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by i80and 9y ago
Well, not necessarily. The linker will strip out any symbols that aren't actually used, which may indeed be a non-inconsequential chunk of fish's bundled dependencies.
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by i80and 9y ago
I'm fairly sure you're being ironic, but I don't think it comes through in text very well.
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by i80and 9y ago
I think it is obligatory here to mention that judges tend to hand out more lenient sentences right after lunch[1]. The justice system is quite sensitive to things like this, and frankly I'm surprised that jurors are ever allowed to dri
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by i80and 10y ago
I ran Windows 95 on a 486. It was... well, it worked. I can't imagine running a 386.
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by i80and 10y ago
The passenger didn't unreasonably escalate. If the airline screws up, they need to pay the price. And physically harming the customer crossed several lines. Also, it looks like United violated their own rules: https://www.un
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by i80and 10y ago
MP4 parser, specifically; it landed in 41: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1175322
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by i80and 10y ago
Page isn't loading, but that's a pity if true :( I ended up dropping desktop Linux entirely last year, but Unity was the only thing that I thought wasn't matched by any other desktop operating system.
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by i80and 10y ago
+1 to working with Haiku. I submitted some patches, and they're a friendly and welcoming developer community.
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by i80and 10y ago
The big problem is that rpcgen is hairy and not reeeeeeally portable (in my experience, if there's a feature you want, it's not supported on your Unix). XDR is nice, though, apart from being big-endian and not having widely-suppor
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SIMD.js Rectangle Intersection(foxquill.com)
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by i80and 10y ago
Oh, I agree on the whole. Just the first line of their comment rubbed me the wrong way.
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by i80and 10y ago
I grew up on a farm in the middle of nowhere. I'm used to dealing with large animals killed by coyotes, old age, and butchering. But I don't like your attitude towards death. You might not care about snakes and frogs and such. Tha
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by i80and 10y ago
Some comparison with the mozjpeg encoder here: https://github.com/google/guetzli/issues/10 TLDR: > We didn't do a full human rater study between guetzli and mozjpeg, but a few samples indicated that m
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by i80and 10y ago
I mean, not to be flippant, but... that's just like your opinion. Of course not anybody can make a well-performing web app, just like not just anybody can make a well performing Android app. In some ways, yes, it is a little more dif
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by i80and 10y ago
New software. The version of FXOS that came with the Flame (1.0) was... not good at all. 1.1 and 1.2 added some niceties that started to make it usable as a daily driver phone; 1.3 added async pan and made things feel slick; and 2.0+ were j
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by i80and 10y ago
> HTML-based UI:s (rendered on gecko) just aren't there in terms of performance I'm actually going to quibble with this. Having ran Firefox OS 2.1 on the original (crappy hardware) Flame, all of the main UI and built-in apps we
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by i80and 10y ago
"Unadulterated original x86" doesn't really exist, and hasn't mattered for decades at least. Do you mean the 8086's instruction set? Many of those instructions are now implemented in microcode; sure, you can use the
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by i80and 10y ago
Interesting --- my experience is generally that Chrome has odd eccentricities and missing features, while Firefox Just Works. What it boils down to is that a person perceives the browser that they develop on as being "right" and t
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by i80and 10y ago
MEGA's actually quite good, FWIW. Dotcom, however, has an ongoing feud with it for murky reasons, and has been claiming that MU2 will kill it dead when released.
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by i80and 10y ago
An idea not entirely unlike this was also used in Isaac Asimov's "The Caves of Steel".
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by i80and 10y ago
We can test memory usage in CPython (3.5)! >>> import collections >>> import sys >>> class A: ... def __init__(self, x, y): ... self.x = x ... self.y = y ... >>> cla
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by i80and 10y ago
I don't know about SSRIs. They've been around for a long time, and I think it's generally understood that they're only useful as a fallback if therapy alone doesn't cut it.
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by i80and 10y ago
That "consistent abstract interface" is called PostScript. The last printer I bought was a Xerox PostScript printer, and with a few minor caveats, it's been lovely not having to putz with drivers.
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by i80and 11y ago
I think almost all non-lawyers want to export to Cuba. The problem is that until the US government stops the embargo, US-based companies are often loathe to contract with companies that offer services to Cuba.
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by i80and 11y ago
Since it was released in 5.8, I believe. OpenBSD projects tend to use Comic Sans as a matter of course as a ward against hipsters[1]. [1]: http://www.openbsd.org/papers/bsdcan14-libressl/mgp00025.htm...
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by i80and 11y ago
FWIW, Firefox OS 2.0 is actually pretty dang good. Update policy is still busted of course.
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by i80and 11y ago
I'll bite: Williamson Hall at the University of Minnesota is by far one of my favorite buildings, but has a very brutalist chic.
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by i80and 11y ago
THANK you! I'm tired of the cult of perfection surrounding frankly middling proprietary operating systems. - Every mac I've ever used has had Launchpad UI bugs requiring me to try several times to launch things. - OS X has woeful
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by i80and 11y ago
FWIW, the reason I know about the EME-free version is because I do use Windows for some things that it excels at. When I said "Stuck on windows", I was being a little tongue-in-cheek. I'm pretty darn uninterested in platfor
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by i80and 11y ago
PSA for those stuck on Windows: Mozilla makes an EME-free build for Firefox available here: http://download.cdn.mozilla.net/pub/firefox/releases/43.0/wi...

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