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by ch_123 2y ago
So is Opera itself. Vivaldi has made more of an effort to have the same functionality and look/feel as the original Opera.
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by ch_123 2y ago
I own Logitech mice from the late 80s/early 90s which still work perfectly. None of the issues which would prevent me from using them on a modern computer could be fixed by software updates delivered by subscription.
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by ch_123 2y ago
Would this issue not affect bare metal as well?
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by ch_123 2y ago
Any sort of static analysis/linting tools will occasionally make bad/unhelpful/stupid suggestions, some moreso than others. At any place where I've had to use such tools, I've always had the ability to either tweak
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by ch_123 2y ago
I learned Go "on the job" - I wrote a codebase during a company hackathon, and it ended up being shipped into production not long after. The good thing about Go is that the tooling and libraries quickly steer you towards using the
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by ch_123 2y ago
There are similarities commensurate with the fact that Cutler and other former DEC engineers designed NT. Overall, they are quite different operating systems. The idea that NT is some kind of rewrite of VMS is seriously overstated.
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by ch_123 2y ago
NT was in fact all new code written from the ground up - there is no code from VMS (or the later MICA project at DEC which more closely resembled NT than VMS). Any serious study of VMS' architecture will show that there are considerabl
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by ch_123 2y ago
Windows for ARM has inbuilt x86 emulation. Having experimented with it in a VM on my Mac, I found it worked quite well in terms of both reliability and performance. Granted, I was running smaller Win32 applications - for large and/or p
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by ch_123 3y ago
> and you can have autism and low IQ In fact, various studies have shown that most people with ASD have a below average IQ.
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by ch_123 3y ago
IPMI is typically exposed over a dedicated network interface port. As another poster has pointed out - you are as likely to screw that up as you are to screw up the configuration of a serial port console server.
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by ch_123 3y ago
The replacement described involves the IPMI stack - this means that a separate controller on the server is responsible for exposing the serial-over-IP. You should be able to debug the kernel just fine since it operates separate from the mai
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by ch_123 3y ago
The larger the framework, and the more abstractions it attempts to cover, the more likely you will hit a wall where the framework makes it difficult or even impossible to solve the task at hand. The further I have gone into my career, the m
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by ch_123 3y ago
There are a lot of supposed leaks of Windows 12 which consist of individuals unaffiliated Microsoft coming up with their own speculative "concept art" for future Windows versions. Why people would feel compelled to put their creat
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by ch_123 3y ago
A) Most of the OS is portable code (go and look at the list of platforms which Windows NT and later have been sold on) B) Microsoft's x86 emulation on ARM is surprisingly good (based on my personal experience of running Windows 11 on P
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by ch_123 3y ago
That argument depends entirely on whether or not the law makes it harder to access an alternative. In the case of internet porn, people simply need to go to another site.
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by ch_123 3y ago
What does "Xbox exiting the gaming business" even mean? Does it mean that Microsoft will shut down the Xbox division? Do they plan to pivot into some other line of business?
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by ch_123 3y ago
HHKB fan here. When using macOS or Linux, I basically never use the function keys, and I find the arrow key shortcuts pleasant to use because they do not require me to move my hands from the home row. Another factor is that I use vim (and V
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by ch_123 3y ago
Yes, there are companies who are still using HP-UX and VMS in production on IA64. The current maintainers of VMS have created an x86 port so I would expect VMS sites will probably move over to it in the coming years. HP-UX is stuck on IA64,
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by ch_123 3y ago
Used Geany during most of my bachelors (and at least one internship) until I fell down the vim rabbit hole. Still have a soft spot for it even if I have not used it "in anger" in years.
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by ch_123 3y ago
The XNU kernel in macOS is based on the Mach 2.5 kernel, which is not a microkernel, but rather a BSD-derived monolithic kernel with the Mach IPC mechanisms baked in. The OSF/1 operating system for the DEC Alpha (later known as Tru64)
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by ch_123 3y ago
How so? I for one have been using a remarkably similar JVM stack for backend development over the last decade.
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by ch_123 3y ago
Or it may require a large order up front.
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by ch_123 3y ago
Are there any well-established phone manufacturers who are consistently churning out major hardware upgrades and/or new features every year? I ask not from a pro-Apple perspective, but because it seems to me that most of the low hangin
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by ch_123 3y ago
Reminds me somewhat of the old VLB card interface, although this one is for power delivery reasons as opposed to bandwidth.
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by ch_123 3y ago
The mainframe ecosystem (both hardware and software) is sufficiently different to modern commodity hardware that ports of large applications off the mainframe are highly risky or impossible. For organizations which adopted the mainframe way
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ArcaOS 5.1.0 Now Available(arcanoae.com)
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by ch_123 3y ago
There are studies out there which show that ADHD medications can negatively impact the cognitive functioning of neurotypical individuals.[1] Anecdotally, as someone with ADHD as diagnosed by a psychiatrist who specializes in the area, takin
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by ch_123 3y ago
I have run it on Windows without requiring any special configuration/workarounds etc. Part of the issue may be your hardware specs - for example, I could never get it to run on an AMD GPU, but it ran fine on Nvidia GPUs for me. This ma
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by ch_123 3y ago
That is largely due to a mix of Apple's investment in emulation technologies, and Apple's ability to exert influence on third party developers and vendors to keep up with their latest tooling. Very little to do with the Mach kerne
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by ch_123 3y ago
Mach was designed to run multiple OS interfaces in the same way that Windows NT was - multiple compatibility layers on top of a common kernel (e.g. WSL1). What is being discussed here is virtualization, for which Mach is no more suited than

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