Narishma

In my case I have a couple of first gen 32-bit Atom netbooks that I use regularly for the same things I've always used them for. The hardware still work just fine so I see no reason to replace th…

> Users running i386 systems should not upgrade to trixie. Instead, Debian recommends either reinstalling them as amd64, where possible, or retiring the hardware. What I did is switch to NetBSD.

Don't those issues only apply to odd number of bits, rather than non-power-of-2? For example, 12 isn't a power of 2 but doesn't suffer from any of those things you mentioned.

But Pi Zero has a GPU, so why not make use of it?

Your comment makes it sound like he started the company to make Tycoon games, but those came like a decade later.

No, it's like Qt and QML.

I don't know about the others but C and C++ certainly did. They had a number of commercial compiler vendors advertising them in the 80s and 90s when they established themselves.

When a quarter or more of the front page is stories about those themes, you'll be doing a lot of whacking.

I feel like 10 answers is too few to generate a good profile. I tried it and it marked a lot of stories as 'skip' that were pretty interesting to me, presumably because they didn't fit …

Because they can.

What delay are you talking about?

I just use this ublock origin filter: www.youtube.com##ytd-rich-item-renderer:style(--ytd-rich-grid-items-per-row: 6)

> There really isn't any similar UX decision by any other reputed company that would be comparably stupid as this. Let me introduce you to reddit.

With the amount of dumb UI decisions these past few years, I don't think they do much, if any, user testing.

I'm not sure I agree. Open source software also regularly drops support for old hardware and OSes.

Yes if the better alternatives are worse.

Is this one of those things like phones or banking where the early adopters are stuck with old tech due to inertia while late adopters are using newer technology?

> Like gee I wonder why they want to drink cool delicious clean water from a tap, not dank stagnant water from puddles. What a mystery for the ages! Tell that to my cats. If they got the chance the…

Mobile Wikipedia to normal Wikipedia.

> Luakit even ran under a netbook. Single page bound, ok,, but not bad from an n270 with 1GB of RAM. I have one such device and Firefox and Chrome also run on it. They're slow but still usable…

I'm sorry but that is not very playable even when it only renders to a quarter of the screen, especially compared to Wolfenstein 3D on similar hardware. It was also quite clunky in terms of inter…

It has relevance to the game it discusses, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri.

I think that's because it had such high system requirements that very few people could run it, unlike Wolfenstein 3D and Doom.

> The first 3d console games started to come out that year, like Rayman. Rayman was a 2D game.

> It featured lots of things you'd typically find in a game (3D rendering with all the bells and whistles, an adaptive UI framework inspired by flexbox, skeletal animation, a save file format,…

> So instead of focusing on release by that time, you will now focus on reinplementing that needed functionality that just stopped working. That makes no sense. A library being abandoned doesn'…

It doesn't on Firefox ESR.

I have the same problem as OP on regular Firefox ESR.

Can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.