
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echinopsis posted:games where you had to waggle the joystick as fast as possible to win many a sinclair joystick was destroyed by daley thompson’s decathlon, though it’s also possible they were destroyed by someone breathing on it too hard
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google fiber microtrenching is hilariously bad. they pulled out of louisville, ky years ago, but when i was there a few weeks ago scootering through one of the google fi neighbor hoods it was amazing how hosed up the fiber install looked those black lines a couple feet from either side of the street are the fiber runs
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they actually cut the pavement and filled it in with tar? kinda surprised the city let them do it that way rather than trenching or horizontal boring in already established easements
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im sure they got google dollar signs in their eyes and let them do whatever
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it's google. i'm amazed the product lasted long enough for them to fill the holes back in at all
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