BBC-vs-neolibs

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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Cardboard caskets are half-way there.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
In Sweden they used to reuse pacemakers a couple decades back. Don't know about now. I think also American pacemakers are exported to India.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
"With the 2026 edition, adding #[abort_safe] to an asynchronous statement would generate an AbortSafeFuture implementation instead of Future. Any async function written with pre-2026 editions implements the AbortSafeFuture trait, makin
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Thank you. How do I pick a different username?
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
A decent heuristic.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Railbikes only go on tracks no longer used for regular traffic.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
as opposed to?
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
But it's not like they take old spacecraft sterilized with these solutions, bring them back, and try the liquid again? Yes, I'm sure there is some kind of selection, but it should be more of a one-shot affair, not a continous cycl
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
What two parts are those?
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
zstd strikes a nice balance here. It can inject markers in the bytestream to make it "rsync friendly", but one could just as well say "binary diff friendly". zstd itself also has the (pretty new) ability to use a shared
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Possibly you could run the full stack with Qemu or https://sheepshaver.cebix.net/ Might even work fast enough on a Raspberry Pi 4.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
If you boot on actual hardware (no VM), if your application code + kernel (or unikernel) fits in under 192 megabytes, you are golden.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Nice to see a 35mm film Arriflex camera instead of something digital on the shoot. :-)
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
A port of a compiler, for instance TCC, seems to be the next logical step. TCC could be a portable executable.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Username checks out. :)
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
To "xerox" is or was to photocopy, in the US too.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
WHY would it work like that?
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Number 6 here
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
My A1392 gets very hot though.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
"It will fix all thing things!" Maybe? (Shipping container housing sometimes invokes the same enthusiams which could seen at times in the 1950s for nuclear.)
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
The machines are just nibbling at the edges of what we can do. I think the jury is still out whether GAI will be a thing.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
I am, not sure how common that is. But only when downtown.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Ten year old SAABs (it went bankrupt 10 years ago) read roadsigns. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVekffxj5QE
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
In Sweden, there was until just recently, 21 regional indendepent police, plus a national investigative unit. (And the secret police and the military police.) Now the 21 regional police have been merged into one national police.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
Less outsourcing means being less beholden to Egypt, too.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
There was a driver for Windows 3.x (third party, I think) which made it so Windows programs could play samples. But the computer was unresponsive during playback. It was still semi-useful, you got the little Windows sounds playing, and if I
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 5y ago
What you really need here is a Kubernetes monad.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 6y ago
Dang, are you seriously not going to reinstate this account? I don't know why, but I feel personally slighted by your ban.
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 6y ago
Hard-coded "dreaming" of a an optical "net".
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by BBC-vs-neolibs 6y ago
Wow, that's a stretch. "Primarily." I have a handful of comments. This is my main account. Ban away. Your loss.

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