Asooka

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by Asooka 7y ago
Good. China has every right to control its territories and this includes Hong Kong. If the KKK were to stage an anti-Black protest in an American university they would be rightfully similarly attacked and persecuted. China is only defending
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by Asooka 7y ago
Yes, and you have to cobble together an event implementation out of eventfd and epoll. There are two problems (specifically talking about multi-platform software) 1. You'll likely get it wrong and have subtle bugs. 2. This is significa
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by Asooka 7y ago
I know the patch mentions interactive multimedia applications (games) in particular, but an actual mechanism to implement WaitForMultipleObjects on Linux would be very welcome for many high-performance multi-threaded applications. Say you h
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by Asooka 7y ago
> Presumably the content is what matters, not the particular compression format. Does it show animated content continuously without being triggered by active user interaction? Yes, so it's an auto-playing video. By that logic a load
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by Asooka 7y ago
Not sure what insulation you were expecting, but I've been around Germany and I've always found the insulation good. I.e. no drafts, thick walls, double-pane windows and both the windows and outside doors close properly. Fans were
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by Asooka 7y ago
Yes but JAR files are basically equivalent to source code parsed and serialised as bytecode with only the most rudimentary optimisations applied. I don't really see a difference between that and carrying gzipped headers with the kernel
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by Asooka 7y ago
Apart from more suffering, I fail to see what person B has earned more of.
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by Asooka 7y ago
Well yes, but bandwidth is practically free anyway. I'm not actually stealing computer resources. It's more akin to looking at the Mona Lisa through one of the Louvre's windows using a pair of binoculars.
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by Asooka 7y ago
I can't open this page on my chromebook, I'm getting a NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID Subject: dns.google Issuer: Google Internet Authority G3 Expires on: 10 Sep 2019 Current date: 20 Jul 2019 With a further message that You ca
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by Asooka 7y ago
I think you can use mitmproxy for that.
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by Asooka 7y ago
You are supposed to write for x in iter(f.readline, ""): Or if you don't know what readline will return you can wrap it in your own lambda: for x in iter(lambda:f.readline() or None, None): There is a lot yo
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by Asooka 7y ago
This is why we need a solution that separates the social network from the storage platform. Maybe as a first step, have a system that combines your peertube, bitchute and youtube accounts together, like a semi-rss feed. Maybe you should be
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by Asooka 7y ago
Why do you only have one google account?
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by Asooka 7y ago
There is a jit for exactly this purpose already - libgccjit
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by Asooka 7y ago
I would like to see those stats divided by total SLOC in all projects for each language. C might top the list simply because there's a lot of C projects in the dataset.
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by Asooka 7y ago
I could see myself using Fuchsia IFF we get the GNU userland and full Posix (including all the optional parts that Linux currently implements) on top of it. Closed drivers are a concession that doesn't sound too bad as long as the us
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by Asooka 7y ago
> I’d really like to have a working Unix environment, and Linux stopped being that for me years ago. That ship sailed very, very long ago. The moment the GNU/Linux community decided to implement their own desktops and not copy the s
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by Asooka 7y ago
A small audience, but one with a good amount of disposable income.
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by Asooka 7y ago
Shouldn't it say GNU roots? I expected to read they borrowed code from Linux for their kernel and was curious what exactly the similarities would be between Linux and FreeDOS's kernel given that DOS doesn't even do multi-task
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by Asooka 7y ago
You're thinking too hard, reCAPTCHA is made for regular users who won't sit there thinking if they're right or not. I always make sure to select a few wrong squares out of principle and after 6 or 7 attempts I'm usually
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by Asooka 7y ago
Bold of you to assume there will be 47 useful apps in 2025
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by Asooka 7y ago
As he notes there, Windows does ship a C/C++ runtime, but you're not allowed to use that one - it is only for internal Windows stuff and only ever has to be compatible with whatever software comes with Windows. Any Windows update
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by Asooka 7y ago
Google are (only) replacing the kernel. Which I think is the right approach - identify the bits that are holding you back (in this case holding you from taking full control of the os) and replace only those with ones that are as compatible
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by Asooka 7y ago
But the way people use it is not for exact dates and deltas. If today is March and I know something will happen in August, I'll say "this will happen in 5 months from now", but I've never heard anyone add days and weeks
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by Asooka 7y ago
There was a very big thread about this, it's nothing like Apple. The limits are much smaller on the amount of things you can put in a blocklist.
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by Asooka 7y ago
Even on Windows it's best to keep your text in UTF-8 and convert it to and from UTF-16 when interacting with win32 APIs. Java, dotNet and JavaScript are the worst of all worlds because you're both stuck with wide characters (in th
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by Asooka 7y ago
> You only need to pay if you start using the features that securely sync your connection details between devices That is its one advantage over regular ssh and e.g. JuiceSSH for Android. I can also sync my connection details over dropbo
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by Asooka 7y ago
Sounds about right. If people don't die young, the population pyramid becomes a rectangle, so there should be approximately the same number of people under 5 as above max age - 5, let's say 80.
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by Asooka 7y ago
They may outgun a single person but they won't outgun a large scale uprising. You're also assuming the police and military will always obey orders, which hasn't always been the case, especially when government goes dictatoria
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by Asooka 7y ago
Bah, that's trivial with modern science. You just bombard the lead atom's core with a precise beam of electrons until you knock out two neutrons and a proton. I have the schematics for a very elegant apparatus to do that, but this

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