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by cestith 4mo ago
Which platform is this on? I usually read hn on a desktop browser, and it works fine well above 110% there.
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by cestith 5mo ago
I have a few pocket computers not on that page. I guess I have a new option where to donate them if I ever decide to part with them.
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by cestith 5mo ago
OpenBSD does support some older hardware already not supported by, say, most Linux distributions. As an example MacPPC has’t had support from most Linux distributors since IBM Power went little-endian, but OpenBSD runs fine on it. NetBSD is
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by cestith 5mo ago
It looks like CISA should employ a CISA. https://www.cisa.gov/ https://www.isaca.org/credentialing/cisa
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by cestith 5mo ago
That’s probably the best reason to want to quit.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Not profit taxes, if you made $0 profit. There are other taxes though. Sales and use taxes. Gross receipts taxes some places. Stuff like that, yes, you pay taxes.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Apache actually has had multiple modules for its concurrency for many years. The event and worker multi-processing modules use threading rather than forking.
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by cestith 5mo ago
PHP? You mean that little language behind WordPress?
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by cestith 5mo ago
There’s a very powerful question to be asked when one hears about someone wanting to quit Adderall. Are you on it because you need it for who you are, or are you on it because you need it to meet the expectations of your employer?
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by cestith 5mo ago
There’s an old saying in the software industry. When you’re a product manager or business analyst, the hard part is building the application. When you’re a developer, the hard part is knowing the customer’s needs. I think what we’re seeing
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by cestith 5mo ago
This might make a nice top-level Ask HN.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Discussion of the genre’s legacy is not complete without Artillery Duel for the Atari VCS 2600. https://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-artillery-due...
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by cestith 5mo ago
That’s sometimes a handy diagnostic if it’s a remote, headless system.
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by cestith 5mo ago
This would be great (and wildly cool) as a backend with pluggable language frontends. EndBASIC. EndObjectivePascal. EndLisp. EndOCAML. EndForth. EndMicroPython.
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by cestith 5mo ago
If eBay really wanted to sell itself, I’d propose a no reserve auction with the bids starting at $420.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Let’s try to keep productive and extractive to their economic meanings, and not talk about the exploitative practices with natural resources for a moment. A farmer puts products that people buy into the marketplace. Many actors in the finan
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by cestith 5mo ago
Yes, you need economics even when most of the money is used to pay for something productive rather than extractive.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Docker doesn’t even need a whole OS overlay if your project doesn’t call for it. It’s pretty easy to take a Go app for example and just include it in a scratch container.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Use your favorite search engine to ask “why is Nestlé evil”.
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by cestith 5mo ago
In the US economy and much of the rest of the world, money is decreasingly tied to the time or resources of people. It is increasingly tied to the money, market capture, and regulatory capture of corporations that specialize in finance rath
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by cestith 5mo ago
You’d have to have exceptions to that. Many new homes are built as whole subdivisions, then sold to initial residential owners. Banks won’t lend on homes they can’t foreclose on as collateral, and banks are companies. Mortgage companies are
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by cestith 5mo ago
If we can pay for the roads and the patrols, we can pay to equip the patrols. Bigger needn’t equal worse.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Their excuse was they couldn’t possibly screen and redact documents fast enough to release them in large batches. And now...
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by cestith 5mo ago
So the US government is, in fact, capable of large drops of files at once? Asking for an Epstein.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Related, there’s Blaise which is a new Object Pascal that uses QBE as its backend. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48058644 There’s also cproc which has a few HN posts about it. https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by cestith 5mo ago
It’s fair not to trust it yet. It’s pretty clearly a work in progress. I think the point right now is to raise awareness of the project so it can be watched by and perhaps obtain contributions from more people.
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by cestith 5mo ago
FreePascal and Lazarus certainly support Linux fully, if there are any deficiencies in Delphi’s support.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Like Kansas tried to do for all their transgender residents. They didn’t switch ID. They just invalidated all documentation that didn’t match what the state legislators thought they should say. They were going to be forced to try securing n
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by cestith 5mo ago
It’s a good dream.
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by cestith 5mo ago
Surely the board and shareholders were lead to believe it was for a profit motive. Nobody puts billions of dollars of stock positions into a worse version of Second Life because they think it’s a world changer. They do it to make more money

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