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13y ago
Fortran was not meant to be a systems programming language. The fact that it did not have memory management does actually make sense in scientific applications, where you typically know your problem size in advance or can just recompile bef
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13y ago
Maybe it is time for an updated version of USENET, not tied to Google a la Google groups. I am aware that it still exists but the clients are outdated and they could use additional features.
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13y ago
In many countries what separates a Civil Union (that may in fact also be between Man and Woman) and Marriage are tax benefits an easy fix would be to just tie the tax benefits to something else, like the fact that you are raising children.
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13y ago
Marriage is not really a human right anyways, apart from the symbolic gesture the state grants priviledges like tax benefits, adoptions rights and so on. Typically the state has to have some kind of justification for granting priviledges in
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13y ago
Apples OpenGL drivers are known to have sub par performance compared to those for Linux and Windows.
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13y ago
The point when he was in handcuffs on the ground would have been where he should have waited the situation out kept quiet and not talk to officers "how he appreciates their service." or enquire if their actions where "standar
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13y ago
Everything I would want to buy I can pay for with a free international credit card my bank issues. The only real incentive to use a cryptocurrency for me would be for things like giving and receiving online tips, like a site independent kar
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13y ago
I might be wrong, but I think make does not work the way you think it does: First of all files you write to disk are not actually written to the harddrive immediately there are several caches in between, secondly if make has to process a fi
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13y ago
It is in the interest of the early adopters. For those not involved yet that have never mined before it might be more fun / interesting to adopt a new coin, for which there are no ASIC implementations.
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13y ago
It makes the site unresponsive on a raspberry pi.
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13y ago
The last time I tried to use an AMD video card with 3d acceleration under Linux it was a horrible experience. Nvidias binary drivers just work out of the box even with the most recent hardware and have OpenGL 4.3 support. Has the situation
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13y ago
It was definitely also one of the things that stood out to me as being an odd example for inappropriate behaviour.
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13y ago
Ironically Facebook has the same walled garden philosophy.
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13y ago
Wouldn't they use some external accounting firm to do the taxes?
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13y ago
I think what he means is that early adopters are disproportionally rewarded if additional people use the currency, since mining gets exponentially harder.
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13y ago
Ironically if the Government was not spending that much money, fiat money would be worthless.
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13y ago
If there are enough teenagers like me, that dreamed of making there own game and researched game engines only to find that there weren't really any available for (almost) free, that could potentially be a nice enough additional revenue
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13y ago
The point is that digital copies cost (almost) nothing, so by standard market principles you would not expect to pay something.
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13y ago
Hollywood shutting down would not be a huge loss to the world. Movies of cultural value could still be funded and then be made available to the public.
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13y ago
The alternative is to ask people to fund the movie in advance. Either in forms of a mandatory fee (like in Germany where each household has to pay ~20 Euro for public television) or in some other way. Since digital copies are free, their pr