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chadgpt3
4mo ago
Personal computing is already dead. We use locked down mobile endpoints that run pre-approved thin client software connecting to giant mainframes over monopolized radio networks.
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4mo ago
This is awesome
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chadgpt3
4mo ago
This is what everyone got so worked up about. It was a useful distraction from the actually invasive surveillance laws passed at the same time on the other side of the country.
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4mo ago
Flagged for misleading title, since you admitted to using AI.
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chadgpt3
4mo ago
But it works.
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chadgpt3
4mo ago
It was because of racism.
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chadgpt3
4mo ago
Sounds like some marketing company got the old computer brand and wrote some marketingslop. Is there substance here?
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4mo ago
You need land to do anything, even just to exist.
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4mo ago
A visit to the USSR makes one a capitalist, a visit to the USA makes one a communist. Maybe they both suck?
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4mo ago
The real killer is the lowest possible rent in the city. You can't opt out of that without exiling yourself.
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4mo ago
Some of us remember when they assured us ivermectin could cure it.
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4mo ago
It's not wrong. Guy just wrote a bad implementation of fread and blamed everyone else.
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4mo ago
dd is designed to request a certain block size from the kernel. fread is not and should just multiply the two arguments and read that many bytes, just like calloc.
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4mo ago
Why does your fread to anything other than multiplying the two arguments?
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4mo ago
Always been that way
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4mo ago
It never was. It's useful but extremely slow.
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4mo ago
People don't have to like things they use though.
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4mo ago
It's much easier to place a window at a specific position on a large frame buffer than to drag a window between screens when they are separate display servers.
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chadgpt3
4mo ago
It's possible for that to happen but probably means either the function is too trivial or you're missing some abstraction in the spec
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4mo ago
Non trailing whitespace means the string doesn't end with a space. But foo is a function that converts an AST to a string, that's totally different. Or it's a function that loops until \0 and changes all spaces to + The spec
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4mo ago
For trivial functions they can be. Function: isPrime. Impl: loop to sqrt(n) and check divisibility. Spec: returns true if nothing divides. Impl: return true at the end if we didn't return false. It's not exactly the same because y
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4mo ago
X screens are legacy. It used to be you could connect to a particular screen by number to open windows on that screen but the modern way to do it is to have one big virtual screen. X screens were like having a separate X server for each mon
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4mo ago
But there are many online stores, and Amazon is one of the worst? On line shopping was an innovation but Amazon, in particular, was just a cash grab from all the others.
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4mo ago
A few million means you own your house outright and could retire right now. It's success for yourself but it's not political control the way a few billion is. You couldn't afford a big misleading media campaign to change a la
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4mo ago
They're still based on controlling shares and extracting profits from workers. Very similar.
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4mo ago
We are talking about the country of Israel.
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4mo ago
A sponsored business is effectively owned by its sponsors
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4mo ago
if you're thinking of banging ugly women just so you can bang - that's not how any of this works
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4mo ago
Indeed. ReactOS is to the full Windows stack what Wine is to the userland Windows API.
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4mo ago
Yes
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