avhon1

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   by avhon1 10y ago

   Pretty much every SOC manufacturer. To protect their intellectual property, they control access to the documents that describe the behavior of their products. Also, if you leak any of their intellectual property, the NDA allows them to sue
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   I don't think that's the problem that jpt4 is talking about. I believe he is talking about how sometimes a group message will be received 20 times or more, and yet the sender will still see "message not sent" for some re
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   See user chainsaw10. Anecdotally, on my vanilla Arch systems, I can run "poweroff" without being root, and without sudo, and the computers will end all processes and turn off.
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   I believe that the first half of your want is already satisfied by amazon's kindle. When I had a kindle 3, I could turn on a feature to see highlights and comments from other readers.
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   Assemblies. Freecad technically has the ability to create assemblies, but it's been in beta for years, and you have to compile it from source in order to get it. Also, I find solvespace much easier to use the Freecad. Freecad has such
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   I'm not aware of any plan to incorporate programatic costraints into Solvespace. I've given this a little bit of thought before, and I suspect it could be best done with a scripting language tied into Solvespace, in the style of B
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   You can't hold a phone by its holographic keyboard. That means you'd have to type with one hand. One of the big advantages of physical keyboards is the ability to type with 2 thumbs, or even 2 hands on devices like the Psion 5.
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   Here's an incomplete list of graphical RSS readers for Linux that have had releases in the last year: QuiteRSS [ http://quiterss.org/ ] KDE Kontact [ https://userbase.kde.org/Kontact ] Liferea [ http:&#x2F
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   by avhon1 10y ago

   It looks like they had a non-alpha release within the last 2 weeks. https://github.com/FLIF-hub/FLIF/releases
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    by avhon1 10y ago

    I hadn't heard of this book before, so I found it: "FreePascal from Square One". http://www.copperwood.com/pub/FreePascalSquareOne--08-06-201...
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    by avhon1 10y ago

    Apart from being opensource, how does this differ from Dyalog APL [1], which is also currently featured on HN? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12017078