fit2rule

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by fit2rule 7y ago
If your government is keeping secrets from you, you are not able to be informed about the actions that government is taking in your name and you therefore cannot inform yourself about your own governments activities - thus it is not enforci
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by fit2rule 7y ago
You know whats' worse for America than Wikileaks? Americas war crimes and crimes against humanity. Wikileaks IS a journalistic organization, and nothing you can say will change that. Again, just because you don't like their po
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Assange didn't kill anyone and then flee the country to escape justice, either.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The corruption of government starts with its secrets. A truly free people keep no secrets.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
I always wonder why nobody else does it, but its a very pleasing experience to have an archive like this - and it has proven very valuable in production crunches and peaceful moments of downtime, alike. Another thing it allows me to do is g
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Besides the obvious "you get what you paid for" (i.e. cloud-based services ripping you off when they fall over), this seems to me to represent a unique opportunity for software vendors to take over the abandoned platform, and reju
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by fit2rule 7y ago
SIXEL for displaying bitmap images, yes. But I mean that term apps should have better support for ligatures - as in font/type ligatures - for doing proper mathematics.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
We've had image support in terms possible for years. I don't think that's what's needed to make a nice command line math program. Instead, we need term programs that can handle type ligatures better. Being able to use
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Metabolism. How the chemistry of your body interacts with itself. I know for sure I have 'episodes' when I've got acid in the wrong parts of the gut. I also 'feel' the stages of stool composition, and there are de
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by fit2rule 7y ago
African grey parrots are amazing animals. I once had an African grey who would help our other pets, often. She'd sit in her perch area, with a good view of the drive, and call out to the dog when she saw me arrive home. She would ofte
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Don't bookmark. Instead: Print to PDF. I have every interesting article or web reference I've ever read since 1997, sitting in a PDF file alongside tens of thousands of others. It is so convenient to be able to "ls -l | grep
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Yeah, but were they as sexy as the tiBook? Like the OP, for me the tiBook was a defining moment. A unix laptop, and it also looked good? Easy, immediate purchase.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Why would a competent developer use this .h multiple times? These arguments hinge on the Dev being pretty careless.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Yeah, the vats need to come with docs, and the kids better know how to read by then.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
>So doing a function inside a .h file and using it inside multiple .c files will mean you have the same function multiple times and it will throw a linker error if the function is not static. This is prevented by a header guard. And, als
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by fit2rule 7y ago
>Record everything You had me here. Companies that do this as a matter of course on their key production lines usually become very, very productive. Its not to catch worker ethics lapses; its to give the team the ability to understand t
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by fit2rule 7y ago
There will always be an abstract layer over which the user cannot/will not observe. Until we mere mortals are capable of growing our own chips in carefully maintained vats, we are always going to be at the mercy of the wizards in their
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Oh, it is going to be fun to see them get re-certified. Did someone forget to run the fuzzer, maybe?
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Thanks, that's really intriguing. Ah, to think of all the things that could have been ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
That's fascinating, got a link to the demo video somewhere? I can't seem to muster the fu ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Would love to know if this is going to capitalise on the 5G rollout .. I seem to remember a few years ago someone making claims that once 5G was deployed, ULP sensors would be more feasible ..
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by fit2rule 7y ago
You could do it with a language like Lua on top of C, though.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Totally. I mean .. this is a thing: https://hackaday.com/2017/01/03/getting-the-amiga-500-online...
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The designs in this article are elegant, and functional. I think the most important lesson to be learned here is that you must think carefully about how your GUI presents itself to the user, and service the needs of the user as they go thr
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by fit2rule 7y ago
On the subject of hair messes, I've always wondered what life would be like with a C+Lua-only style philosophy, stack, etc. And then the obvious thought occurs, a Lua editor/IDE environment built on top of that stack would be a ve
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Would be interested to hear more about how you're doing VR in Godot .. does it support tracking and so on already?
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Alas you won't find an audience willing to provide such countenance to the mainstream Western narrative so easily. Its a very untidy and uncomfortable discussion to have. All you have to do, is gain an understanding of the people wh
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by fit2rule 7y ago
The anti-Russia narrative is also agitprop, of an equivalent degree of BS. Please stop contributing to it.
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Americans have already decided they cannot possibly be held responsible for the war crimes of their state, nor do they have any interest in putting their own leading war figures in the appropriate places (i.e. The Hague) - so you can expect
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by fit2rule 7y ago
Americans, you need to understand this - and well: we do not compare China's concentration camps with your kiddy jails. We compare it with the million innocent people America slaughtered in its illegal wars, and which it continues to s

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