

I do. Games like KSP, Rimworld, that like modding, can get heavy quickly. Can we please move to a patcher approach, instead of keeping all the modified assets (and the originals) in the RAM all the time?


I do. Games like KSP, Rimworld, that like modding, can get heavy quickly. Can we please move to a patcher approach, instead of keeping all the modified assets (and the originals) in the RAM all the time?


Honestly, the whole model of "you can customize every detail of your page (and not the user) but you also have to implement basic accessibility and consider screen resolution/orientation, reduced-motion, prefers-color-scheme, etc., etc.), for each and every single webpage, is imho inherently broken.
The sad thing is, they could in most things (except reduced/animations) just not do that and the browser does accessibility & stuff for you and you have a lightweight site. But that’s not how businesses (and developer curiosity) work. Also, progressive enhancement instead of graceful degradation most don’t do.
Btw, to the Indieweb: you don’t have to define a text or background color: browser does that already. And you have to care for prefers-color-scheme now. Please keep CSS to layouting.


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It’s not unpopular but only half right. Free RAM already gets used for caching, invisible to you. What you see in the task manager is reserved RAM and that one can’t be used by other applications. If all RAM is reserved, you get pagination or the OOMkiller.


Sourceforge or Github for backup? Are you silly?


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No, seriously: what are they for? They exist since X and at that time, displays were 800p max.


Something like --dry-run there?
I’ve opened console on some random site with far too wide article text and those asshats froze my whole browser.


When did Pringles get pizza?


Btw, is there no torrent for should-be-free standards?


Phone battery sizes. Also RIL interfaces (the “phone” chip with it’s own OS).
But you wrote this shit yesterday.
This died with high-freq serial ports.
Honestly, couldn’t we just transfer only the changes? Instead of sending the same pic 60, 120, … times the second over. And how fast it can do the updating is the display frequency.
You can try barley/chicory coffee for the habit.
Want some URL Grey tea?
You can also “order” it to not do that “Great Question!” thing.
Right, short-circuited Android Studio with Atom, my bad.