cogburnd02

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by cogburnd02 6y ago
No. Just, no.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I think it'd be cool to merge it (this) with the rendering part of netsurf, which can run on a framebuffer.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> C / C++ are not secure for real-world use cases. Is the kernel Linux not a real-world use case?
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Except for Bruce Schneier. https://www.schneierfacts.com/
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Doesn't seem to work on IE 11 on Windows 10.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Sci-hub has the pdf of the original in Comm. of the ACM under the DOI https://doi.org/10.1145/68814.316006 Has a nice Far Side too.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> The FSF is too dogmatic. I disagree. They have a moral value system, and they adhere to it. Just like (say) Roman Catholicism. The FSF's point of view is that by providing repositories (which make installing a program a single com
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I wonder what percent of the occurrences of "wheee" were about that one firefox ad? https://youtu.be/_HC42Js7cWs
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
If they start charging for search then 1/3 of Earth will use Baidu, 1/3 DuckDuckGo, and 1/3 Bing.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
FSF also supports Replicant which works with refurb'ed (older) phones now. I own a Galaxy S3 & intend to get Replicant running on it.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Have you looked into Nuttx?
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
And Pac-Man.[1] And Tetris.[2] And Mario.[3] And if you're particularly masochistic, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.[4,5] And loads of other games and programs.[6] 1 https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/PluginPa
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
That is hilarious.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> some open license video Perhaps 'Copying Is Not Theft'[1]? https://youtu.be/IeTybKL1pM4
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
mini-HTPC to watch movies on.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I have yet to get mine working. I got a GDEMU and then upon taking my DC apart realized I had the wrong model. Also have a PS2 trackball and PS2->DC kb/mouse adapter.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
My favorite rhyme comes from Perry Como: The way that we cheered/whenever our team/was scoring a touchdown, The time that the floor/fell out of my car/when I put the clutch down
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
That is not a citation. A citation provides enough specific information to independently verify that a claim comes from some authority. A citation would include (at the very least) some kind of statute or clause number.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Citation needed.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
For a moment--just reading the title--I thought this had something to do with 'Shaq' O'Neill.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Why wouldn't they accept png format submissions? I create stuff (mostly super-simple tiled backgrounds) in Kolourpaint and I always save as png.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I was going to ask if it had Nohzdyve, but remembered that it was only for ZX Spectrum.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Yeah older ttys were basically a typewriter with a connection to a computer between the keys and the printing mechanism https://youtu.be/CRdma6NINIw
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I think they may have meant it wasn't prescribed by a veterinarian with a medical degree.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> permanent read errors I wonder if you read the tape in, say, 51 times and the tape might read a bit a certain way more or less than half the time, if it would fix such errors. E.g. if we have five reads of the same byte on tape: 010101
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
ELVM uses a modified version of 8cc to compile C into some utterly weird targets. Brainfuck, sed, TeX, whitespace... https://github.com/shinh/elvm
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Hmmmm... https://sta.li/
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
I do stuff with electronics & retrocomputing so add on top of that a bunch of USB->serial adapters to connect to old hardware; let's see Apple //e TRS-80 Model 100 Vt330 terminal Plusdeck 2c cassette tape deck Lego ser
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> reverse form feeds A form feed is 0x0C or ^L in ASCII. What the heck is a reverse form feed?
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
So where does the firmware reside? On the sd card/usb drive? Or on a chip on-board? Or somewhere else I haven't thought of?

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