[–] 1 point 1 week ago

The only 2 prograns that can open .kra are Krita and ReveriePaint afaik.

As for .zip, all i am aware of are comic book readers. Those support .cbz and other renamed archives. I personally just use file manager (MiXplorer in my case) for this. You may try to submit a feature request to Aves.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 weeks ago

    Nice job an have fun :-)

    I can't recommend you the silicone protector though. It usually just messes up cooling. It is true that that is mostly the case for Apple and their passive and silent cooling first philosophy, but when you notice it getting hot, take it off. I gave up on them after a while for that very reason.

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  • [–] 5 points 3 weeks ago

    True. I think it's greater value is being an AI middle finger to specific proprietary software. Especially if they incorporate and mainly focus on AI these days. As well as encourage it's use as a magical new tool.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 weeks ago

    Imo, it is about the durability of ports as well. You make cable too tough, you may damage the C port. And not everyone has the tools to fix it. Kinda the torx tradeoff, you destroy bits, but the impact drill and screws are fine. More "easily" recoverable damage at the cost of cables. They ain't cheap though.

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    I was just wondering if there are some really good websites to learn some tricks in C. As a not so beginner programmer I would really appreciate any kind of C snippet archive or something to find inspiration. I occasionally find some gold while watching Tsoding streams, but that experience is usually less dense in terms of fancy code and focuses more on problem solving.

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