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by codezero 5y ago
All the shapes! When I was working in space science we experimented with using Hierarchical Triangular Meshes but we ended up not really needing the faster indexing it offered since most of our processing was done in small portions of the s
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by codezero 5y ago
You might be sending a language in the request header (many browsers do this by default), something like en-gb. I bet there are a few other areas this localization information leaks.
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Crash course to Amiga assembly programming(reaktor.com)
2 points by codezero 5y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 5y ago
Did you learn on an amiga, or did you build on another platform? What tools did you use?
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by codezero 5y ago
Thanks so much for sharing this, I’ll get to the project eventually, I bet. :)
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by codezero 5y ago
Dang, I should have posted that one! Thanks for sharing. I’ve been planning a small Amiga 68000 assembly project and this series inspired me. Edit: last year around this time I was planning a Commodore 64 6502 assembly project, and I didn’t
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by codezero 5y ago
But what many others in this thread have done is just as speculative, assuming malice, and to be clear, I think it could very much be the case, but I’m sharing another perspective based on a lot of experiences I’ve had where external partie
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Exploring the Amiga – Part 1 (2018)(thedigitalcatonline.com)
90 points by codezero 5y ago|22 comments
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by codezero 5y ago
Time to check mine, I suspect it has such a feature since it hasn’t broken in ten years without removing debris :)
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by codezero 5y ago
Coming from the Apple side of things: I don't care what you call it, I just want to close my laptop, then open it and get on with working, and Apple seems to do this really well.
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by codezero 5y ago
That's a fair point. I may not fully understand who he experimented on, but it seems like the target of experimentation for the professor here was the reviewers and the journals, but he didn't experiment on people to write the pap
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by codezero 5y ago
> The food filter is there for a reason, he adds – simply remove and clean it once a month. Uhhh, I am not the only person who doesn't clean that, or didn't know there was one? Luckily a do a bit of pre-wash so there shouldn&#
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by codezero 5y ago
I wonder if it's someone else. I'm a liberal progressive and found this story interesting and worth the read.
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by codezero 5y ago
I assume (and I don't want to assume too much) you are saying the reaction here is hypocritical? If so, I don't agree. The Linux kernel is not too different from an emergency service. Interfering with its operation/developmen
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by codezero 5y ago
Also, it's fair to say systems based on classification based on subjective criteria will always have grey area, so any absolute statement about them will be difficult to defend :)
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by codezero 5y ago
Frankly, I've become VERY accustomed to quickly closing my lid and expecting to open it later with about the same battery life and whatever I was working on sitting there waiting. Apple has set a standard that I think in the year 2021
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by codezero 5y ago
I studied comets, and published some original research on comet tail interaction with the solar wind, not that my opinion matters much, but in my experience for what most researchers classify comets, this is absolutely a megacomet. It'
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by codezero 5y ago
This is super cool. I studied comets for a while when I was in academia, and my favorite was one called Humason [0]. There are other great photos of it, some in google images, though the ones I had in the research lab in a a few books about
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by codezero 5y ago
This looks neat as a laptop, but I worry how much I'd care to use a laptop that doesn't have S3 suspend - is this still the case for all Tiger Lake CPUs, or am I misunderstanding? Also, I guess I'm curious just how bad lackin
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by codezero 5y ago
It may make sense if you couple it with the MKULTRA/influence material he also had as a way to understand his adversary and potentially influence them using their own dogma.
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by codezero 5y ago
I still own mine and it still boots and works well. I did have to replace the battery, but surprisingly it’s still available from third parties. It blows my mind a little that I can plug it right into my network and access my modern synolog
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by codezero 5y ago
I know that. It seems like a given for this forum and topic specifically that I am not ignorant of that.
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by codezero 5y ago
I agree with what you pointed out about subjectivity. I think it’s still worth discussing though to serve as a warning to others who act with their own best intentions only to have them get bitten. Without calling this out it just always le
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by codezero 5y ago
I agree.
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by codezero 5y ago
I agree, but I suspect this was also what was believed when they originally did it and adversaries found very clever ways to find that cookie store - that part at least is true, which is why I bother mentioning it, given the complexity of b
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by codezero 5y ago
Could you see the original cookie by inspecting the headers of the network request? This would presumably be the value before the page loads and gives access to document.cookie or a change triggered by a server-side header.
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by codezero 5y ago
Not trying to defend anyone here, but I wonder if there's a non-nefarious reason for this. Specifically, there have been a lot of changes to cookies lately because malicious actors (malware/adware) figured out how to access the co
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by codezero 5y ago
It helps them conflate the feature as “for the children” and not as a privacy violation, a general confusion about the coupling of these features is desirable for their marketing.
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by codezero 5y ago
Prices are rising in California too, so an exodus can’t be the explanation, probably inflation and investors driving prices up?
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by codezero 5y ago
Now pairing the A key.

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