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601.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> C++26 is done Now do C++27. Why do we need every year a standard ? CADT ?
602.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> FTC action against Match and OkCupid for deceiving users, sharing personal data Google ? Meta ? Microsoft ? Oh, i see, they pay well.
603.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Now they tried it again. They never learn.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Huh ? Maybe Wine will be faster. Your games on your Windows partition do not benefit from kernel updates on your Linux partition.
605.
by hulitu 7mo ago
You forgot the ... white death: sugar.
606.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Well, there are good criminals, who are democraticaly elected and share the profit, and bad criminals, who keep the profit for themselves.
607.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> Vibe-Coded Ext4 for OpenBSD Who wants to test it ? Preferably on real hardware. /s
608.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Go away. We have (counting on fingers) ... enough money.
609.
by hulitu 7mo ago
YMMV. I heard that they weren't able to count them correctly. And they might not even be there.
610.
by hulitu 7mo ago
You need to preserve the oil. Else it is useless.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
The crap that they produce must be financed somehow
612.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Cyrix 686 166 PR200 was flying in Linux.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> and thought that they needed a totally pro architecture (which Itanium was). Was it though ? They made a new CPU from scratch, promissing to replace Alpha, PA-RISC and MIPS, but the first release was a flop. The only "win" of
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> trading cache for cores Viva el Celeron > for 2x performance You wish. Are people at Coudfare so young that they didn't heard about Celeron and Duron ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
No
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Apple discontinues the Mac Pro They replaced it with Mac Neo. Did you notice the wonderful build quality, the accesible price and that everyone is buying it ? And it has USB: U from universal.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Might Be the George Lucas of AI He might, when he will be able to tell a story. His shorts are impressive drawings, but as movies, they are terrible. And the dialogues are childish.
618.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Famous last words. To answer your question: because you will have to deal with the aftermath.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
lilo was great. Elilo was not maintained so now the only usable option is refind. Grub trying to be a smart ass and numbering things with its own nomenclature is ... funny.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
> Everyone Thought Was Absolute By Kyushu University I was expecting such a "dogma" from a catholic university. But from a Japanese one ? What happened to critical thinking ? Has been left to AI ?
621.
by hulitu 7mo ago
The most funniest thing is that, although EU, aparently, tries to get rid of US tech, it is more than happy to receive money from US tech and act on behalf of it. And of course, Chat control is for you (the people) not for me (vdL and poli
622.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> at least come up with some standard of restoring things once investigated. Huh ? Have you seen US give Venezuela its oil back ? We are human beings. /s > All these artifacts survived literal millennia Thousand of years, yes. O
623.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Although Gecko powers, besides Mozilla, also Seamonkey, Seamonkey has problems with the "modern web". I wonder why. Mozilla shoot itself in the foot when it changed the Firefox UI and partnered with Google.
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by hulitu 7mo ago
It does look much better than today's crap.
625.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Npm again. Some people never learn.
626.
by hulitu 7mo ago
The Wealthy White Men have a prostitute and escort epidemic.
627.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> America tells private firms to “hack back” Only if they know that they have been hacked. Hello Microsoft
628.
by hulitu 7mo ago
Like a virgin, hacked for the very first time, like a virgin, put your router next to mine.
629.
by hulitu 7mo ago
> Space Reactor-1 Freedom They want to send democracy to Mars ?
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by hulitu 7mo ago
Yeah, titan (Microsoft) against a titan (Amazon). Let the hostilities begin.

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