danellis

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by danellis 6y ago
That doesn't even seem old fashioned. It's the same sense as, "I'm coming home, but I'll call at the store on the way."
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by danellis 6y ago
Go through part one of the nand2tetris course on Coursera to learn what goes on inside a CPU, then build a physical computer using an old CPU like the 6502 or Z80. You'll find lots of inspiration for that on YouTube.
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by danellis 6y ago
Does wear and weathering matter if you're just going to shred it and melt it down anyway?
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by danellis 6y ago
What was the point of selling TikTok to Oracle if it's just going to be banned anyway?
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by danellis 6y ago
Like I said in my first post, I pay Gandi. Look, you can register one yourself: https://imgur.com/tIESzRr You're surely familiar with domains like foo.co.uk? You don't have to own co.uk to own or transfer foo.co.u
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by danellis 6y ago
> it's not possible for Namecheap to rent you xxx.yyy.name I'm sure they could if they wanted to. Gandi will happily do it for $15/year. I can only assume they've decided it's not worth their time to do so.
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by danellis 6y ago
I understand that domains are just rented and not owned, but in common parlance it's usual to talk about owning a domain.
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by danellis 6y ago
Who is the owner of yyy.name, though? I'd say that's the registry itself.
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by danellis 6y ago
The owner of yyy.name is the .name registry. That's just how they work. The intention was that people register first.last.name, and that multiple people could register under the same last.name.
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by danellis 6y ago
Really? Because when I try to transfer xxx.yyy.name, it says: "Uh-oh! Your domain yyy.name is not eligible for transfer to us." I don't own yyy.name. I own xxx.yyy.name. (Of course xxx and yyy are placeholders here.) Edit: xx
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by danellis 6y ago
But can you please start handling .name domains? I have one last domain I want to transfer from Gandi. Your support agent spent five minutes trying to convince me that I didn't own a domain in xxx.yyy.name format, and that the reason i
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by danellis 6y ago
Two-letter codes are generally countries. In this case, Burundi.
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by danellis 6y ago
Protocol dictates they now delete it from NPM without warning.
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by danellis 6y ago
They always make me think of Ben Stiller answering the door in a certain movie.
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by danellis 6y ago
This isn't a real thing, right? I mean, there's nothing to interpret the command even if a terminal did somehow know how to send it. Edit: Okay, I looked at the MCP2221A and it has GPIOs as well as just being a USB bridge.
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by danellis 6y ago
They just have a spin of ½.
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by danellis 6y ago
> math tutor ... angry It's not the same language, so why should he expect the semantics to be the same?
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by danellis 6y ago
The CDN isn't resolving, which makes the page a bit of a mess.
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by danellis 6y ago
HTTPS shouldn't be any slower. The encryption is transparent to the proxy.
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by danellis 6y ago
You can also get a Nucleo board from ST Micro for about $10. It has a built-in programmer.
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by danellis 6y ago
> I know the new kids all want a fancy IDE What makes you think it's "new kids" that want to use IDEs? They're an incredible useful tool, even more so for experienced developers.
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by danellis 6y ago
It does seem antithetical to engineering, though. Are there other engineering fields that take this approach?
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by danellis 6y ago
It does seem like a fad. Kudos to those who can create a new field and profit from it. On the one hand, "chaos engineering" seem a bit like "we don't understand our architecture well enough to know what its failure modes
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by danellis 6y ago
I'm not making a point; I'm asking a question. If the light from the Sun were "from yellow to red", what would trigger our blue photoreceptors? And no, I don't understand your point. I don't see what it has to
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by danellis 6y ago
What activates blue photoreceptors?
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by danellis 6y ago
> here on Earth, it will vary from yellow to red If that were true, how would we ever see blue things?
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by danellis 6y ago
I remember Driver on the original PlayStation. Cops would pull you over if you went too fast, but the gas button was digital, so there was no way to constantly drive at the speed limit. Very annoying.
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by danellis 6y ago
I've no idea.
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by danellis 6y ago
And then where would I declare it?
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by danellis 6y ago
> The module system is explicit - there’s no 1:1 mapping with file system From the examples, it seems like there is exactly a 1:1 mapping with the file system, and it's only the visibility of that mapping that is changed by the `mod

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