

I’d heard of pixelorama a few years ago when it was released, but looking at it now, it looks like it’s come a long way, very impressive.
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I’d heard of pixelorama a few years ago when it was released, but looking at it now, it looks like it’s come a long way, very impressive.
I think you might be confusing it with something else. Pixelorama is quite a recent app developed entirely with the Godot engine.
From a pure usability and features standpoint, if you are capable of compiling it, there is no reason to use Libresprite over aseprite.
LibreSprite’s only advantage is the GPL license and the ease of installation compared to compiling aseprite (if one does not pay)
The forks are based off an older version, and received less development compared to the OG after stopped being FOSS. A serious artist or gamedev would likely appreciate the additional features of the OG, but the forks are free, and still retain much of what made aseprite so good, making them more than adequate to learn with or any pixel art amateur.
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All of the users on that HN post appropriately pointing out that capitalism and inequality fuelled the rise of the right having their comments downvoted in addition to the post itself being flagged. Classic Hackernews.
Heyo, just wanted to clarify your post is absolutely appropriate for this community, as despite the name, it is not exclusive to only things that literally last forever, we also welcome things that just last longer than average :)
Their first laptop was very niche, as it was quite expensive while also being quite slow and a little clunky, so news of it mostly just circulated around open-source and hacker/maker type communities. This new one looks to be much more slick in comparison.
it sure seems like they’re colluding to restrict the amount of oil in the market so they have some cover for their price fixing.
They absolutely are.
MNT has been around for while, their first laptop came out in 2019.
I suspect due to them being easier to handle and easy to plugs into laptops that still have an SD card reader. Since most Micro SD cards come with a full size adapter anyway, it doesn’t really seem to have any downside to go with fullsize.
The Queen Mary II is around $850 going from NYC to the UK, though it only does so a handful of times per year.
AFAIK, GrapheneOS supports the Pixel Tablet, which is probably the only truly secure android tablet on the market.
If you’re willing to sacrifice some UX, there are some Linux tablets. A cheaper option could be a 2-in-1 chromebook that allows installing Linux.
Otherwise, you could try to degoogle your Samsung tablet by installing LineageOS on it, if it’s supported.
Good point, title updated to reflect that.
Beijing has the highest hourly minimum wage in China of 26.4 RMB, which is equal to $3.7 USD per hour.
I agree entirely, especially as modern systems massively ballooning the required knowledge and skill.
However, I do think there could’ve perhaps been a happy medium, where OS’s retained and continued to develop a simple, built in way to program easily and without setup to retain the spirit of what BASIC provided.
I guess I’m imagining a sort’ve evolved version of Hypercard, which seemed to be on the path of providing something like that.
The beauty of HyperCard is that it lets people program without having to learn how to write code — what I call “programming for the rest of us”. HyperCard has made it possible for people to do things they wouldn’t have ever thought of doing in the past without a lot of heavy-duty programming. It’s let a lot of non-programmers, like me, into that loop.
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There seems to be Decker as a spiritual successor, which is pretty neat.
Wouldn’t a side effect of that, if done en masse, be property values and rent ballooning out of control in the safer areas?
As someone who also bounced off Manuskript for similar reasons, I think this will be right up your alley. :)
You and some friends could start a tea shop worker owned cooperative in your area. How far you want to take that (turn your back yard into a shop if you live in a suburb, or rent a space in downtown) is up to you, but if you think your area has demand for a tea shop, there are some great guides on how to start a worker owned coop! :D
This scenario was (spoilers) a major plot point in the vintage sci-fi short story ‘portal in the picture’, was odd to see it actually play out, and with much less fuss than in the book.