It has the TIA, which is as close to a picture processor (and also audio synthesizer) as you can get, but due to the 128 bytes of RAM, there was not enough RAM to form a framebuffer, hence the need to race the beam.
It has the TIA, which is as close to a picture processor (and also audio synthesizer) as you can get, but due to the 128 bytes of RAM, there was not enough RAM to form a framebuffer, hence the need to race the beam.
That screenshot is specifically from the Atari 2600. You can tell because sprites that are next to each other are offset by one vertical pixel, which was a common effect used to help with hardware limitations.
It’s more exploiting the existing dopamine addiction tendancies that humans already have rather than gambling specifically.


They don’t already price fix?
Many mobile apps have a “pull to refresh” feature where you swipe up to the top of whatever list you’re looking at and then swipe up even further to refresh the whole feed. A “crazy refresh pull” is when said content appears on the newly refreshed feed and the user finds it enjoyable in a way they find to be extraordinary, or at the very least, better than average.
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Playlet. Not the best solution, though. Roku is a very closed down platform.


I’d bet every proprietary OS and firmware (or open source base OS with deeply integrated proprietary software, such as anything Google makes) has something similar.
For things like phones, an IMEI is already a permenantly attached unique ID tied to the modem. There is also a hardcoded serial number in most electronic devices.


Correct. The kernel does not contain the init system.


NixOS is great for granularity since everything is “reinstalled” every single time you change your configuration, and it’s extremely customizable. Fully declarative systems are a gamechanger IMO.
CachyOS is great for when you want a lot of pre-optimized software for your specific CPU archirecture, but you don’t want to compile everything.
Artix is great for when you want Arch minus systemd.
Alpine is great for when you want a very lightweight system, also without systemd, but also using musl instead of glibc.


I’m trying to figure out what the purpose of Nym is compared to a network like Tor or I2P. It seems to perform a symilar function, except it’s a paid product.


You could do client-side scanning instead while checking a signature of the client’s js to ensure that it is your code that’s running.
PipePipe has also been way more stable in my experience than NewPipe or Tubular.


AXP.OS is kind of a soft continuation of what DivestOS was trying to do, but as of right now, it is not ready for daily use and it is unproven.


They also want to be able to identify everyone on the Internet for a multitude of reasons, but one of them being to make a larger list of dissidents, adults and children alike.
Not like Snowden didn’t warn us ahead of time.


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Look into how to either enable OTG or host mode in your specific device. Sometimes the pmOS wiki has instructions on how to do so.
I’d be happy to make a PR as soon as there is officially supported hardware that supports microSD expansion.
It has always been an option to buy a used phone, immediately unlock the bootloader, and install GrapheneOS on it while avoiding installing Google apps entirely.
Then Google gets none of your money.
It’s because people are so used to tasting it in sweet foods.
IMO, where vanilla really comes into its own is in savoury foods.