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by bullen 3y ago
For me C (1970) and Java (1990) are the only options for eternity. I use some C++ features and dabble in js when I make HTML but really since Applet and Flash has been removed the browser is just a bloated waste of time. Make your apps fast
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by bullen 3y ago
No erlang cannot share memory between cores, it has to copy it.
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by bullen 3y ago
I made a MMO in 2001 and came to the conclusions that one thread per socket was not going to scale and thought I would mothball the project until that was solved in Java. 2023 and now we have virtual threads that replace blocking IO with no
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by bullen 3y ago
You need 192Mhz, higher the range is too short, lower the bandwith is too low: http://radiomesh.org
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by bullen 3y ago
This is going nowhere, eternal growth mentality will get it's backbone broken by nature sooner or later. You will accept that fact too late. That said, steel f.ex. cannot be made from ore without hydrocarbons at scale. You can recycle
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by bullen 3y ago
It loads fine because you enabled it.
187.
by bullen 3y ago
All browsers now default to blocking HTTP URLs. Anti-virus software blocks native applications that use HTTP.
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by bullen 3y ago
These are the symptoms. The diseases are centrally controlled IP, DNS and root certificates. The removal attempt of HTTP/1.1 is the biggest censorship in history. The only way to fight back is to self host DNS, HTTP and SMTP at home.
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by bullen 3y ago
All major browsers have now removed HTTP available as default = you need to change a setting to even be able to access a HTTP url. Anti-virus software blocks native apps that try to connect on port 80 and you cannot make them open the port
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by bullen 3y ago
Those numbers might aswell be pulled out of my behind, but atleast they prove how peaked we are. That said the neodymium mining and the melting involved are things you cannot make easily with electricity. Also I suspect subventions have fou
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by bullen 3y ago
The problem with all turbine electric generation is the 30% efficiency of steam turbines. You need to generate 3x the amount of heat, with nuclear you are converting matter into energy; it's boiling the planet. Solar and wind is a loos
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by bullen 3y ago
Applets where bloated by programmers, my Applets where super lean. No, I can't develop Applets, they are disabled in all browsers.
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by bullen 3y ago
Java is the best thing we have gotten since C in 1970. That was 30 years ago. Since then everyone has been copying Java: C#, WASM, Go, Rust... nothing even scratches the surface. And it never was insecure, it was removed by the same people
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by bullen 3y ago
They are those that disable HTTP. Like it was not enough to make HTTPS default, they need to eradicate the opposition. The list is too long to enumerate but they all have one thing in common; they profit from root certificates. The web is n
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by bullen 3y ago
Just use HTTP/1.1, it's the final protocol. Nothing Google or Microsoft does will dethrone it. Forget the browser; use a C or Java client and HTTP. If they block port 80, just use another port. They cannot win.
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by bullen 3y ago
The Java Applet was this. Flash also was this. Now the browser is just a bloated pile of crap.
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by bullen 3y ago
I'm going for the productive compromise: Windows on X86 and Linux on ARM Everything else is a waste of time. For revenue I'm going with http://itch.io
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by bullen 3y ago
I have been down that road, and it ain't pretty: Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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by bullen 3y ago
The answer is: "when the world stops using the dollar". There is no spoon.
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by bullen 3y ago
To enable a keylogger is exceptionally easy with native applications: Windows has SetWindowsHookEx(WH_KEYBOARD_LL... The problem is to follow the focus of the windows and parse out relevant information to send because logging all presses wi
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by bullen 3y ago
This is my personal style: http://edit.rupy.se/?host=move.rupy.se&path=/file/game.cpp&s... It's messy and in many ways ugly but it compiles and runs for an eternity.
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by bullen 3y ago
This just convinces me further that the smart phone delayed humans 15 years. They are the problem.
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by bullen 3y ago
You don't need hardware encryption if you don't need encryption. You are solving 1% of the problems with 99% of the energy.
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by bullen 3y ago
Enjoy debugging things when everything is encrypted... and then your certificate provider goes down (or removes you because they don't like you) and you can't even connect...
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by bullen 3y ago
I don't understand the arguments. 1) TCP needs to establish a connection. That is ZERO problem. 2) Encryption is needed in the bottom stack! WHY? Idiots are eating the world.
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by bullen 3y ago
OpenGL (ES) 3 has VAO, which IMO is the last GL feature. You need it to build 3D MMOs that can run on low power devices. Without the MMO things are not going to be fun when KWh > $1...
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by bullen 3y ago
This is only a problem if you think the mobile has value. To me it's a consume only device. Much rather have a tablet (with a keyboard and mouse for making real world applications, headset for audio) and a Pebble watch for notification
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by bullen 3y ago
Both lack OpenGL ES 3!
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by bullen 3y ago
I think specific devices will have more likely positive outcome over time as chips don't become more performant = the design wont be obsolete and still sell many years later. Modular devices (laptops are a mix of many modems, displays,
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by bullen 3y ago
We need vanilla linux, Android is poisoning the well. Pinetab-V is the only portable device that seems to work in the right direction. The GPU driver is still broken though so until then don't get your hope up. And I know that phone !=

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