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61.
by eggnet 10y ago
Android has a system level back button.
62.
by eggnet 10y ago
If you want to ignore the part where that money was taken from someone else, then sure it's free money. Redistribution covers both sides of the transaction rather succinctly.
63.
by eggnet 10y ago
They could easily disable the autonomous functions. Maybe even refund a portion of the license fee. Who knows what they will choose to do.
64.
by eggnet 10y ago
http and rest are not the only ways to reuse a socket. You could just write the packet to the TLS stream, raw, and keep the socket open.
65.
by eggnet 10y ago
A threadpool with futures support, I gather. Very nice.
66.
by eggnet 10y ago
How are futures handled for open() and disk i/o?
67.
by eggnet 10y ago
wrk has included corrections for coordinated omission. It is a different implementation, not sure what all of the differences are.
68.
by eggnet 10y ago
Because you don't change operating systems over mild discomfort.
69.
by eggnet 10y ago
As far as I can tell there is nothing in google's terms of service that relate to defaults. How do I know this? Because Samsung replaces every app I can think of with theirs. - launcher - web browser - mail - calendar - keyboard - SMS&
70.
by eggnet 11y ago
Couldn't f check for g's errors?
71.
by eggnet 11y ago
Sounds like if you can size the cache large enough to hold enough data to keep cache miss under control, ATS is solid. Thank you for sharing!
72.
by eggnet 11y ago
It's obviously working well for you but I'm curious how you deal with the circular buffer cache with ATS. For a large library that would seem to be an immediate disqualifier. Or maybe I'm not understanding how that works. I&#
73.
by eggnet 11y ago
They aren't independent questions. Why would you get cloud based document editing and storage from microsoft or google, and then not use the freely included and well integrated calendaring and email that either provide.
74.
by eggnet 11y ago
That only works if you can guarantee monospaced font rendering on the client. It also looks ugly.
75.
by eggnet 11y ago
That's a pretty bold statement to make. The announcement contains zero detail, to the point that I'm left questioning what the purpose of leaking the information was other than page views.
76.
by eggnet 11y ago
If you limit basic income, that's called welfare. I thought the point of basic income is that everyone gets it. Now sure... wealthy people will pay more in taxes than they receive in basic income. But it would still be a tax credit.
77.
by eggnet 11y ago
I'm not sure how they can pull this off without rebranding. State, ISP, and end user devices/software filters exclude playboy by name. Right? How can you distinguish between old rated X playboy, and new PG playboy.
78.
by eggnet 11y ago
You forgot the kids.
79.
by eggnet 11y ago
The difference is you're supposed to have a monopoly on your own personal traffic.
80.
by eggnet 11y ago
x86_64
81.
by eggnet 11y ago
About half a gig resident memory.
82.
by eggnet 11y ago
I'll be recommending we try it in a lab with go 1.5, absolutely.
83.
by eggnet 11y ago
Yes, I have. We used go in a system that had to keep track of essentially large hashes containing popularity / scoring information, in addition to what were effectively routing tables, and ran into >500ms pauses. At scale, it seemed
84.
by eggnet 11y ago
Interesting. I think the GC pauses are go's biggest problem. Looks like they are tackling this head on with positive results.
85.
by eggnet 12y ago
what do you get in return for an AP CS score? The same thing you get in return for any AP class, an extra point for GPA calculations. It's a pretty big deal. The fact that so few people selected AP CS in these states deserves serious
86.
by eggnet 12y ago
I made a good case that they do care, which you didn't address, at all.
87.
by eggnet 12y ago
No, what this is, is cheap shelter. The rest of what you are saying is just an inability to cope with reality. And I mean that in the nicest way possible. It is hard, and deeply troubling, to accept that there is such a large group of displ
88.
by eggnet 12y ago
GitHub should cut China off from all services until the attack stops. It is clearly something the Chinese government doesn't want, or they'd just block GitHub in the Great Firewall themselves.
89.
by eggnet 12y ago
I'm not sure how that's relevant to this. It's bad, as I allowed in my statement, but I'm not seeing other parallels.
90.
by eggnet 12y ago
Microsoft has done some shady things, but at no time in Microsoft's history would they have installed this.

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