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by epcoa 3y ago
Yes, and Andres (literally the “main hat” they wear at Microsoft is work on PostgreSQL, and Tom, etc. I don’t understand why pointing out what should be obvious gets people to lose their mind here and is such a controversy. PostgreSQL like
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by epcoa 3y ago
> It's true that there is some money This is such a misleading understatement. There is a ton of money. Many of the core Postgres contributors have fully remunerated employment where much of their time is dedicated to postgresql dev
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by epcoa 3y ago
Pgadmin became web based only relatively recently. The old pgadmin was ugly but functional.
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by epcoa 3y ago
It has discrete ICs though. Assemblies appears less generic than components.
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by epcoa 3y ago
It has discrete ICs amongst other things, and why do you need a pinout for resistors? What would you propose as a better generic term?
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by epcoa 3y ago
It’s not Postscript. AirPrint supports a few different formats/PDLs including its own raster format and Postscript is notably not an option.
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by epcoa 3y ago
No it’s a horrible fit. OpenSSH is focused on a high quality, secure implementation of a rather complex protocol. And OpenSSH is not a core piece of Linux infrastructure any more than say gcc is. These projects serve other, greater ends. A
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by epcoa 3y ago
Sorta, Win 95 was more on the cusp, predating the first internet boom by a few years, and it was certainty designed for a pre internet world. The marketing push was about how easy it was to get online with MSN. Microsoft leadership famously
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by epcoa 3y ago
The plugins are built with juce v6
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by epcoa 3y ago
Well they were “exposed” through a silicon membrane - but the point that were not exposed to whole blood. So the two questions on feasibility is how massive does this have to be to get effective filtration without resorting to pumping, and
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by epcoa 3y ago
No they have not. Read the article carefully. They have had some success with implanting renal epithelial cells, but they have not demonstrated filtration function. It’s promising but not quite there and things may go prove to be more diffi
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by epcoa 3y ago
Lol
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by epcoa 3y ago
> For instance: parts of the OS were interpreted 68k code, and were interworked with native PowerPC code In the grand scheme of computing devices, not particularly weird, I mentioned Palm OS for a reason, and I don’t think it changes my
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by epcoa 3y ago
People write drivers and kexts for Mac OS and Windows - and most drivers in Mac OS do not interface with open source interfaces. Writing drivers has little to do with the source availability really. I’ve written drivers and kexts for OS X
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by epcoa 3y ago
That is not workable. Unlike a G3, The Wii is not a Mac in any meaningful way and shares virtually no hardware other than the processor (tons of embedded shit used Power PCs, that doesn’t make them a Mac any more than a Google Pixel is an i
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by epcoa 3y ago
Both that headline and article are cringeworthy. You can’t extrapolate a bunch of flawed experiments like that to anything real. This is a hot area of research but that means it’s a hotbed of flawed and sensationalist research. Dunking embr
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by epcoa 3y ago
> I strongly believe that the non-existent of complicated file structures are actually by design not by chance by Unix authors, and perhaps at the time is mainly due to the limitation of the hardware And Unix was just a return to the bas
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by epcoa 3y ago
I guess. I’m not sure I buy how just removing some shitty idea from a system is copying a system that never had that in the first place. The actual meat of how the filesystems and namespaces work (and Unix has several types of files - block
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by epcoa 3y ago
Why not? How do you avoid the same failure mentioned in the linked comment and associated post?
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by epcoa 3y ago
> This is an engine for web based message board (forum) implemented entirely in assembly language, using FastCGI interface and SQLite database as a storage. A lot of heavy lifting isn't even done in Assembly. Not to say anything of
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by epcoa 3y ago
> Minimum write size of a modern Flash chip can be ~100MB(!) according to a comment found in a random orange website[1] Your reference says erase block size. That is not minimum write size. Sorry but you are clueless (and careless).
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by epcoa 3y ago
> namely the lagendary David Cutler did copied many of the "flawed" Unix ideas into modern Windows You have any examples?
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by epcoa 3y ago
We're still on 2.6 though right? I may have lost track, but I thought 2.4/2.5/2.6 was the last of the stable/long lived dev series.
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by epcoa 3y ago
What’s the point if they’re merely competitive? There has to be some compelling advantage - why would Apple throw out their ARM ISA for RISC-V. Unlike other companies the licensing isn’t really an issue.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Mega Drive and SNES emulator, then you can play an entire library of the golden age of platformers.
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by epcoa 3y ago
> unless you're willing to put in a bunch of free work. People pay ungodly sums to go to school. And even in countries with "free" education there is an opportunity cost. Let's not even get started on those that want&
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by epcoa 3y ago
This is utter shite nonsense dude. I know literally hundreds of ivy alums. Pretty sure none of them are in the register. Social register is barely relevant for many years and of no consequence to Ivy league admissions.
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by epcoa 3y ago
The person that submitted this is also sentient by most commonly accepted definitions - so sentience is quite overrated.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Yes yes everyone here gets that. The question is why would emulation on a modern OS lead to dropped inputs.
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by epcoa 3y ago
Not in my experience. I work in hospitals mostly on academic campuses - if there’s a Starbucks, it’s getting a ton of business in that captive market. Dunkin’ does a pretty amazing business amongst this same crowd on the east coast and Mid

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