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by Reelin 7y ago
I promise I'm not trying to pick on you here, but LabVIEW actually offers a module specifically for building web-based interfaces for your equipment ( http://www.ni.com/en-us/shop/select/labview-nxg-web-mo
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by Reelin 7y ago
> Everybody is little endian today. ACKCHYUALLY, PowerPC (POWER9 included) supports both big and little endian. Software wise, last I checked the Linux kernel, Debian (PPC port), Gentoo, FreeBSD, and several other major projects supporte
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by Reelin 7y ago
It's not purely graphical, but MATLAB with Simulink definitely qualifies as both mainstream and general purpose from my perspective. A feature equivalent FOSS alternative would be nice though...
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by Reelin 7y ago
Assuming a mainstream terminal emulator, [CTRL] + [SHIFT] + [C/V] works well enough most of the time. Copying that way does break if you tile though.
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by Reelin 7y ago
Someone finally did it, it's completely local , and it's MIT licensed! Based on GitHub history, development only started about 3 years ago.
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by Reelin 7y ago
Most of that seems oriented at full, manual archival rather than automated (lightweight-ish) text caching for search operations. ArchiveBox ( https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox ) looks promising, although it isn't
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by Reelin 7y ago
I had no idea. How is something so amazingly functional and immediately useful allowed to disappear? It just seems like such an obvious thing to build into a browser engine.
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by Reelin 7y ago
In addition to what @ggm said, consider why software projects tend to employ external libraries instead of rolling their own solution. The time investment of reinventing the wheel is often immense , even though the eventual result may be o
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by Reelin 7y ago
You've managed to put into words something that really bothers me about how software and devices are designed and used at present. An extension of my physical being (which is increasingly how devices are used) should probably be as ind
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by Reelin 7y ago
You might try ( https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/corporatebond.asp ) for an overview.
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by Reelin 7y ago
I'm not sure if it's up to the task (yet?), but thermoelectric coolers are routinely used for CCDs that operate below -80 °C (an overview: https://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=14681 ). I suspect someone will
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by Reelin 7y ago
Doesn't your scenario essentially amount to asking what happens if you use a poorly written library that does bad things and it breaks your program in unexpected ways? That can happen in every language I'm aware of, regardless of
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by Reelin 7y ago
Mathematically: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger_equation Is it a graph? Mostly yes - just ignore anything that's not covalent. It depends a bit on how complicated an interaction you're willing
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by Reelin 7y ago
After a bit more reading, it seems I hadn't realized just how low level direct system calls actually are ( https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/X86_Assembly/Interfacing_with_... ). Apparently it's either a softwa
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by Reelin 7y ago
I don't usually think of integer constants passed as an argument to a function as an ABI, but given that they're hard coded at kernel compile time, fair enough. What I'm struggling to understand is why an additional layer of
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by Reelin 7y ago
The description says to program to the API instead of the ABI. I'm not very familiar with low level work and exploits, but aren't syscalls the API for the kernel itself? As far as I'm able to understand, it seems like the pro
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by Reelin 7y ago
The importance of this point really can't be understated. I used to be mildly frustrated that my civil rights were being eroded but it was largely an abstract issue. Now, I increasingly wonder how we're going to cope with signific
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by Reelin 7y ago
I was about to disagree with your neighboring comment and point out that you were being inconsistent, but it turns out you weren't. I disagree with your worldview in this case, but want to let you know that I respect you for having a w
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by Reelin 7y ago
I believe religious buildings in the US are only registered due to tax status? I'm under no obligation to register my house if I start holding congregations here. A much more accurate analogy might be a registry for religious paraphern
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by Reelin 7y ago
That's actually a pretty convincing list! You might want to consider adding a feature comparison matrix for a few of the more popular formats in a prominent location. It also probably wouldn't hurt to lead the page with a small ex
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by Reelin 7y ago
How does this compare to MessagePack? ( https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack )
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by Reelin 7y ago
Text: https://github.com/kstenerud/concise-encoding/blob/master/ct... Binary: https://github.com/kstenerud/concise-encoding/blob/master/cb...
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by Reelin 7y ago
Possibly controversial view, but I think that these differences are largely socioeconomic in nature. The US justice system does not treat poor people kindly, regardless of their skin color or ethnicity. "Justice for all who can afford
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by Reelin 7y ago
Just checked the GitHub license page ( https://github.com/browserless/chrome/blob/master/LICENSE.md ). > This work is dual-licensed under GPL-3.0 OR the browserless commercial license. You can choose be
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by Reelin 7y ago
The EFF seems hopeful ( https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/11/victory-pennsylvania-s... ) that an even larger split might arise due to this PA case in addition to a couple pending elsewhere. IMO ideally passwor
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by Reelin 7y ago
As disclaimed, it turns out there were holes in my understanding. :) The Ars article being discussed is actually where I read that. However, upon attempting to find the original case it looks like SCOTUS hasn't yet heard such. From thi
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by Reelin 7y ago
Well now I'm not sure. I'm certain I saw a few reported years ago as assuming you had the key if they could show that you had encrypted something. I looked just now and couldn't find record of such key disclosure laws though.
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by Reelin 7y ago
> And the definition of politics is the art or science of governing. > It just means that the forum is aligned to your specific beliefs. Those two statements are using different definitions of the word politics. Carefully enforcing a
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by Reelin 7y ago
Yes, watt hours or joules would work there but not watts. In general the figures all seem to assume 30 watts of power consumption at near-idle, which is completely ridiculous unless you happen to be using either a high end workstation or an
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by Reelin 7y ago
I probably have some holes in my understanding, but most of the responses here seem to miss a few key distinctions. This very much depends on the jurisdiction. Outside the US, some require you to provide electronic keys unconditionally in w

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