agapon

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by agapon 3y ago
Those are not trigraphs, of course.
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by agapon 3y ago
It does have WSDISPLAYIO_SETSCREEN ioctl, though. So, it's possible to write chvt equivalent for the OS. https://man.openbsd.org/wsdisplay.4
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by agapon 3y ago
Hoes Lane!
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by agapon 3y ago
Minus hibernate, of course.
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by agapon 3y ago
Boosting some accounts and "deboosting" others. Disappearing likes. Yeah, all cool features, free speech absolutism at its best.
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by agapon 3y ago
Something like this? https://hackaday.com/2023/08/11/usb-c-cable-tester-is-compac... https://www.tindie.com/products/petl/usb-c-cable-tester-c2c-...
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by agapon 3y ago
A portable way to do this could be with sigtimedwait or sigwait plus sigpending or multi-threading.
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by agapon 3y ago
> Isn’t Turkey the main provider or drones to Ukraine? No.
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by agapon 3y ago
If anything united Nazis and Soviets it was their anti-democracy hating. Which was the ground for Soviets providing material support to Germany, training to German officers, etc. Right?
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by agapon 3y ago
DragonflyBSD design is definitely not without merits. But FreeBSD took the mainstream approach.
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by agapon 3y ago
Amazfit has nothing to do with Amazon, though.
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by agapon 3y ago
Hmm, section 4 https://www.cpushack.com/CPU/cpu4.html is empty?
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by agapon 3y ago
I think that the elections were the main reason for that financial / economic policy.
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by agapon 3y ago
You don't have to create a script, running a command under flock is still a one-liner in crontab.
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by agapon 3y ago
What's wrong with the US role in Korea, exactly?
46.
by agapon 3y ago
Yeah, because it was before smartphones (phones having "normal" internet access, full featured browsers and all other things being done on top of that). A lot of effort was spent on things like Broadcast and Multicast Service (BCM
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by agapon 4y ago
You can say approximately the same about the Stalin's USSR when Beria was the most feared man. But just after Stalin's death Beria was promptly executed and the military played the major role in that.
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by agapon 4y ago
Depends on how deep you dig.
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by agapon 4y ago
You know what worries me more? The Eurovision expansion! Look, they even took over Australia.
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by agapon 4y ago
No night trains to / from Baltics?
51.
by agapon 4y ago
"shopping bag on wheels"
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President Biden in Kyiv?
1 points by agapon 4y ago|1 comments
53.
by agapon 4y ago
Yes, and that base pointer gets pushed on the stack when a function call is made. And that allows to accurately restore stack frames to get the backtrace. So, not sure what's funny.
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by agapon 4y ago
Surely, POSIX / libc / notion of system calls predate what you consider to be "the kernel". There are many, and there have been even more, kernels and OS-s.
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by agapon 4y ago
> What could you do short of nuclear strikes to get past a wall of lasers taking out all of your missiles and vehicles? Lasers.
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by agapon 4y ago
Very interesting. But I missed how the network handled the overflow. Spotted one small typo: digital to audio converter should be digital to analog.
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by agapon 4y ago
I just use zerotier, no need to own / set up a VPS. But if I wanted to have all components under my control, then I'd do the same thing as you.
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by agapon 4y ago
Wright brothers make a first flight and people are like, can your airplane carry one hundred people to the other side of the Atlantic? No? Meh.
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by agapon 4y ago
There are such batteries, I saw them on Aliexpress. They are not cheap, though.
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by agapon 4y ago
Thinking is good, but why "think" when you can just check the facts? Follow your own advice on hard data.

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