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piemadd

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  1. More feedback in general decisions. I'm pretty good at finding bugs, though a few pop up every once in a while. One off for an open source and free personal project. I'm a big believer in OSS, so many of my projects are open and free.
  2. Note: Wasn't sure if this should go into the software topic, please move there if it should. I recently finished an Amtrak Train Tracking app just a few weeks ago. One of the major issues I've faces is trying to get beta testers and people to give feedback on the app. Does anyone here have experience with recruiting these people and how you do it? Thanks!
  3. Riley, what are your thoughts on government mandated catgirls?

  4. Mining crypto? Mine yourself some bitches bro.

  5. piemadd

    get doxxed

    how the fuck did ltt manage to fuck up that image, its a square
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    2. piemadd

      piemadd

      how the fuck did ltt manage to fuck up that image, its a square

    3. Spotty

      Spotty

      38 minutes ago, pierom_qwerty said:

      how the fuck did ltt manage to fuck up that image, its a square

      Edit the post, double click the image and select "Keep original aspect ratio"

      For some reason sometimes it just ignores that and the image gets messed up.

  6. Yeah, we have a large market in places where the resources available are low. Got this image sent to us a few weeks ago:
  7. I don't think ubuntu is a good OS to install for many reasons, but if you want something to run on a few hundred megs of ram, you need to do some tinkering. For example, debian while using fluxbox for a DE works fine with a few hundred megs. While the experience is far from great, it is definitely usable.
  8. While it depends on the site and the browser, I do just have to agree with you. 2gigs is probably the minimum you can get away with while browsing BUT I do have to interject. I work for Replit, its simply an IDE which runs in the browser. One thing we have to focus on is keeping memory usage low (100-150MB) for customers who have very low powered computers and phones, so we know people like this exist. I did go ahead and boot up a vm running fluxbox (lightweight) and firefox, and then loaded google, youtube and facebook. While the experience was laggy, it still used under 800MB of ram to do so.
  9. I've gotta agree with that, though it really depends on your use case. If you simply need a machine for some simple web browsing, 500MB or a gig might work fine, but power user stuff will require, well, more power. Moreover, I've installed linux on the laptop I carry around, and it does still stand the lower bloat and higher power efficiency, as I went from 3ish hours to 6-7ish hours of battery life out of a charge. Also the stability of softwares such as blender improved somehow, no idea if that is related though.
  10. Thats a good point, tho with a gig or two they can. One thing is that fluxbox definitely can (a free repl on replit has anywhere between 200 and 500 megs of ram on a shared machine)
  11. 1 like and i will literally dox ur mom

  12. cap theorem this, cap theorem that; how about you cap yourself a partner like damn.

  13. one thing i wish for is that people would share the same passion as me for trains and programming

  14. My friend made a bot based on my tweets using a markov chain. Some of these are bangers:

     

     

  15. npm actually publish to the registry challenge

  16. we do a little trolling with the company account

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  17. gatekeep, gaslight, girlboss

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