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1981.
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glandium
12y ago
The worst part is that he's just talking about things like collation, that are relevant to the libc API. Add displaying that text to the equation and the list explodes.
1982.
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glandium
12y ago
I don't know if all countries that had such a law removed it, but in some countries, attempted suicide was a crime punished by death penalty.
1983.
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glandium
12y ago
Note the Google implementation is full of code from Cisco. FWIW.
1984.
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glandium
12y ago
> and no dealing with airport security or lines at all. Note that the upcoming maglev train will have airport-like security.
1985.
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glandium
12y ago
> Pointers are guaranteed to have LSB of zero Except pointers to functions in ARM thumb. Or more simply pointers inside strings.
1986.
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glandium
12y ago
How can 1904 + 2^31 seconds = 2010 when 1970 + 2^31 seconds = 2038?
1987.
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glandium
12y ago
I think there are two additional elements other than her being a woman for all she described, that probably contribute as much: she's young, and attractive. The former alone is enough for most of her examples to work equally with male
1988.
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glandium
12y ago
"sha384 was chosen because it is possible to fit an ELF binary into sha384 digest" Except none of the sources have a sha384 that ends up being an ELF binary. In the first example, the important thing is that the sha384 digest star
1989.
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glandium
12y ago
And when you go on a trip, you have to take one more charger...
1990.
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glandium
12y ago
It's actually not a japanese-specific setup. I got a japanese earthquake alert on my french Nexus 4. (and it was, fortunately, a false alarm; rare event, but that happens)
1991.
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glandium
12y ago
I guess this is true in many countries (no tests for french driving license holders). I'm french, and didn't have to take a paper test, or a driving test when I got my license in Japan. Which is kind of ridiculous considering they
1992.
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glandium
12y ago
What is confusing is that the article introduces both derivatives (of a function and of a number) as D, when both are definitely not the same thing. EDIT: that is, the fact that they have the same name and the same symbol is what's con
1993.
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glandium
12y ago
Firefox does this already, if the web site has a <link rel="search">. Go, for example, to https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ , which I know has that, now click on the drop down to select a search engine, there
1994.
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glandium
12y ago
There's a real need for per-memory-range segfault handlers.
1995.
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glandium
12y ago
Another problem is that while most japanese characters take 2 bytes in SJIS, they take 3 in UTF-8.
1996.
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glandium
12y ago
A C compiler is not a single executable. If you take gcc, compiling C code involves a preprocessor, a compiler, an assembler and a linker (and that's a.simplified view). To make matters worse, the assembler and the linker are not even
1997.
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glandium
12y ago
Did you try changing the runtime to libgreen? It uses a thread pool and dispatches jobs to them instead of spawning a new thread for each job.
1998.
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glandium
12y ago
Microsoft Exchange has that feature, exposed in Outlook. The fun thing is that IIRC it sends a special email to trigger it. So if the recipient is not using an Exchange server, he sees both emails.
1999.
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glandium
12y ago
In fact, that goes as far as Apple basing some of their TV campains entirely on apps they haven't developped. Even now.
2000.
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glandium
12y ago
I know first hand of a few cases of non competes working (in France), and they all involved the ex-employer paying substantial amounts of money for the time the ex-employee was prevented from working for the competition.
2001.
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glandium
12y ago
> A lot of businesses used the consumption tax increase to raise prices. That. And the government encouraged it. In 2004, a law made it obligatory to display prices with consumption tax included (税込み). That obligation was lifted 6 months