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by colejohnson66 1y ago
SQLite is public domain (as much as is legally possible). So there's no "rights" to "sell" except the trademark.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Midori is certainly an interesting project, but no; I meant the old "code access security" model that .NET Framework had.[0][1] Administrators (and other code) could restrict you from doing certain operations, and the runtime woul
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
.NET ResX localization generates a source file. So localized messages are just `Resources.TheKey` - a named property like anything else in the language. It also catches key renaming bugs because the code will fail to compile if you remove&#
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Microsoft blocks more Microsoft Account bypasses on Windows 11(windowscentral.com)
3 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|1 comments
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
.NET Framework tried that with their whole "security" system, but it was a massive failure. The only fool-proof solution is separate address spaces and OS cooperation.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Not exactly the same, but intrinsics in some languages are purely name+signature matched.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Because Objective-C doesn’t have access controls. If a method exists, you can call it. A "private" API is just an undocumented one.
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Linus Torvalds Lashes Out at RISC-V Big Endian Plans(phoronix.com)
25 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|9 comments
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
IBM*. They approached Intel for the 8088 for the 5150, but said "We want a second source". So Intel reeled in AMD. Second sourcing at the time was pretty common.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
The idea was that the free bit would be repurposed, likely for parity.
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Choices (2000)(joelonsoftware.com)
1 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|0 comments
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ARM is great, ARM is terrible (and so is RISC-V)(changelog.complete.org)
3 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|0 comments
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Slack allows responding to a message directly as a separate thread. You can optionally put the reply into the main log.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
But that's not a personal pod on a pseudo-train that a tech-bro could sell me
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Katy Freeway's at 26 and counting! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_10_in_Texas
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
But *sparkle emoji* AI *sparkle emoji*
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
What's "missing" is the ability to launch things the "Bash" way: `KEY=value ./myApp`. Where the variable is scoped to the single execution. Windows' command prompt requires two separate invocations:
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Assuming no malice, I'd guess it's for space saving on the car's internal memory. If the data was uploaded off of the car, there’s no point keeping it in the car.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Ubuntu's Wubi was a great attempt at a "try Linux" solution, but - Canonical being Canonical - killed it.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
It's even in the name: a command line application . The disconnect comes from Apple adopting the term "app" when they launched the App Store in 2008. And the aggressive marketing campaign with phrases like "there's
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
An all bot server kicking the only human player?
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XSLT removal will break multiple government and regulatory sites(github.com)
160 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|146 comments
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
"The Zuck" can't be removed — he has more the 60% of the votes![0] The board stupidly voted to do so a few years ago. [0]: He only has about 13% of the shares, but the dual allocation means that his class B shares are worth 1
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
No. The idea is that website authors do the work. The proposal suggests the browsers wholesale remove support and forget about it. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/11523#issuecomment-315...
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Beyond Booleans(overreacted.io)
1 points by colejohnson66 1y ago|0 comments
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
As if removing XSLT entirely won’t break back-compat?
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
So the problem is Linux, not Docker, then.
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
You do: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/discussions/14793
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
Yes. Writing a language in your free time means juggling work on the side. Or you can be at Google and get paid to write Go for your job, and get free marketing from it. Even Rust had the backing of Mozilla. Until your "pet" langu
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by colejohnson66 1y ago
An "NPU" is a matrix multiplier accelerator. It removes some general-purpose stuff that GPUs provide in favor of more "AI"-useful units, like support for values a byte or smaller (i.e., FP4, INT4, etc.).

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