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glandium
2y ago
Fun fact. Just as this story was unfolding, I was installing a Debian system on an Acer desktop machine. The Debian installer wouldn't start with secure boot enabled because of this, but also, once I fixed up things, I couldn't ge
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glandium
2y ago
From the novel by Umberto Eco. With a French director, Sean Connery, Christian Slater, Ron Perlman and more. Great movie.
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2y ago
Does Temu count as a scam, though?
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glandium
2y ago
Implementation-wise, didn't Solaris adopt dtruss (dtrace-based truss) as truss at some point (and thus Illumos)?
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glandium
2y ago
Here's a sentence I would understand: > We extend SAM to video and retrofit support for images by considering images as a video with a single frame. As it is written, I don't see the link between "We extend SAM to video&qu
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2y ago
> We extend SAM to video by considering images as a video with a single frame. I can't make sense of this sentence. Is there some mistake?
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glandium
2y ago
I'm on mobile, so I don't have that, but search for submodule in the git-config manual page.
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2y ago
Probably unpopular opinion: git submodules are just fine. They're "just" lacking a consistent UI. They have improved over the years, but the default config sucks because the defaults emulate the original, awful, UX. With prop
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glandium
2y ago
Did you file bugs with testcases?
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2y ago
> if the company lays you off, the stock may be down too Don't most layoffs make the stock go up?
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2y ago
Your function returns 3, and I don't see how it can return 2.
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2y ago
The journey of strace begins with its predecessor, dtrace Huh... strace was created in the 90s and dtrace in the mid 2000s.
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2y ago
I was like "how the f* is a website builder possibly worth $23B" and then I realized Wiz is not Wix. And then I realized Wix has a market capitalization of $9B, and I'm still WTF.
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glandium
2y ago
I would have gone with Kawawii, which would sound like Fujimori Shinjo's かわうぃーねー
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glandium
2y ago
This is where an azerty keyboard shines.
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2y ago
Also, of an input method. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_Common_Input_Method
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2y ago
Linking does not expect a full and complete so. That's what it's currently fed, but it's not a requirement. You could just as well have "import libs" in ELF too.
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2y ago
And then an earthquake moves the location 4 meters east.
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2y ago
The keyword is "arbitrary". Say you have dependencies on reqwest and clap, want to dynamically link against them? Not gonna happen. That's what people talk about most of the time for static vs. dynamic linking, at least in my
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2y ago
Not related to the soundtrack, but has anyone else experienced Wipeout with the NeGcon controller? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeGcon It worked so well for Wipeout...
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2y ago
That's kind of a disingenuous take. Rust supports producing dynamically loadable libraries. It doesn't support dynamically linking arbitrary dependencies, which is what most people would understand from "Rust supports dynamic
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glandium
2y ago
I didn't. I was too busy rendering that sample POV Ray scene with a sunset.
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2y ago
In many cases, 403 is really 404 on things like S3.
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2y ago
On top of what sibling comments mention, another common problem is that the STL has many different implementations with different/inconsistent performance profiles. If you want containers with guaranteed performance characteristics, yo
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2y ago
The largest unknown is what even IS simple? Here's a story from more than 25 years ago. A user couldn't print a document and calls local support. After they try several things remotely to no avail, the support person comes to the
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2y ago
At least in glibc, errno is thread local.
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2y ago
I guess you're being downvoted because of how you said it, but you're not wrong. I have a Japanese keyboard too, albeit not a Mac one, and the underscore needs shift (without shift, it's backslash, which means that yes, I don
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2y ago
I guess that means Hulu doesn't have Tropic Thunder?
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2y ago
Where I lived in France before moving to Japan, there were 24/7 indoors ATMs, locked, that you could unlock with your card.
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2y ago
Okazaki? Edit: damn, there are many more Porsche center in Aichi than I thought there were. I'll keep this guess, though.
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