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by binarycrusader 3y ago
I found this (not an endorsement, I have no affiliation, and I don't use it): YakiHonne is a Nostr-based decentralized content media protocol, which supports free curation, creation, publishing, and reporting by various media. https
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
Yes, that's true in some cases, but is a reasonable compromise in my personal opinion.
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
There are commercially compostable PLA options for cutlery commonly available even in (US) supermarkets. That seems preferable?
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
No, as another poster pointed out: https://keisan.casio.jp/keisan/user_forum/ 掲示板は2023年9月20日をもちまして廃止することになりました。これまでご利用ありがとうございました。
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
In an interview John Carmack did with Lex Friedman recently, one of the things that Carmack pointed out is that VR games such as Beat Saber were a perfect fit for requiring a controller since it was natural to move and slice through somethi
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
Yes, this is similar to what Qt did / has done for years. I personally think it fits the definition of "open source" since it's multi-licensed.
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
Confusingly, that's not in the "LICENSE.md" file (at the time of this post): https://github.com/dosyago/BrowserBoxPro/blob/boss/LICENSE.m... Which is showing this commit: https:/&#x2
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
The key missing context is: Solaris implemented the core part of the /usr merge 15 years ago already, and completed it with the introduction of Solaris 11 But more generally, Sun had a lot of smart people that cared deeply both about
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
It is not always a cheaper option. Especially, if for example, you don’t have natural gas service at all currently. In some areas of Seattle there is no natural gas service and so homes may be all electric if newer, or if older may only hav
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by binarycrusader 3y ago
I hope people that admire its quality, and that can afford to, have also chosen to become financial supporters: https://lwn.net/subscribe/ I've been a subscriber for a while now.
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
The fine article already mentions in the body and at the summary at the end that an Android client is planned but they have a small team so it will take time: Wavelength is currently available only for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. An Android app
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
For LLVM, I don’t think it’s in the official repo, but yes: https://github.com/llvm-mos/llvm-mos
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/privacy-whi...
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
I’m guessing what’s documented here: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsdoc-supported... I’ve never written TypeScript myself so just a guess. There’s also this for node.js: https://github.c
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
There’s an official group policy to control this messaging: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5017130-managing...
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
It wasn’t all 1-person offices. At least after the Oracle acquisition there were cubicles in some of the hallway areas. You’re right there were many smallish one person offices but some of those were doubled up. I was lucky enough to have h
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
I hope they’re thinking more Alpha Centauri ;)
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
It was almost. I used to work in MPK17 for Sun. There were some cubicles here and there but it was mostly offices from what I recall. It was a far cry from the open air cafeteria style seating when I interviewed there later in 2017 for Face
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Was it really robust though? Twitter has been plagued by random outages or service degradations since the layoffs. Not all of those can be attributed to changes in code or deployments either. If you're solely judging that based off com
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
The amount of backups in there is fairly minimal and is limited to a folder called “backups”. As for disabled features, the size of disabled features there is also relatively small, not gigabytes. Any space reclaimed using dism’s startcompo
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Brute force? Get the size of every “file” in the volume along with the file id of each and then subtract the size of any files with a matching file id that are in the WinSxS. Then sum the size of the remaining files that were from the WinSx
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
The idea that removing WinSxS saves space is generally misguided anyway. The vast majority of content there is actually the original file that was used to create a hard link at the destination. So obviously removing the file doesn’t really
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
The built-in NTFS filesystem compression is fairly limited in that it optimizes for performance over compression ratio; the more optimal compression scheme that's built-in is WOF: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewth
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Would it be this GSK Vaccine that just started a clinical study relatively recently? https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05630859
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Isn’t “a lot more successful” is only true more generally? Many developers have fixed platform targets for the life of a product (e.g., consoles, embedded, microarch). So I’d agree in general but hesitate to say “a lot more successful”.
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
If we’re going to make “average Joe” arguments then I’d like to see why someone believes that someone that can afford a Tesla is average given median income distribution in almost any country.
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
I question the assertion that a typical Tesla customer is “totally unplugged from politics”. Why should I believe that the relatively small percentage of people that can afford a Tesla are also not at least politically influenced in their p
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Can the average Joe afford a Tesla? If they can, are they really average? Can you clarify or should I just assume that I shall be downvoted into oblivion for asking?
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Congress? Sure. But the Senate? Median age there is ~69 years. Median term length? Nearly 14 years! https://infogalactic.com/info/List_of_current_United_States_...
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by binarycrusader 4y ago
Note again that I'm not a spokesperson, merely a developer, so this is my own personal opinion: In college one of the most transformative assignments I was given was actually a term paper where I was required to study what were then co

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