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by ezoe 9y ago
Dell Precision laptop has nVidia GPU. No thanks. I want a laptop with 4k built-in display and no nVidia GPU.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Will the JSON be still used in 30 years later? The answer is maybe. We don't know. For a programming language like Java which is used in really serious places like banks, medical equipment, and all systems which last more than 30 years
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by ezoe 9y ago
> How can customers protect themselves? > SMS Privacy customers should make sure they're browsing either smsprivacy.org using HTTPS, or, if using Tor, smspriv6fynj23u6.onion is the only legitimate hidden service. Anything else is
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by ezoe 9y ago
It looks like most of the libraries are C++11 implementation of some of the C++14/17 standard libraries.
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by ezoe 9y ago
The Linux kernel use the variable length array in the structure which is a GCC extension and not part of the C standard. Clang don't want to support that GCC extension because it's too ugly.
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by ezoe 9y ago
I don't understand this logic. Because this native american tribe has sovereign immunity for historical reason, the patent they own cannot be patent-reviewed by US government? Why this works? Can't US(and other coutries) nullified
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by ezoe 9y ago
In the Japan I walk into my local school/community hall(on rare occasion, the church was used, no more than a 5-10 min walk away), present the voting announcement paper the govt send it to my physical address, and use a pencil to write
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by ezoe 9y ago
ICO is like stock without the regulation. You offered it without any promise and they buy it. You sell it all so the price goes down and those buyers lost the value. Stock has a lot of regulation based from the many fraud cases. ICO backed
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by ezoe 9y ago
It should rater be thought as if Apple take down wget or curl for it isn't the appropriate "app" for a particular web site. This happens because they depended on the proprietary closed lock-in platform. They totally deserve i
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by ezoe 9y ago
I was skeptical about those Purism products which shipped with proprietary BIOS and they claims they are working on coreboot and disable Intel ME in the future. At least, they are trying to keep the promise of coreboot part(It's corebo
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by ezoe 9y ago
Why does it need to use Electron if it's using the neovim?
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by ezoe 9y ago
Prevent madness systematically? I feel like it would be like orwellian world. You can only tweet "good", "plus good" and "doubleplus good"
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by ezoe 9y ago
So MSVC use PDB format which is undocumented. LLVM want to implement PDB. LLVM asks MS for help MS disclose the portion of the MSVC code which deal with PDB MS GitHub even says "Source code is the ultimate documentation :-)" I thi
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by ezoe 9y ago
Job switching is the most effective way to pressure the employer to raise and keep the high salary. If you pay well, good engineers swarm to apply the job. Job switching is the best opportunity to negotiate your salary for both current and
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by ezoe 9y ago
What I don't like about those web giant services is, to get a human support, it requires to start social pressure like this. If they fucked up something by automation, contacting to human support is hopeless unless you have very influe
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by ezoe 9y ago
I'd be pretty surprised if US govt have never send gag order to Intel and AMD.
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by ezoe 9y ago
They tried to use DMCA to censor non-copyright-able information such as this? Ridiculous.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Probably for the tough requirements for the free enough computer he can get today. He is currently using Lenovo thinkpad X60, flashing free bios, then install Trisquel(Ubuntu minus non-free binary blobs). Probably harder to install than mos
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by ezoe 9y ago
Probably for the complexity and irregularity of the number system their languages use. http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/ts/language/number.html Asian language tend to use almost regular base of 10 number systems. Other
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by ezoe 9y ago
So, If the USA spy infected my computer with malicious Linux kernel module which use GPL protected kernel APIs, Can I demand the source code?
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by ezoe 9y ago
Microsoft which provide such a standard non-conforming compiler related to the term "Modern C++"? Ugh.
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by ezoe 9y ago
Then, mathematical notation should be simplified.
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by ezoe 9y ago
The knowledge he is writing is so basic anyone must understand. You're saying like "We should not teach programming publicly since bad guy may misuse the knowledge."
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by ezoe 9y ago
So MS's anti malware software does: 1. Execute NScript, a JavaScript-like language. 2. Run as high privileged, non-sandboxed process. 3. Intercept filesystem changes and run NScript code written to anywhere, including browser cache. 4.
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by ezoe 10y ago
When I was a kid, I was frustrated for most of the adults can't use the computer so our society is very inefficient at daily life. I was thinking, since our generation has affordable personal computers, when our generation become adult
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by ezoe 10y ago
Regulating a specific application layer protocol is like regulating to speak English in the phone call. The result: We'll use yet another protocols and natural languages.
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by ezoe 10y ago
My ideal laptop I haven't found it yet. Major latest GNU/Linux distributions works out of box(I usually had to configure something manually to make it work) Decent CPU, Memory, Storage(This is the easiest requirements to satisfy b
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by ezoe 10y ago
I brought 27 inch 4K display recently and instantly regret I hadn't purchased 4K display 3 years ago. Back then, 4K display was still way too expensive. Although I could buy one, I didn't think spending half the price of good lapt
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by ezoe 10y ago
I'm not lawyer. But Japanese law has no obligation to report a crime, any crime.
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by ezoe 10y ago
C++17 is not released yet and the current major C++17 implementations aren't ready for production use. C++14 doesn't have many new features. C++14 contains many fixes on minor details which was implemented even in C++11 implementa

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