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by chungy 2y ago
Your wish is granted. https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn
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by chungy 2y ago
This is an obvious satire based on Half-Life itself. The logo is an exact copy, it talks about resonance cascades, etc.
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by chungy 2y ago
SkyOS isn't FOSS
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by chungy 2y ago
NTFS is very much an old school file system design, where most/all metadata is stuffed into predefined regions on the disk. NTFS's MFT, in particular, can and does grow as needed (though it never shrinks!), but as entries in the M
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by chungy 2y ago
its exact value can expressed pretty simply: π
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by chungy 2y ago
Fandom will also not allow wiki owners to remove the wiki from Fandom servers. For several communities that decide to cut ties with Fandom, they effectively have to "fork" the wiki to a new domain and hosting provider, and all the
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by chungy 2y ago
I like spreadsheets to get things done quick 'n dirty, but I feel like the threshold to where a spreadsheet becomes painful and the problem is better solved with a database (SQLite would do) and custom application is remarkably low.
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by chungy 2y ago
Guix and Nix will provide you binaries, installed in /gnu and /nix so they don't conflict with anything else.
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by chungy 2y ago
At that point, you may as well just have Debian in a jail or chroot using the Linux ABI compatibility layer built into FreeBSD. :)
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by chungy 2y ago
Never really had any users, despite being an official port for two releases (Debian 6 and 7). It was a bit of a neat experiment, but that's about all it was. FreeBSD is a tightly-developed operating system on its own, and separating ou
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by chungy 2y ago
Python's maybe not the best example, since it's pretty easy to build and install to any location you want. On the other hand, you might want to install Guix and/or Nix on top of Debian.
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Debian is the greatest Linux distro of them all(lunduke.locals.com)
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by chungy 2y ago
> And the results you get are... > "PING ff02::1%enp34s0(ff02::1%enp34s0) 56 data bytes" > ...and nothing else at all? Correct, at least until I send ^C and get a report of 100% packet loss. > Perhaps that's true
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by chungy 2y ago
1. Fully working IPv6 network. 2. No restrictive firewall (pings work just fine in unicast contexts) 3. Used "ping ff02::1%enp34s0" exactly as the article suggests. 4. What year is it? "ping6" hasn't been a thing fo
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by chungy 2y ago
Never heard of this trick, I go to try it and... nothing. TFA may have some funky network setup to allow this. Also calling web browsers made by "stupid people" without even properly evaluating the effectiveness of your own networ
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by chungy 2y ago
I've never encountered that particular format before, and based on that, I'll question the claim of "most common", but even still, I could understand what was meant.
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by chungy 2y ago
It looks weird to me too, but it's hardly indecipherable. You have a four-digit year (2000), there's only 12 months in the year, so the "28" is the day and "03" is the month. In ISO 8601 format, it'd be 20
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by chungy 2y ago
It's 3.5 inches, not millimeters :)
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by chungy 2y ago
Article is extremely light on details. Clockspeed isn't even remotely the only issue (Windows XP will install on a 60 MHz Pentium; not a pleasant experience but it works). Windows XP requires the CMPXCHG8B ISA instruction and it is not
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by chungy 2y ago
We can hypothesize, but there is no known way to ever test it. At least not with the information getting out of the black hole.
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by chungy 2y ago
SpongeBob brazenly violates 3D space rules (I mean, they also have fire underwater...). The writers and artists both draw heavy inspiration from Looney Tunes, where such rules are broken because it's funny to break them.
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by chungy 2y ago
All of Doom's movement code is based on radians.
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by chungy 2y ago
Barrier sounds cooler in a press release than "we made it fast enough to surpass an arbitrary benchmark"
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by chungy 2y ago
I still use my HP 48G+ near daily. My favorite calculator of all time, by far.
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by chungy 2y ago
I haven't ran nor looked at the code for PeaZip, but the website describes the program as a GUI wrapper around command line utilities. I highly suspect it's the sub-shell thing.
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by chungy 2y ago
Not so much "refuse", but lacking code to go down those paths. ReactOS includes built-in shell extensions to browse native NT device paths and the registry right in Explorer. Its same shell extensions can even be installed on Wind
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by chungy 2y ago
Do they have a simulator besides risking Voyager 2?
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by chungy 2y ago
It's not the whole story. In genuine currency, serial numbers are only unique within a series. Series 2017A and series 2021 notes can (and in fact do, since they start over at A00000001A) have identical serial numbers.
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by chungy 2y ago
> Without a Wayland story, the BSDs will really end up dying, at least as desktop systems. Good news then, FreeBSD already has working Wayland and NetBSD is working on it. Granted, I think OpenBSD stands out without a Wayland plan, but m
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by chungy 2y ago
> But that is exactly what the permissive license made possible! No, it's what being the legal owner of a work makes possible. If MongoDB were GPL-licensed, the exact same scenario could have played out. Licenses for licensees do no

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