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by hornetblack 10y ago
There's a few on this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_real-name_policy_cont... Eg: Robin Kills the Enemy
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by hornetblack 10y ago
I've written build scripts in Rust. I take's flippin' forever (relative to shell or make). But at least it has proper error checking. One of the guys working on Redox OS make a library called cake which provides macros for a
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by hornetblack 10y ago
This is quite an old version of rust[1]. I tried this a little while ago (but got frustrated trying to link it) [1] For example: * ` u16` would now be: ` const u16` * `int` is no longer a type. * `slice::as_ptr` is now a method, so using t
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by hornetblack 10y ago
If you had a Green threaded program and one of the threads segfaulted. You would probably want to catch Segv and kill that thread. (Not killing the OS thread running it). I've also seen is used to implement a distributed malloc. When a
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by hornetblack 10y ago
https://github.com/charliesome/jsos
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by hornetblack 10y ago
> I have been so pissed off with some mobile games I’ve wanted to throw my phone, even if I’m only going to hurt my phone there, and not the game." > some mobile games Cutting a sentence in half is pretty silly. His actual point
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by hornetblack 11y ago
One advantage is spinning up new green threads can be very quick. Starting a new Kernel thread requires at least 1 syscall. For example: on a network service, you have 1 thread listening for new connections, when a new connection is made. I
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by hornetblack 11y ago
> > Automatically correct spelling errors during tab-completion; > I'm terrified to put this in my shell. I had it in once (it's one the options in zsh setup) Once I was cleaning my home directory: rm -rf tec<Tab
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by hornetblack 11y ago
Given the app involved would you say "Rose tinted screens"
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by hornetblack 11y ago
I think x86 chips with Intel Active Management has the 'Management Engine' which runs an ARC processor with a ThreadX RTOS on it. It even has it's own network interface separate from the rest of the CPU. As far as I can tell
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by hornetblack 11y ago
I thought it was kinda funny when telstra had "NextG" in their marketing, because now it's essentially "PreviousG"
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by hornetblack 11y ago
The only thing I've seen people use it for is casting Netflix to the TV.
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by hornetblack 11y ago
I think the Browser uses the under key for form fields. So the javascript doesn't see the ctrl+z events.
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by hornetblack 11y ago
Even this image has Bret listed as author: http://aprt.us/editor/?load=doc/examples/Star.json
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by hornetblack 11y ago
Microsoft is going have containers for Windows Server. It looks like it would would with Docker's client as well. "Last October, Microsoft and Docker, Inc. jointly announced plans to bring containers to developers across the Docke
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by hornetblack 11y ago
Kinda. My Xperia Z didn't update to Kitkat when it was available. I bought it at JB-HIFI and therefore it came with Telstra junk on it. In /system/build.prop there's a setting called Customisation Number. So I used towe
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by hornetblack 11y ago
I found that group chat on Facebook doesn't work through XMPP.
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by hornetblack 11y ago
Although this depends on the country. If Apple says that you can't run your Mac Pro on Thursday, it would probably break some Australia Consumer Law. Although the "Only run on Apple Hardware" would probably be fine.
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by hornetblack 12y ago
In Australia the Party doesn't have a limit on funding. But all funding must be declared. The government will cover the campaign funding for their portion of the primary vote. So even if you live in a safe Liberal seat. Voting for the
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by hornetblack 12y ago
Plan 9, and therefore The Go Programming language use a different one, which is the same across all architectures supported by Plan9's assembler. (It's one reason why cgo call's are not cheap)
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by hornetblack 12y ago
Even with a 1920x1080@13" I needed to change settings. Mainly just changing the font size in gnome-tweak-tool. And I just zoom manually in Firefox because my external monitor is much lower res (1280x1024@19").
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by hornetblack 12y ago
The point in this one is SpiderMonkey is beating V8 in the benchmark designed such that V8 wins on it.
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by hornetblack 12y ago
It uses gl-rs. Which auto generates a rust wrapper around the C bindings using a compiler plugin. https://github.com/bjz/gl-rs
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by hornetblack 12y ago
It's not a regular grammar. Regular expressions were designed to handle regular grammar, and there are cases where something that looks valid is actually invalid: ex@256.255.255.255. (See the above posters link: https://niki
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by hornetblack 12y ago
> with the various "bind" patterns Nvidia have been pushing for bindless graphics. http://developer.download.nvidia.com/opengl/tutorials/bindle...
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by hornetblack 12y ago
There's a video called "Chain of fools" where a man updates Dos 5.0 -> Windows 7 In this way: Dos 5.0 Installes windows 1.0 -> windows 2.0 -> windows 3.0 -> windows 3.1 -> windows 95 -> windows 98 -> wind
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by hornetblack 12y ago
That's mostly lwjgl. So they would need to move away from that before that goes away.
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by hornetblack 12y ago
Green threading used to be default. And used libuv for io. Then native threading was avaliable. Then it became default. Now green threading is being moved out of builtin libs. Starting with green threads is really easy too: extern cra
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by hornetblack 12y ago
Yes it could be implied if left out. Due to type inference. `5` would be signed or unsigned if left off. Depends on how you use it. So you could try. use std::num::abs; let v = vec!['a', 'b', 'c', &#
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by hornetblack 12y ago
Same with Firefox on Linux. The 'S' letters are very noticeable.

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