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deanstag
11y ago
but you need chrome for this don't you?
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11y ago
i dont see an option for OSX hangouts. Where did you get it?
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11y ago
For the past year, i had two projects which required me to work with LLVM. Because of the scarcity of articles/documentation, i found it really hard to get into it. The API Docs and a few articles by Eli Bendersky(thank you so much!!!
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11y ago
Some time back, i had read about a very noticeable flatulence issue for soylent drinkers. Was that ever addressed?
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11y ago
"You might even imagine a nation defined not by geography but by the rules and benefits of citizenship. Imagine that people of the future could opt-in to the virtual nation that suits them best." . I wonder if we will ever get the
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deanstag
11y ago
i am interested in this query as well
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11y ago
I meant whats the advantage of viewing it in browser? Couldnt you go through the output in a terminal with multiplexers and tail?
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deanstag
11y ago
I am curious. What is the usecase of this?
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IITs – but was it worth it?
(scroll.in)
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11y ago
I was thinking the same.
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11y ago
Or video captures ;)
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11y ago
it is quite funny to see another innocuous post amidst all the vile and hateful posts. "How do people even do this shit? (X-Post from /r/gtagifs) " ( https://i.imgur.com/po4V0QW.gifv ) Edit : added quote
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11y ago
When i saw this talk, it got me thinking. Does anybody else feel that human beings inherently have limit to the amount of things and concepts they can think by themselves. His talk presents tools that helps push this limit by some amount. I
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12y ago
I was in a dev team for a network security appliance. It is really sad they way they treat vulnerabilities and security advisories. There were very few people who know what the actual vulnerability was.The vulnerability would be listed as o
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12y ago
what is jQuery? :P
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12y ago
Yeah. I was exploring exactly this problem when i came across this original article. Later i saw that "char arr[] = "stuff" " actually inserts assembly code that puts the value stuff into the stack. That was interesting
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Are pointers and arrays equivalent in C? (2009)
(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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Statically Linked programs on linux
(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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Collection of program analysis research with a focus on machine code
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Beginners Tutorial for TCP States
(woodstok.io)
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Understanding and tracking tcp states
(woodstok.io)
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Designated Initializers in C
(stackoverflow.com)
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13y ago
I have my prefix key as alt-j. Very convenient.
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Death Happens More Slowly Than Thought
(news.discovery.com)
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