Woodi

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by Woodi 3y ago
It's time to start dropping flayers all around Russia - "Putin is worse then nazi"...
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by Woodi 3y ago
No. Linux adopted it. MS adopted it (but that can easily be meanningless). So it is quite mature. And you are saying that multitude of C compilers make C less mature ?? You are literally saying "tech leaders" use some kind of reve
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by Woodi 3y ago
Do any of that languages had some Hollywood level bullshit about language name ? Mozilla isn't open source first fundation(?), forking of their stuff is urgent.
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by Woodi 3y ago
> work ... embedded ... disassembly ... correct ... reading ... transaction ... It's sad but I'm pretty sure "types" like you all will be labeled "enemy of the state" soon... Oscilloscope ? Registers ?? ;)
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by Woodi 3y ago
So, somebody imagined/wished that all distros will switch to /usr/* and them will ship / part ? :> I don't think so. Totally wrong direction. And init binary in /usr is complete braindeadness... Also MS b
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by Woodi 3y ago
You are of course wrong ! Becouse everyone needs to buy new... everything every 2 years ! It's good for some :>
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by Woodi 3y ago
Maybe it's time to stop that sentiment and ack that we are the future Ancients ;) Or could be. But prospects are bleak so far...
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by Woodi 3y ago
Bank robbers cry new locks makes "revenue" lower... News at 20.
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by Woodi 3y ago
MS is blackmailing a gov. UK in that case. Proofs MS is way too big - should be a lot smaller, 5-6 times ? Thank you UK ! Edit: Wait, I wasn't thinking there. 5-6 times ?? Let's count: os, cloud, aps, games and games hardwere - th
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by Woodi 3y ago
I hope it is not another humanwish-river like prior works that ditch actual reality...
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by Woodi 4y ago
> C string handling practically invites off-by-one errors and horrible security practices out-of-the-box. At that point it is beating dead horse - it is such well known fact how C strings works. And it's insanity that noone proposed
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by Woodi 4y ago
> Maybe take control of mission critical dependencies and self-host? Last few years prove that this option is a no-go - they just don't do such things ! Independence ? Self-sufficiency ? Security ? Local, fast access ? Obviousness ?
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by Woodi 4y ago
> You don’t have to guess that Dodd Frank was weakened by lobbyists I keep reading: "by lobbyists", "by Trump"... But googling less then 5 seconds shows "Congress cut burdens for smaller and mid-sized banks in 20
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by Woodi 4y ago
Who want to bet that this will be "Money washing In africa" headline in just few years ? \s
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by Woodi 4y ago
No. Banks are solid. ;) "Banks" as in big institution regulated by lots of law and participating in state guaranteed fund. But it means - to you as company owner - that you need to spend only as much as you have in cash or bank.
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by Woodi 4y ago
Here in small bakery office we was happy with simple HP 1018/1020/1022 and didn't wanted anything more featureful. Or crapfull. But sometimes they stop printing - usually with new cups update. So after 20 years back and for
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by Woodi 4y ago
Again this ? But do they have alternative ? "Modern" computers are not secure, like MS Windows quality - labeled "DO NOT CONNECT TO NET".
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by Woodi 4y ago
Someone pls tell me hi is not chating ;)
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by Woodi 4y ago
Reading comments sums to: management is useless - they fail exactly on what they suppose to do - no value added to company. - flatten org chart - make CEOs talk to low level workers a lot so things will came up - hire yo-corporation-domain
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by Woodi 4y ago
Yea, to me economy school graduates are sociopats-by-education but I wasn't sure about lawyers...
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by Woodi 4y ago
This is what everyone is saying, Sussman and MIT included... But it is not true. It is just how Windows is stitched together + no sources. And now systemd in Linux - it was just first big application of cgroups and noone else was doing seri
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by Woodi 4y ago
Is it some AI ad or just parody ? Can't decide...
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by Woodi 4y ago
Everythingwrong.... Safer but drop law. Law but only some peoples are ticketed. Biking is what everybody know it is but helmets change impression and be a thread to healthy occupation. Safety obsession ? More like fear of lawyers and you ne
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by Woodi 4y ago
Agree at all but bashing "representations" and APIs seems strange and asking for troubles.
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by Woodi 4y ago
It's amazing how everybody knows but nothing is done and apparently wrong peoples keeps being elected... It's literaly electric shocking-like.
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by Woodi 4y ago
Of course it was JPMorgan, what other "institution" fits better ?? It should be disbanded decades ago... > Is there a legitimate reason so few people have been charged in the case of Epstein? I bet reason is: ten years didn&#x2
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by Woodi 4y ago
Yes, pleas. But actually hash-chain is useful tool, eg. git. Difference is: it is some gear inside something doing something and not something on their own. Accounting was using "column sums" on every document page for centuries a
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by Woodi 4y ago
Bible: wisdom and hope, Noah story :> Aquarium: not repeating [bad] history history books: same as above Lord of the Rings: immersive world kid's books: kid's books manuals and guides: utility Err, actually Noah take one of eve
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by Woodi 4y ago
But what about all that current traffic and media attention ?! So many views ! :) ps. Pls, somebody, tell Elon to switch to 6/7, personally too...
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by Woodi 4y ago
Such life... But there are many reasons. There is a lot to teach ! hw knowledge, asm, C and scripting languages at minimum. Then Lisp and functional languages and rest. And that just a syntax that takes years to be proficient with. Then y

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