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by cestith 1y ago
Python can be tricky with the big differences between 2 and 3.
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by cestith 1y ago
I can run basically any Perl code back to Perl 4 (March 1991) on Perl 5.40.2 which is current. I can run the same code on DOS, BeOS, Amiga, Atari ST, any of the BSDs, Linux distros, macOS, OS X, Windows, HP/UX, SunOS, Solaris, IRIX, OS
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by cestith 1y ago
This is a good article as far as it digs, but it misses an important fact of government regulation that allowed the things it reported as from government and private cooperation. Bell Labs existed largely because AT&T as a huge monopoly
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by cestith 1y ago
Thankfully not all conservatives are ultralibertarians.
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by cestith 1y ago
Yes, on the calendar being discussed.
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by cestith 1y ago
I guess it’s spawned a second thread in the same process.
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by cestith 1y ago
My only concern is this kind of change in semantics for existing syntax is more worthy of a major revision than a point release.
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by cestith 1y ago
A tenth of a percent is often a rounding error. So the difference between a million and a billion truly is about a billion. When the above isn’t enough to light a bulb, I like introduce that as analogous to pennies. 1 penny is $0.01 10 penn
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by cestith 1y ago
We’d fit, but it sounds uncomfortable.
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by cestith 1y ago
You’re right. Around 1:55:20 ish they don’t find his card left on a desk. and Werner just says everything appears to be in order.
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by cestith 1y ago
$movie_name is not the worst movie out there by a long shot. It certainly doesn’t deserve to ride the coattails of the original movie though. It helps to keep that in mind if you decide to watch it. It prevents some amount of disappointment
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by cestith 1y ago
It helps to know that the swirly equations on the screen were meant to be the director’s interpretation of the characters’ internal mental model of what they were seeing and not some magical UI trick on the computers of the time. The wall-a
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by cestith 1y ago
Ostensibly they were much friendlier than before, sometimes even collaborating on a project here or there. I think if you listen carefully you can hear a little bit of humor in Greg saying it.
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by cestith 1y ago
Ames sentry coot Amy sent scooter Steamy toe corns A messy cottoner
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by cestith 1y ago
So the class wasn’t to be for you, but the instructor taught you a lasting lesson in one day. Damn, I wish every class session I’ve ever had was that impactful.
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by cestith 1y ago
He knew he had something Martin wanted. He knew what Martin and his partners did for a living. There was already the suspected breach, and finding Werner’s card in his office settled that briefly. When the mere mention of a computer came up
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by cestith 1y ago
Beyond that, there was already the suspected breach of the site which he knew Bish was interested in breaching. The mere mention of a computer being involved would have made him far more likely to suspect his involvement.
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by cestith 1y ago
Yet another movie that the “sequel” didn’t really live up to the name.
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by cestith 1y ago
I had a teacher in high school who asked me how secure the data on our lab network was. I asked if I could show her without getting in trouble for knowing how to do something. About fifteen seconds later I asked her if the directory we were
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by cestith 1y ago
I’ve worked with a lot of people over the years who had degrees and didn’t know much about their field. I’m sure that’s not new, but it may become even more prevalent.
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by cestith 1y ago
The brand new rp2350 from Raspberry Pi is also made on 40nm. Microcontrollers are often on 40nm or 32nm processes, but those processes didn’t stop being updated twenty years ago.
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by cestith 1y ago
This has not been my experience with Motorola, unless you’re talking about OS major versions. With my last couple of phones I got several point versions and security patches for 3 or so years. It’s not my experience so far with my OnePlus p
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by cestith 1y ago
The original author can change their own notice. Why would that be a problem?
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by cestith 1y ago
They still ship bash. It’s just not the default shell anymore.
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by cestith 1y ago
It does make them legally liable for doing so.
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by cestith 1y ago
Generally a court likes for a plaintiff to try to resolve a dispute before suing. The author should contact the Peerd team at Microsoft and point out that they seem to have overlooked their obligations under the license. Only if they refuse
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by cestith 1y ago
Plenty of people use Midnight Commander or Total Commander both of which hearken back to Norton Commander for DOS (back before Norton sold to Symantec).
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by cestith 1y ago
I know quite a few people who use old form design software, old contact managers, old email clients, old text editors, old spreadsheet packages, old CAD software, and yes even old word processors because they prefer the interface. Of course
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by cestith 1y ago
> “i386” (the first Intel microarchitecture that implemented protected mode)12 This is technically incorrect. The 286 had protected mode. It was a 16-bit protected mode, being a 16-bit processor. It was also incompatible with the later p
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by cestith 2y ago
It’s no Supra, but the FRS is a sporty little car that was marketed in a fairly affordable range. It’s also basically a BRZ. It’s a little sad that’s no longer an option. The WRX has a turbocharged Boxer engine, manual gearbox or optional C

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