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iberator
9mo ago
Next, next, next, next Except choosing installation path. I'm glad that after windows 10, you can finally install most software as NOT ADMIN via disabling(!) UAC completely :)
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9mo ago
The point is that it would still work if you block JS, CSS and graphics. Check it out in lynx for example
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iberator
9mo ago
Check this out youngsters: <html> <pre> TEXT </pre> </hml>
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iberator
9mo ago
Ansible and vagrant is easier and battle tested.
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iberator
9mo ago
Same here. i HEARD about 12 steps but never actually seen them pinpointed like that. Simple yet amazing post
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iberator
10mo ago
You must be extremely young.
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iberator
10mo ago
Whats smug mug?
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iberator
10mo ago
Same here. Only memory remains :)
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iberator
10mo ago
Instagram has them too.
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iberator
10mo ago
Computer games have been doing it for decades already.
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iberator
10mo ago
You nailed it: < FOR ME >
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iberator
10mo ago
How do you know if its redacted?
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iberator
10mo ago
Sometimes you ARE forced to fly with them. Some airports have contracts with them etc etc
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iberator
10mo ago
It is the best pc emulator ever. Only one on the market that runs virtual hardware with proper speeds: disk IO, cpu speed, cdrom/floppy speed, cpu cache speed, ram speed, serial speed, cpu registers speed etc etc)
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iberator
10mo ago
> QB64 is a modern extended BASIC+OpenGL language that retains QB4.5/QBasic compatibility and compiles native binaries for Windows (7 and up), Linux and macOS (Catalina and up).
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iberator
10mo ago
Living without the Internet is still doable. Just a little bit harder. You gonna lose some time and money (buying bus tickets physically and not buying cheap junk over the internet, BUT you're gonna gain like literally 6h per day :) B
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iberator
10mo ago
Its gonna fail. Early web won because of simple protocols (telnet, ftp, http, rfinger, IRC, smtp, zmodem) without encryption. You could literally telnet / nc into port and DO stuff. Encryption destroyed the simplicity of the internet..
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iberator
10mo ago
Its niche. Lisp, Cobol, Fortran, Algol 58 - oldest and moat commons langs
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iberator
10mo ago
Who uses them anyway? Almost nobody in Europe
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iberator
10mo ago
Why do you need THAT fast js for? Firefox is amazing speed even if second in the benchmarks.
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iberator
10mo ago
LOL. Why would you need a truck if not for towing something?!
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iberator
10mo ago
Maybe it was indicted speed and not ground speed LOL
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iberator
10mo ago
Does it run JavaCard as nearly all debit/credit cards?
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iberator
10mo ago
The problem is that AI takes jobs faster than creating new ones. That's unique in human history
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iberator
10mo ago
How to install it?
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iberator
10mo ago
Just link statically compiled emacs into /sbin/init and you are done
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iberator
10mo ago
Intel did this is 1989 with iAPX 432. Super interesting and SUPER complex (just check out the documentation of cpu architecture), that's it failed hard. Flat memory model always win vs Star Trek like architecture who bo one understands
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iberator
10mo ago
Fun and nostalgia IS value! Same as minimalism. It's fun to push old hardware to the limits and develop software/hw for it (such us wifi for apple 2 from 1979 hehe) Clunky hardware has one advantage too: It's usually a single
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iberator
10mo ago
Any wizard here? Fill-C vs Rust? Realistic comments without hype.
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iberator
10mo ago
There has been no such operating system in the past 60 years. All systems have root/admin/god accounts
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