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by fhars 5y ago
No, that extension has been deprecated in 3.4 and removed in 4.0.
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by fhars 5y ago
No, that doesn't even work on X86: In file included from kernel.c:181: words.c:2012:11: error: lvalue required as decrement operand 2012 | *(--(char*)hash_ptr.parm.v.p) = fpop(sst); | ^~
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by fhars 5y ago
That comment is rather pithy, but may be the most useful one of the lot. You can compile 32bit x86 executables on a x86_64 system, this should be one of the first things to try. If this works (try -O0, everything else is just asking for tro
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by fhars 5y ago
You cut the operative "... under Debian 3" from your quote. The current Debian is Debian 11, that is eight major releases later, and Debian is not exactly famous for its blazingly fast release schedule. (For context: When Debian 3
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by fhars 5y ago
Shouldn't Ctrl-I be the same as TAB, at least in a terminal?
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by fhars 5y ago
Also known as Socket 939, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athlon_64#Clawhammer_(130_nm_S...
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by fhars 5y ago
Reminds me of this game: https://deadlockempire.github.io/ where you have to think about scheduling problems similar to this.
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by fhars 5y ago
Yes, you are, sort of. The wind will still cool you, but only down to the wet bulb temperature (that's sort of the definition of the wet bulb temperature). So you will no longer be able to keep your core temperature constant, it will r
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by fhars 5y ago
I am from a western background, and the last time I checked, I had about a 54% chance of correctly telling minor from major (p > 99.5%).
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by fhars 5y ago
Well, at least that is the obvious way to delimit a math div, isn't it?
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by fhars 5y ago
I do like the style of kona if I need an example to confuse people about how C looks like, https://github.com/kevinlawler/kona/tree/master/src
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by fhars 5y ago
If you dig deep enough, you always end with Vannevar Bush https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/As_We_May_Think
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by fhars 5y ago
There is also an architectural difference in how Linux and Solaris (at least historically) handle swap. Linux adds swap as additional memory, Solaris backs RAM with swap. So 32MB RAM plus 64MB swap give you 96MB of allocatable storage on Li
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by fhars 5y ago
Some courts beg to disagree with your position: https://www.theregister.com/2022/01/31/website_fine_google_f...
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by fhars 5y ago
No, that is usually not possible. Sometines you can reset write-once-bits by shining UV light in the right part of the processor die, or you can try to circunvent the fuse checks by fault injection during, https://media.ccc.de&#x
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by fhars 5y ago
That does even transcend the meaning "simple" is used with in SNMP...
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by fhars 5y ago
You really prefer this https://javascriptwtf.com/wtf/javascript-holy-trinity to a well defined equality operator?
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by fhars 5y ago
Since you are in the EU, have you asked them if they have confirmed with their DPO that the suggested data collection and processing is GDPR compliant?
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by fhars 5y ago
What I always wonder, do French programmers generalize this numbering scheme to pronounce 0x4B as quatre seize onze ?
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by fhars 5y ago
The few Toki Pona speakers I know have this game where they make an appointment to meet for some purpose all in Toki Pona, and then when they next meet they compare where they were (and for what purpose) at the time they thought the appoint
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by fhars 5y ago
Yes, but even if P(Survive infection|Survive first infection) > P(Survive infection|Have been vaccinated), in general the far more interesting inequality is P(Survive first infection) * P(Survive infection|Survive first infection) <&l
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by fhars 5y ago
When exactly is "around midday" in a NOAA.gov announcement that has a timestamp in UTC and mentions New York to Washington state as affected areas?
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by fhars 5y ago
But it is illegal for the rich and the poor alike to sleep under bridges and to beg in the streets.
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by fhars 5y ago
I never mentioned IPv6 to my ISP either, I have no problems with the /56 they give me by default.
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by fhars 5y ago
As they say, "I love games, my favorite it the multiplayer text adventure called Unix."
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by fhars 5y ago
I am still in favor of replacing the annoying one hour jumps when switching to and from DST by having a leap second nevery hour for 150 days. That would also force people to fix their leap second bugs.
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by fhars 5y ago
No, you could wrap the whole function body in an if (!base_case) { // one more indentation level! ... } if you adhered to the belief that early returns decrease readability.
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by fhars 5y ago
How many of these come with their own genre of heavy metal music?
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by fhars 5y ago
But that explanation was given an hour after the question was asked. I think a lot of the downvotes vor supermatt are caused by HN's sorting by freshness, so many people read his slightly aggressive question after the answers, which ma
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by fhars 5y ago
If you just need something with the name of a low-letter-count-agency and a ".gov" in the URL, you might take a look at https://csrc.nist.gov/publications/detail/sp/800-207/final

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