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811.
by dmm 11y ago
Lake of the Ozarks? That's so cool! I'm in California MO a little north of there. We should be friends! You said you had a few acres. Are you planning a garden for the spring?
812.
by dmm 11y ago
People fall and hit their heads and die walking and running all the time. Why not make pedestrians wear helmets? Or how about you stop using the law (violence) to protect people from themselves. EDIT: Laws like this are also a great excuse
813.
by dmm 11y ago
(Vehicle caused*) Road damage cause by anything other than heavy trucks is trival, less than 1%.
814.
by dmm 11y ago
I don't understand percentages used to describe genetic similarity. I mean I heard that humans share 50% with bananas and 96% with chimpanzees. So if 4% is the difference between humans and chimps then 2-6% can be very significant, rig
815.
Looking at the facts: Sarah Sharp’s crusade(preining.info)
3 points by dmm 11y ago|0 comments
816.
by dmm 11y ago
Check out the benchmark game for some decent benchmarks of various languages. Here's sbcl vs gcc c: https://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/benchmark.php?... On several benchmarks sbcl is less than three tim
817.
by dmm 11y ago
Redshift is free (libre) software and fl.ux is "patent pending".
818.
by dmm 11y ago
> Maybe it does use go. I just took a look at your repository. In the lisp implementation each generated function is wrapped with a prog which provides a tagbody and then a label is emitted for each basic block and go is used to jump to
819.
by dmm 11y ago
Common lisp does have a form of goto in the "go" operator within a tagbody. Was this not usable for your purposes? You needed a global goto? http://clhs.lisp.se/Body/s_go.htm#go
820.
by dmm 11y ago
The soy content will be great for menopausal women.
821.
by dmm 11y ago
When a pedestrian or cyclist is killed by a car in the US, so long as the driver is not drunk and does not leave the scene, the driver will almost never face criminal penalties. What we call car accidents are considered an unavoidable part
822.
by dmm 11y ago
Live streaming video to a web browser without the use of flash. Peer-to-peer video chat is just one application.
823.
by dmm 11y ago
Systemd is still hungry... https://imgur.com/gallery/D1XK8nk
824.
by dmm 11y ago
If Gabe complains I'll stop.
825.
by dmm 11y ago
Here's another one: Modern games are huge and SSDs are small. Buy all your games on steam. When you want to play a game just tell steam to get it and it downloads at 50+ megabytes / second. Play your 20GB game in less than 7 minut
826.
by dmm 11y ago
Imagine that you decide to get a security camera system for some reason. Maybe you have a valuable collection of something or you have a small business with lots of easily moved/sold equipment. You can easy buy or assemble a DVR system
827.
by dmm 11y ago
Type punning by casting through a union is allowed by c99/c11 in that the behavior is unspecified(not undefined) and a footnote clarified the behavior to be the expected. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11639947
828.
by dmm 11y ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear but I specifically meant the issue for the sparc port. I was not criticizing Debian in any way.
829.
by dmm 11y ago
It supports cool stuff like acting as an ldom host too. http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man8/...
830.
by dmm 11y ago
I spent a lot of time in the past few months trying to fix enough of the issues with Debian/SPARC to keep it from having to be removed. Honestly the port isn't in terrible shape. The specific problems listed as reasons for removin
831.
by dmm 11y ago
This port only ran on 64-bit machines. Support for 32-bit sparc cpus was dropped years ago.
832.
by dmm 11y ago
Support for 32-bit sparc was dropped years ago. This was the port for 64-bit machines even though it used a 32-bit userland.
833.
by dmm 11y ago
If you would like a non-copyleft free software license consider using the ISC license. It removes language not required by modern laws. It's the preferred license for the OpenBSD project. Here it is: Copyright (c) Year(s), Company or P
834.
by dmm 11y ago
Wine reimplements win32 and directx, etc, ot the .Net api.
835.
by dmm 11y ago
It's in a faraday cage!
836.
by dmm 11y ago
McDonalds doesn't sell GMO potatoes. http://www.idahostatesman.com/2014/11/15/3487642_mcdonalds-r...
837.
by dmm 11y ago
Lots and lots of women enter prostitution when they are <18yo, many of them manipulated by older men(pimps).
838.
by dmm 12y ago
I live way out in the country so my gigabit is $99. :(
839.
by dmm 12y ago
Does Intel need an amd64 license? If so it seems whoever owns amd64 will get an x86 license.
840.
by dmm 12y ago
Women are the only people who get pregnant. If you force people to choose between a family and a job some people would see that as discriminatory against women.

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