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by anfilt 7y ago
Well your std c library is generally just a collection of .o, .a, .lib files. So you could use gnu bin tools to remove symbols of your choosing. However good luck getting your system to build software because that would modify the stdlib fo
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by anfilt 7y ago
How? The preprocessor is ran before every thing else? It will overwrite the defintions in the header just like in the source file? You still would get a linking error. The only reason I couldn think is if the the stdlib headers also called
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by anfilt 7y ago
Those are deprecated.
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by anfilt 7y ago
I don't think that is a role or a power a government should have. I am aware other countries tend be less certain about this than the US. However, looking at data here you can see that it's still not a small amount of people in ot
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by anfilt 7y ago
How does this have anything to do with the article? It's about private/non-government entities. I honestly find it weird the EU has such laws because it is the government policing speech. I just don't think that is a power th
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by anfilt 7y ago
there are blind people who can use essentially echo location to get an idea of their surroundings.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Sounds like a great fire hazard what if someone forget something next to the oven like a newspaper.
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From understanding never density in mammals is mostly the same. So large body mass means more nerves that have to communicate with central nervous system. Also some people have argued that fish can't feel pain or are less sensitive to
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by anfilt 7y ago
Don't forget that pretty much every part of your's and a whales body has nerves in it to detect pain & contract muscles. More body mass means more nerves that need to send and receive information from the central nervous syste
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I don't find it annoying. I can just keep typing knowing everything is queued up.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Seems like something along those lines.
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I find it weird that people would not like other variety of bananas. Like there are generally more than one type of apples, potatoes, onions, tomotoes, and lettuce at most grocery stores. I would like the choice.
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by anfilt 7y ago
Nothing is wrong with a penny, really the problem has been inflation. Like about a hundred years ago a penny had the same value as quarter today. Given a enough time with constant inflation a dollar itself will be about like a penny today.
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by anfilt 7y ago
yea after looking here probably did not properly declare things. Although, no idea how a deactivated device is classfied for flight. https://www.tsa.gov/travel/transporting-firearms-and-ammunit...
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by anfilt 7y ago
It was not a live device according to the article. So whats the big deal... Also sounds like it was luggage not carry on. Also from understanding its even possible to have firearms as checked luggage but requires it be prearranged or someth
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by anfilt 7y ago
The short answer is no, and generally will be no. OpenBSD seems to take security more seriously than freeBSD. However, knowing what bugs exist or other issues that effect security is hard. Let alone comparing.
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by anfilt 7y ago
D is not a C replacement. It's more targeted at C++. Honestly, I prefer D to C++, but still prefer C to D. I would say the biggest turn off to C is generally it's very small STD library. While there are a lot C libraries that exis
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by anfilt 7y ago
Yet, I can't visit websites because I don't want be tracked. What's worse is this stupid thing even shows up on government, university websites ect...
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Also I would not be surprised to find a lot this stuff was out sourced. Someone in other cointry might be more desperate for money. So lying to the final end user might be pretty low on their I won’t do this. You can also have people who ar
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by anfilt 7y ago
While I can understanding wanting to not watch such videos because how the events are covered in such videos. Mainly to gawk at grevious injuries/incidents. I do not like the idea filtering reality. A video could instead be if you do s
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by anfilt 7y ago
While the idea is cute you do realize that would have criminal repercussions for people who install said plugin in certain countries.
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by anfilt 7y ago
there things were its the reverse though. Like if you maniplating things at the byte level you have play with packing and unpacking the data unless its a binary format aready undertood by python. Like for instance common steing encoding lik
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by anfilt 7y ago
It could also be the NSA does not trust proprietary firmware for similar reasons people are working on open source firmware to begin with. The problem is NSA really only knows their motives. The other problem with the NSA is that they have
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by anfilt 7y ago
You can do the same thing in ada. Instead of using the Fortran_Character type defined in Interfaces.Fortran you could just define your own that does not follow Fortran's string calling convention. Is that a language problem with ada? T
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by anfilt 7y ago
This is not a language issue, but programmers who have made a mistake. The same thing would happen if an assembly programmer were not to set the correct registers or push all the arguments to the stack before calling an other function. The
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by anfilt 7y ago
Most these genes or modifications are genes from other organisms. It's not like they choose A-T and G-C one by one creating a set of genes whole cloth. They copy something else that already exist. I don't call that an invention. S
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by anfilt 7y ago
What's the big deal? It's a plant. Plants spread seed and grow? I don't understand why GE food works people up?
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by anfilt 7y ago
Well the title of article makes it sound like a dangerous change. Really, sounds like fear mongering around nuclear with such a title. What if the article was titled "US to use Global standard for quantifying nuclear waste" Like n
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by anfilt 7y ago
that really depends. It could be easy or hard depending on how things are structured. The hard thing could be any trusts or past agreements IEEE has made that depend on US law. Like they could create a swiss organization, but could they leg
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by anfilt 7y ago
err that applys to any company/organization in any country. You just can’t break a countries laws and hope to get away with it. If anything IEEE was too quick to move, but I am not their legal team.

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