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The mods must have changed the title because I submitted it with the title "How Michael Abrash doubled Quakes framerate" matching the actual article title.

Timing really is everything for making the frontpage, I posted this last night and it got no traction.

If you tap on the ying-yang it starts.

No. But there is a new version which works essentially as well. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin-lite/...

The one used by Tomorrow Corporation for their game engine. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=72y2EC5fkcE&pp=0gcJCfwAo7VqN5t...

Is this project online anywhere yet that I can watch for it to be ready?

syncthing from desktop and mobile to homelab. rsync from homelab to raspberry pi with a direct attached storage device at my parents.

Kagi. I've found it to actually surface what I'm looking for. It also allows you to block/promote/demote sites in your results.

Individuals here on hacker news tend to gravitate towards blog posts about games rather than links to actual games, generally. Not a hard fast rule, but it's what I've observed over the years.

Hacker News or lobste.rs is my primary site for new content. But I've added blogs I've found particularly well written or informative to my feed reader (currently commafeed, formerly freshrss).

If you're looking for a way to browse the "independent" web there are a few projects out there like Kagi Small Web which curate sites for you. https://blog.kagi.com/small-web

Buying and maintaining your own equipment is a good learning experience in itself. But universities generally don't like it when you host things on their networks, so that should be considered as well.

+2 Porkbun

My degree as well!

If you're looking to reduce eye strain and you want to consider this approach you will want to make sure that you budget for a projector screen. Even a white or off-white wall will give a bad image quality and probably increase eye strain.

The satellite industry uses hardware equipment that has been around for a long so that all known issues are worked out and they can have an idea of lifespan because cost of replacement is astronomical. There are a few places online that talk about the processors and boards used in that industry. Might be an interesting place to start.

Running a backup instance of pihole. I have my primary instance on my "server" and run a secondary instance on the pi so I can point my DNS at two separate devices so downtime on one doesn't drop my internet.

There is entirely not enough context to this question to provide a good answer.

Isopropyl alcohol, as high a concentration as you can find. Before reassembly make sure the alcohol is fully evaporated. For the power supply if it doesnt stink after you clean the outside off and doesnt short out if you turn it on, do you really need to clean the interior?

One reason may be that mechanical engineering degrees really only mean something when they come from accredited universities, if you want to go for your FE or PE licenses in the USA you'll need to have a degree from an accredited university. Most places that consider you for a job as a mechanical, electrical, civil, aeronautical/aerospace, etc engineer only want to see you with a degree that's accredited. The CS job market has always been more accepting to self taught, hence courses to self teach. I say these things working in software development with a bachelor's and master's in mechanical engineering. Good friends with someone with a bachelor's and master's in electrical engineering working in software and brother-in-law to someone with an aerospace degree.

Scrolling through a listing of search results for "hydro -hydrogen" on algolia.

Micro hydro power with turgo generator https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31199586

Micro hydro plant (I don't think it's this one but I remember reading this and being impressed) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3576109

At around page 13 of the results we run out of hydro and it starts returning hydra.

The Design of Everyday Things - Don Norman.

A well regarded classic in the field of UI/UX which establishes many important elements.

I don't have a particular recommendation, but make sure you also consider the projecting surface. Even an expensive projector will look bad if you shine it on a wall.

I love the concept of a raspberry pi controlled smart home with this type of control panel.

Just to check. Since the error came from two different video sources in the exact same way. Is it an issue instead with your audio setup?

Having seen people argue about this here before, my guess is you're going to get one of three recommendations. Zoho (https://zoho.com), Fastmail (https://fastmail.com, Proton (https://proton.me)

Sounds like you need to speak to the department head who works over your advisor if you're not getting the support you need. If you've been working 7 years on the same paper/model and they haven't approved it, it is at least partially your advisors fault for not giving you proper guidance throughout.

If your advisor is the department head, speak to someone in student services, or appeal to someone higher in the authority chain.

The issue with this thought is that not all students are motivated by the idea of designing games. Schools that have CS programs that focus on games already make developing a game a part of the curriculum.

Use the extra command line option '/nologo' to remove the splash screen and speed up time to first action by a decent amount.

Here's the HN discussion

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20882783