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by dmm 6y ago
Does ffmpeg have access to the video decode acceleration on these boards? Or is it an external binary that, for example, Kodi is using to decode?
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by dmm 7y ago
They tlds are basically scams. When they are introduced they claim to have a rollout schedule that allows the general public to register names but the good names are effectively reserved. I tried to buy california.beer on the first day .bee
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by dmm 7y ago
This reminds me of another classic: http://www.coboloncogs.org
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by dmm 7y ago
> if that invalid state has wound up in persistent storage. The same can be said for a program recovering from a power loss?
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by dmm 7y ago
The dark side of the moon always faces away from earth. It is more accurately called the far side of the moon. During a new moon the "dark side" is lit by the sun. It receives as much sunlight as the near side but always faces awa
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by dmm 7y ago
Most property crime goes unpunished in the non-internet world. An anonymous someone walked off with my bike a few years ago, a crime unpunished to this day. Does this point to a fundamental flaw?
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by dmm 7y ago
You're probably right, I must be missing something. I'm also still on futures 0.1 because I'm still porting it to std::futures. Here's an example of what I was discussing: https://github.com/dmm/exop
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by dmm 7y ago
The naming is a little confusing here. This is Actix the actor model library, not "Actix web" the web framework that's usually discussed. Originally "Actix web" depended on Actix the actor library, but no longer. Th
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by dmm 7y ago
I have been drinking non-remineralized reverse osmosis water since conception and I'm fine. Plus remineralization isn't as effective as you would think. Most of the minerals removed by RO can't be easily reintroduced as they
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by dmm 7y ago
The big tech companies work together to suppress worker's wages. [1] Why is it so ridiculous for workers to work together to increase them? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
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by dmm 7y ago
Thanks for that source. She claims to have come up with the term on Feb. 3rd, 1998 and the OSI was formed the same year. That suggests the term wasn't used long before the OSI.
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by dmm 7y ago
> the term was around for a long time before the OSI was started Is this actually true? It was my understanding that the term "open-source" was invented by or around esr, one of the founders of OSI.
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by dmm 7y ago
What about LeVar Burton? His given name has two capital letters!
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by dmm 7y ago
Be careful most of the Sceptre tvs are RGBW panels so they aren't true 4k.
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by dmm 7y ago
>> identifying the bugs that junior developers have written > Bugs are written by all seniority levels of engineers. Sure but the Senior devs are too arrogant to ask for help ;)
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by dmm 7y ago
> (but somehow can't bring themselves to live without content that's ad supported)? Every day that becomes less and less of an option and presenting it as an option is disingenuous. Are you seriously suggesting that people live
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by dmm 7y ago
If you don't mind, how are you randomizing these metrics?
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by dmm 7y ago
People who advocate change should refuse to participate in any aspect of society. Otherwise their arguments are invalid because of hypocricy!
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by dmm 7y ago
Sure but that's a different problem than "it’ll require all users of our chmlib crate (and their users) to have Autotools installed." I'm just being pedantic. It's a problem...
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by dmm 7y ago
> This may be problematic because it’ll require all users of our chmlib crate (and their users) to have Autotools installed. Autoconf creates a portable shell script, right? No need to have it installed just to build the project.
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by dmm 7y ago
The claims about ProtonVPN have been disproven.
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by dmm 7y ago
Because TSMC Taiwan is very important to the whole world.
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by dmm 7y ago
False positives. When selecting from a small pool of suspects the chance of a false positive is negligible. If you are searching the entire population it is no longer negligible. False positives mean a SWAT team knocking down your door and
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by dmm 7y ago
He has at least one honorary phd.
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by dmm 7y ago
Rivendell bicycle works is quirky but harmless.
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by dmm 7y ago
Early precedent was that only the federal govt was limited for all of the bill of rights. For example in 1876 United States v. Cruikshank found that the 1st and 2nd amendments only applied to the federal govt. Over time the supreme court h
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by dmm 7y ago
I think ORM vs concatenated strings is a false dichotomy. Prepared statements or stored procedures also protect against sql injection.
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by dmm 7y ago
Prisons in the US no doubt have a lot of problems but I don't think Louisiana has any private prisons. And private prisons only hold 8.5% of prisoners across the US.
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by dmm 7y ago
> I know i can implement an up-tree or a doubly-linked-list safely just fine. Great, just make a few unsafe definitions for your list implementation and the rest of your code can enjoy memory safety.
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by dmm 7y ago
That's weird. The wayback machine suggests that the page was updated to remove his name... today. I'm not sure what's going on. https://web.archive.org/web/20190827190701/https://wiki.line

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