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by i336_ 11y ago
Hm. Git clients probably supply some anonymous but consistent identifying information when doing a standard pull... per-client rate limiting, anybody? It's a nice idea[l] at least; practically speaking there's enough bandwidth to
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by i336_ 11y ago
RIP Google Code Search :( For reference, you used to be able to do this - https://code.google.com/p/chromium/codesearch - with an archived cross-section of code on the Web. I wonder if we'll ever be able to d
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by i336_ 11y ago
That thing is CHUNKY. Some decent pictures: http://pandoralive.info/?p=5519
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by i336_ 11y ago
The landing page for that link: https://www.bsdcan.org/2015/schedule/events/534.en.html Video part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l2rlRjkGhk Video part 2: https://www.youtube.
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by i336_ 11y ago
My desktop system is saying the exact same thing. The page also thinks my system is flat on a table. Close; the screens are, while the tower's on the floor :P
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by i336_ 11y ago
I noticed the 1-click install system, that's kinda cute :P (I have a vaguely similar experience when I go, er, Slackware package fishing.) It seems to me that OpenSuSE (and SuSE itself) follows a philosophy of using centralized build m
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by i336_ 11y ago
It probably didn't come across as well as I was hoping, but I wasn't going for a scathing-review motif. I could probably have couched my response a little more comfortably though. Kudos for the brave face and the positive reaction
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by i336_ 11y ago
You've unfortunately been massively downvoted for saying this, but I think you're right. Also, in Tested Well just before the screenshot I couldn't understand the sentence "And if we don’t test it well enough we want t
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by i336_ 11y ago
What did this government lab do (roughly) from a technical standpoint? The context here sounds potentially interesting. Also, can I read about these imaging systems online anywhere?
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by i336_ 11y ago
FYI, I've seen virtually zero latency running livereload experiments with the embedded browser in my Kindle, the basic 3rd-gen 2014 model. My method was extremely rudimentary - inotify -> long-polling JS (being fed entire new file)
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by i336_ 11y ago
> I'm a developer in Windows and contribute to the NT kernel. (Proof: the SHA1 hash of revision #102 of [Edit: filename redacted] is [Edit: hash redacted].) I'm posting through Tor for obvious reasons. My Google-fu isn't
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by i336_ 11y ago
> I regularly scan (ansi|gnu|color| )Forth webpages. I occasionally do too :P > Thinking Forth is on my mental shelf for so long. ML and Lisps keep delaying reading it. I know the feeling... but I'm still at the "Lisp looks
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by i336_ 11y ago
> XDGBDS is such an unstandard even xdg-utils doesn't care for it. :o, TIL > And Skype predates XDGBDS (let alone whatever the current version of XDGBDS is this week). Of course, but that's no real excuse for it not to get w
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by i336_ 11y ago
ooh wow. I have to admit, searching for "skype 100% cpu" or similar shows lots of people having this problem on Windows and OS X, so I wonder if I'm not just seeing disasterousness in a shared part of the codebase. I never ev
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by i336_ 11y ago
> I'm in a minimalist passeist phase. > ...one to one with that simple machine. Recommendation: Forth (cf. colorForth) Warning: Save snapshot of current mental state/perspective/worldview first, to guarantee sustained m
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by i336_ 11y ago
While I'm unsure about the inability to join calls, I can at least agree that the Linux client is terrible. I finally caved a few months ago, got an account, and started using it ("oh wow it handles 's/woops/fixed&#
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by i336_ 11y ago
I just ninja-edited in some info I forgot to originally include (out of freaked-out-ness): PIR (who appear to be the canonical .org registry (?)) show the domain expires in 2025 . You have to go through a captcha to run a lookup, so I incl
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by i336_ 11y ago
For convenience, the links in the OP: Digwebinterface screenshot (1002x2394, 291KB): http://i.imgur.com/iqaGKt8.png IP OpenDNS responds with: https://131.252.210.176/ That IP sends me to: https:/&#x2F
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Alert HN: X.org suddenly isn't resolving
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by i336_ 11y ago
I'm not sure about 32-bit Windows 8+, but I remember the 32-bit version of Windows Vista still had the NTVDM, which is all you need for Win3.1-era apps to "just work" out-of-the-box. With a little modification, you can run ap
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by i336_ 11y ago
Ooh. Well... now I know what at least one rainy afternoon will be taken up with! That's awesome. Actually, this reminds me of https://medium.com/designing-medium/system-shock-6b1dc6d6596... - Windows' font su
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by i336_ 11y ago
I'm sure there are some Spanish-speaking people that would appreciate knowing the URL to this hub, and a few more who wouldn't mind being aware of its existence so they can reference it, etc.
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by i336_ 11y ago
This is now returning "URL signature expired". The guaranteed way to do this is just to grab and use youtube-dl. It supports almost everything nowadays, and it's where all the updates and maintenance goes. Passing the OP URL
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, okay then. TIL. I have to admit that I've not really looked into Java that much, probably due to being tangled up in the opinions and rhetoric. Thanks for this perspective. I guess I need to explore the language further! (And ideal
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by i336_ 11y ago
I'm not sure if this sort of thing is the done thing, but I flagged this because I think the title may flag the front page on some work proxies/filters/monitoring systems. The title just needs minor redacting/editing, th
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, wow. TIL that graphics drivers are the Windows of GPUs. (Windows has had application-specific patch/fix code since Windows 3.1. Fascinating reading: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/82860 ) So this i
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by i336_ 11y ago
You might like to check out MenuetOS/KolibriOS and the old QNX demo disk. Both provide GUIs and rudimentary Web browsers. QNX was full POSIX, too, although the demo disk didn't include a terminal.
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by i336_ 11y ago
Ah, right. I wonder what the rationale behind this point is, then - especially considering the GPU is quite a bit more parallel than the CPU.
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by i336_ 11y ago
The interactive version is powered by this dataset - http://pile-of-junk.s3.amazonaws.com/domain_similarity_tsne_... - processed by JavaScript inside the page: https://pile-of-junk.s3.amazonaws.com/twitter_s
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by i336_ 11y ago
Do you have any current or distant ideas on implementing basic GPU support in TempleOS? Virtualization has gotten to the point where GPU passthrough is beginning to be feasible/viable. PS. I think this is an amazing project. I'm g

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