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301.
by fla 11y ago
I thought about MSN Messenger. I'm getting old I guess ...
302.
by fla 11y ago
It's implemented as RPC over localhost. Doesn't replace dynamic linking, but can be very handy nonetheless ;)
303.
by fla 11y ago
Maybe, but did you know that Linux is used by the large majority of computers on the planet ?
304.
by fla 11y ago
> Long names get worn down to three-letter nubbins, like stones smoothed by a river. Except when they don't ;)
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by fla 11y ago
Previous workplace.
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Decertifying the worst voting machine in the US(freedom-to-tinker.com)
7 points by fla 11y ago|0 comments
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How the Mill CPU does fork() in a single address space(millcomputing.com)
74 points by fla 11y ago|18 comments
308.
by fla 12y ago
This TED talk from Dr. Canavero explains it a bit further. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmGm_VVklvo
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by fla 12y ago
Siblings comments nailed it. Sometimes it's just the easiest solution. In the case of my tv, it doesn't support wireless, and installing cables is out of the question. There might be other ways, but honnestly I'm fine with co
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by fla 12y ago
Nothing rages me more than beeing unable to copy a 5GB file (4GB limit on FAT32) on an USB stick just because a PC and a Mac are actively _not_ willing to cooperate. Recently discovered my TV was able to read ext4, never looked back :)
311.
by fla 12y ago
They call it Nano, I call it a server. Happy to see Microsoft is evolving. Let's hope it will be for everyone's best.
312.
by fla 12y ago
If you can't pratice defense / train on your grounds, isn't it giving your enemy an advantage ?
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The malware campaign that went unnoticed(ocelot.li)
1 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
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Linux on Your Canon DSLR? Why Not?(magiclantern.fm)
78 points by fla 12y ago|20 comments
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SHEP the Drone – Worlds First Drone Sheepdog(youtube.com)
1 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
316.
by fla 12y ago
Yes, and I remember having fun in those after school as a kid. Sounds terribly unsafe now that I think about it :S
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Super Mario 64 HD(roystanross.wordpress.com)
359 points by fla 12y ago|120 comments
318.
by fla 12y ago
GC pauses already occur in most JS engine. They are especially tolerable in a web app.
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Google, Intel, and TAG Heuer Team Up on Luxury Smartwatch(bloomberg.com)
1 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
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AMD,ARM,Imagination,Samsung alliance publish official shared GPU-CPU blueprints(theregister.co.uk)
16 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
321.
by fla 12y ago
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:eU8WfOm...
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Quantum DJ (experimental quantum noise machine)(warmplace.ru)
1 points by fla 12y ago|1 comments
323.
by fla 12y ago
I think you're wrong here. The 'craters' on the picture are defenately something different. If it was that common, the scientists and/or the people would know about it. What we're talking about here is very rare.
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How cable networks speed up shows to squeeze in more ads(engadget.com)
4 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
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by fla 12y ago
Agree. Even the spoken form (at least in the languages I know) is formated this way: You say "ten euros" and not "euros ten". I'd be curious to know why it was decided to write it the other way around.
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Dumping Git Data from Misconfigured Web Servers(blog.netspi.com)
2 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
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Exploiting “BadIRET” vulnerability(labs.bromium.com)
3 points by fla 12y ago|0 comments
328.
by fla 12y ago
I honestly don't know a thing about Erlang. But from my humble understanding of the interpreter source in the article: if is_list(list) is true, then the list is not empty. If you ask me, a respectable dequeue operation shoudn't n
329.
by fla 12y ago
If you need to know if it's not empty, shoudn't it be easier to just test if the pointer to the first item is not-null ?
330.
by fla 12y ago
Both I guess. A mail from @ycombinator.com asked me for a repost.

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