cozzyd

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   by cozzyd 2y ago

   Stop doing is all you need.
2. 602.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   Yes Apple's clang weird ass versioning causes all sorts of problems too
3. 603.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   Well now that Ross ulbricht has been pardoned I'm not sure iocaine is all that useful
4. 604.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   perhaps they should blow up some airport substations as well...
5. 605.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   -lerapay?
6. 606.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   Beyond the environment
7. 607.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   If the peasants have no chickens then let them eat bear meat.
8. 608.▲
   by cozzyd 2y ago

   I remember the thrill of installing FC4 on my then-new laptop entering college... (and have been running fedora ever since...)
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   by cozzyd 2y ago

   Does the iPhone show up as a USB media device nowadays or do they still force you to jump through hoops?
10. 610.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Reminds me of when one guy stabbed another at Bellingshausen...
11. 611.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    DiceDB sounds like the name of a joke database that returns random results.
12. 612.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Nothing is faster than C in a vacuum, but depending on the context (medium?) that can happen. In other words, someone should name a language Cerenkov
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    I believe it was mostly an llvm problem and gcc supports restrict fine thanks to Fortran support
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    In Soviet Russia, domain own.su
15. 615.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    String handling is certainly one of C's main weaknesses
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Elinor Wonders Why and Alma's Way are pretty solid
17. 617.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    What happens if I want to store -1 as a value?
18. 618.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Surprised there's no fail heil.
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Yes but every car on Mars will be a Tesla. That's like a whole planet potential of growth.
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Scam isn't really the right word. It's useful for speculation, fraudsters, technofetishists and for illegal transactions. It does have some more legitimately interesting uses (e.g. escrow) but that's not worth all that much.
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    There is a certain type of poster that says they use Chrome because of X Mozilla thing, almost like it's a rationalization. Certainly not everyone complaining about Firefox of course! My least favorite thing about Firefox is the "
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    I've been playing the system shock remake. While probably not as much as the original (which I played many many years ago...) I do appreciate how you have to write things down.
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Sure but people decide Mozilla is not meeting their standards and then switch to.... Chrome. (Or a browser based on chromium which is just a filtered version of Chrome).
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    It's strange, Firefox gets so much criticism because they don't pass various purity tests while Chrome is completely exempt because nobody expects it to not be evil.
25. 625.▲
    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Must have messed up a decimal or some other mundane detail
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Particle physicist here with my perfunctory plea to not name software after particles. Makes it much harder to find things :) (Though if someone could write a positron program that zaps all electron instances that would be welcome)
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Yes, good thing I don't have a car (or a horse) :) but that's neither here nor there.
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Perhaps their large government contract is on the line?
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Good thing the FAA acquiesced to another launch!
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    by cozzyd 2y ago

    Sure you can, https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_enterprise_...