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7y ago
> If khat pays more wouldn't it mean you can sell khat and buy food with that money ? Are you implying that you're going to buy khat from a local source. Then sell it to another local source, despite the fact that there's
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7y ago
From TFA: "We reduced core Messenger code by 84 percent, from more than 1.7M lines to 360,000." Sounds like not only did they make the app quicker and lighter, they improved code maintenance too. If the android app is as the same
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7y ago
Location: South Wales, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: C, Python, Lua, Assembly, Erlang Résumé/CV: finnoleary.net Email: finnoleary @at@ inventati @dot@ org - I'm currently working on hacking Netsurf to turn
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7y ago
Is the battery for some kind of fan that pulls in air? Presumably any kind of fan would make it difficult to extract the air output properly. You should focus on HEPA compliant masks that make it easier to filter out things, like the Respro
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7y ago
> neither configurable nor documented, but in the source: Build it yourself and pass -DNTP_MAX_ADJUST=XX
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7y ago
It's not about the quality of the playing, the point is it's completely automatic!
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7y ago
As a musician this would be incredibly difficult, because (at least for me, but I've noticed it to be common among (and not to toot my own horn) high-skill players) music is intractably linked with the movement produced from the rest
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7y ago
oops! I typo'd, it's Inferno :D
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7y ago
I was going to suggest that the result was bad because of floating point error, but then I reread the value and, it doesn't seem like that amount of variance could be produced by errors introduced in the floating point calculations?
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7y ago
First off, the login page doesn't redirect to the HTTPS version of the page, so it's sending my password over plaintext. What makes this worse is that when I manually go to the TLS page, it gives me a PF_END_OF_FILE_ERROR (I'
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7y ago
It's probably worth the owner checking out the Lisp Machine, Oberon, and Inferon (A descendent of Plan9 where they improved over the original concept). They say Plan9 is a step in the right direction, but rather than attacking a specif
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7y ago
> Beaker Browser ( https://beakerbrowser.com/ ) to be its own browser even though it's "just" an Electron app The Beaker Browser actually supports other protocols than just HTTP(S). I think it's fair to
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7y ago
> Case and point, 80 character line limit: this was a reasonable limit when command lines were not usually rendered inside of high-res framebuffers, I have my font set to 12 point M+ font, which is a narrow width font, so my terminals ar
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7y ago
It's relevant for any computer with a BIOS, it's relevant for the coreboot project (although these days in diminishing value).
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7y ago
I do find the particular behaviour weird, but then I haven't experienced it properly, I've never dated anyone that's been into it!
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7y ago
It's unfortunate he doesn't list the POSIX system interface, which has personally become an absolute boon: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/ You can search it using duckduckgo with !posix
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7y ago
> And there are many websites that cover obscure topics not found in books. Yup. Are there any books covering the same content that ctyme does? ( http://www.ctyme.com/intr/int.htm )
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7y ago
BBS systems are still alive (SDF has one, and it's reasonably good and well-read). So is IRC and mailing lists, the latter of which encourages the behaviour that Usenet had.
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7y ago
You might be right! I don't admit to knowing the exact market dynamics in play here. That being said, it feels like your comment is missing the forest for one particular (perhaps rotten) tree. Firstly, addressing your argument: A lot o
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7y ago
I disagree, given that as I mentioned, those machines were manufactured at some point in time, in the last decade . From Thinkwiki[0]: As successor of the 600 series, the T series became IBM mobile productivity line. Usually lead
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7y ago
> Making both pretty and lean versions of the same app is never an option To clarify this point, it is entirely an option. Most of the layout done with CSS, etc. these days could absolutely render on older machines if built using differe
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7y ago
> The root of the problem is that our economy depends on constant consumption. I'm not sure a company built around computers that last could ever compete. If we take that as a given, surely that tells you that the economic system it
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7y ago
> If durable, maintainable, and resilient are your number one priority, maybe you want a desktop. It is trivial to open up the case and replace or upgrade components. I'm both confused and utterly baffled about why you think taking
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7y ago
I mean, it only takes a glance through Kenny's history of philosophy books to see that as a concept, it's not a very modern idea. It's just that it's only in the 1800s and 1900s that general strikes forced the idea to a
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7y ago
I think I partially agree, however, I can understand why the community itself would be worried. A big figure and a major contributor suddenly disappearing with no trace would probably worry me too.
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7y ago
This is why you _always_ write: if (*s && *s != '\n' ...) and never: if (*s != '\n' ...)
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7y ago
Ahh, sorry yes you're right. 'Psychiatrist' was what I was after.
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7y ago
This sort of action is precisely the reason why we have, in the UK, the ability for working men to vote (Originally, they couldn't, it was won by the Chartists in the 1800s), the ability for women to vote, human rights laws, worker
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7y ago
> There's also a higher minimum standard to get an MD. If you see a psychotherapist, they have to be certified as an MD and then they get therapist training.
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7y ago
> How do you do find someone good that you trust? How do you find someone worth the time? The couple of times I've tried to find someone you end up making a lot of unreturned phone calls. But it's the same with Doctors. Some do
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