James Munns (Twitter Archive)
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A twitter archive of @bitshiftmask
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Owned by @jamesmunns.com on bluesky
I cannot begin to explain to you the things you are missing over on @cohost_org. This is all done in CSS.
November 6, 2024 at 12:38 AM
I cannot begin to explain to you the things you are missing over on @cohost_org. This is all done in CSS.
Update: LEDs blinked, all is right in the world.
(alt: two small boards each blinking red + amber LEDs in a two-bit binary counter pattern)
(alt: two small boards each blinking red + amber LEDs in a two-bit binary counter pattern)
November 6, 2024 at 12:38 AM
Update: LEDs blinked, all is right in the world.
(alt: two small boards each blinking red + amber LEDs in a two-bit binary counter pattern)
(alt: two small boards each blinking red + amber LEDs in a two-bit binary counter pattern)
Honestly, it's frustrating how close x server forwarding is.
With compression, it's *ALMOST* there, but still 10ish fps, which is fine for typing, but you REALLY notice it when scrolling.
Left: local/native. Right: x-server forwarding.
With compression, it's *ALMOST* there, but still 10ish fps, which is fine for typing, but you REALLY notice it when scrolling.
Left: local/native. Right: x-server forwarding.
November 6, 2024 at 12:39 AM
Honestly, it's frustrating how close x server forwarding is.
With compression, it's *ALMOST* there, but still 10ish fps, which is fine for typing, but you REALLY notice it when scrolling.
Left: local/native. Right: x-server forwarding.
With compression, it's *ALMOST* there, but still 10ish fps, which is fine for typing, but you REALLY notice it when scrolling.
Left: local/native. Right: x-server forwarding.