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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
Interestingly, the old maintainer (Keith Packard) has a fairly recent (2018) list of improvement ideas for Xorg: https://keithp.com/x-ideas/
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
Since the universe may be encoded on lower-dimensional boundary, that means that you are not alive, per your definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
Nitpick: Reusing a name and shadowing and existing binding because the name is equivalent isn't "overloading". But I don't know if it should be called shadowing either because there is no function scoping in effect... Hm
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
The last published test result is a few years old, but it seemed to work with minor issues: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iI...
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
Took me a while to find a current list of commits, here it is: https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/flightgear/commit_brows... (the Github mirror is not updated)
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
When you say "Flight Simulator team", are you talking about the team that ported the subLOGIC simulator to the IBM PC?
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
There is fresh federal legislation on this subject: Mietrechtsanpassungsgesetz (MietAnpG). Here is an overview: https://www.etl-rechtsanwaelte.de/aktuelles/mietrechtsanpass...
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
Translated from the German Wikipedia article: In 1947, António de Oliveira Salazar initiated a rent freeze for Lisbon and Porto, which remained in force for over 40 years and ensured that for some old-style apartments in the late 1980s, &lt
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
More details on the German Wikipedia article (it can be translated): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mietpreisbindung#Mietpreisbrem... Interestingly, legislation like this was in effect from 1945-1988 in West-Berlin.
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
I don't understand the goal of this post, it seems like it is just a list of short summaries of whatever libraries have CSP in the their name. What problem are you trying to solve? Are you trying to number-crunch across many machines?
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
This account made the edit removing the image in the Wikimedia Foundation blog post: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Adamjonn...
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
You seem to suggest people have that expectation, but I think it might be very culture specific. Where I come, people will not freak out if it takes you a day to respond to an SMS.
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
"There's nothing dishonorable in fulfilling your obligation as a United States citizen," So if she wasn't a US citizen, how would this be different?
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
All right. Still Windows specific though. Could WinUI/UWP become available on e.g. Linux, or is inherently bound to Windows?
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
What about American Samoa? Currently, only people with sufficient American Samoan heritage are allowed to own land. According to people interviewed in Radiolab, this law is in conflict with the American constitution, which is why some Ameri
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
It's not gonna run everywhere, for the same reason WPF doesn't run everywhere. Given that the apps written with this will bind to Windows using C++, and there is no abstraction in between (like Qt), it's not gonna be portable
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by iso-8859-1 7y ago
It's impossible to use native widgets with Qt. React Native for Windows will make it possible to write applications in the React style (PropTypes and automatic propagation of updates), but using native Windows widgets. While Qt emulate
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
It's a modified Microsoft Flight Simulator X, so since that works fine in Wine, Prepar3D probably will too.
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
Regarding the Fehmarn link, construction has just started: https://femern.com/en/News-and-press/2019/March/New-activiti...
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
On DB's CityNightLine, you could lock the door. Of course, the five other people in the room could steal from you. I always just put my backpack against the wall. Would be impressive to have one of your five roommates open your backpac
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
They just went bankrupt because of outdated ingredients. https://www.insidescandinavianbusiness.com/article.php?id=34...
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
Does it cross the threshold of originality? It is just 3d line chart. Any it hardly matters what data is actually plotted, so I assume they used something random.
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
First you mention Nakamoto consensus, then you mention "existing consensus code". Are you including Bitcoin script when you say consensus? It seems like a huge task to formally model the whole consensus system, including OP_CODESE
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Open source Molten salt nuclear reactor design(github.com)
317 points by iso-8859-1 8y ago|88 comments
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
Needs a diff mode so that it can also replace vbindiff.
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
They failed because compiles took forever and you couldn't debug very well. With Graal and WebAssembly, performance might be better.
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
There was a big drama in 2012. http://Archive.is was proactively archiving Wikipedia links. An unauthorized bot (RotlinkBot) was linking to Archive.is. The bot was banned. I liked how Archive.is was so fast at archiving, its UI
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
So if I understand this correctly, it was a hard fork in version 0.15 (by the definition 'accepting a subset of blocks than a previous version'), but nobody exploited it. Similar the BDB/LevelDB incident documented in BIP 005
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
You are reading cleaned up source code that only compiles and runs on Linux. That's why it looks nice. Many thanks to Bernd Kreimeier for taking the time to clean up the project and make sure that it actually works. Projects ten
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by iso-8859-1 8y ago
How do you think the asyncio (formerly Tulip) sources compare?

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