fithisux

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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   Extremely concering. On the other hand ... with the danger of sounding funny... there are way more browsers for gemini or gopher!
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   There is also GNUStep.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   Yes Objective-C is THE C with objects. I do not understand why Microsoft stopped this effort. Paired with Win32 is easier than C++.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   I really appreciate the help. Personally I find libxcb is better for bindings. Unfortunately I mostly use my work Windows11 laptop and I think lack of Motif is a big omission. But o lot of X libraries work under Windows too.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   I used this summer pyFLTK for providing a configuration GUI. I enjoyed it a lot.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   Have to find time for this. The TLDR is that it just works.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   IRIX, it has to make a come back.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   This is also true for our planet. No reason to spend money on searching "aliens" just look near Cuba.
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   by fithisux 11mo ago

   Opam on Windows is a masterpiece of engineering
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    by fithisux 11mo ago

    No Fortran?
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    by fithisux 11mo ago

    "but the more I use it the more I feel like this old language had it all figured out," sounds superficially similar to Common Lisp
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    by fithisux 11mo ago

    In truth we need a curriculum to help people learn how to become compiler engineers. Hands-on balanced with theory. We need more compilers (and interoperability of course) and less dependence on LLVM.
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    by fithisux 11mo ago

    Removing JavaScript for a more secure browser.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Yori is also a very capable replacement.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Test with Fil-C, compile with gcc into production. Easy.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Yes. It is much more clear to be explicit though.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    True
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Immediately no, but I expect rapid decline in this kind of deaths.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Is it running on Raspberry Pi 5?
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    The Humanity Bureau You can't refuse your transfer to New Eden.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    It is a very encouraging message.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Just donated to NetBSD foundation and one month ago to ReactOS project. Keep up the good work guys!
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Now imagine people having written Assembly x86/x64 desktop apps or inline in native code. They will be very happy.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    This is exactly what I said. But vax-worshippers hear only the idol.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    Indeed they have epidemics, like co-operation with authoritarian tyrants, and participation of cover-ups by those that are the target. Vaccines did not help there, especially the evil doing of "ordinary" "educated" citiz
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    I also suggest you Google about bullets. No known vaccine at this time.
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    I made my claim very clear. Vaccines may help but not if there is income inequality, war, exploitation, human trafficking, crime and enmity. If our problems are not solved, vaccines can be seen as idols, like in ancient times. They "ma
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    ReactOS needs donations NetBSD is running a new round of donations F-Droid needs donations There are more AROS, GNU-HURD and more you can always contribute code, maintain an app, report a bug You can buy HW to run AOSP, like Raspberry-PI or
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    It's not C++ then and possibly the autoccompletion features or more modern C+Objects features will not work on DevC++
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    by fithisux 1y ago

    It was good when C++ was C with Objects. Nowadays, C++ is just a beast.