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jadar
2y ago
This ranks among those things that are obvious and yet we “study” them expecting a different outcome. “If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat. For we hear that there are some who walk among you in a disorderly manner, not working at
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3y ago
I remember installing iPod Linux on my first gen iPod nano. One of my biggest regrets is trading it in for a brand new iPod nano when they had the battery replacement program. The memories were worth much more than a free iPod.
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jadar
6y ago
The HN coin flip of whether this is about packets or woodworking. xD
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jadar
6y ago
I thought this was going to talk about all the products that just stick "X" on the end of the name.
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jadar
6y ago
I was confused for a moment, because this has the same name as a companion tool for Carthage. https://github.com/tmspzz/Rome
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jadar
7y ago
Point of context: This does not relate to vulnerabilities discovered more recently.
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7y ago
This is one of my favorite games and one of my favorite game soundtracks!
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7y ago
I can definitely vouch for the quality of this course and textbook. It's one of the favorites in the CS program at Wheaton, and Dr. VanDrunen teaches the course extremely well! The textbook does a good job of balancing the discrete ma
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8y ago
How is any of this new? I mean it's cool, but we already have most of those features with Firefox and extensions.
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8y ago
I remember messing with ACPI and DSDT when I was into the hackintosh scene. Good times.
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8y ago
The real question is can the question be solved, or is it undecidable? If undecidable, how to reduce the Halting Problem to it? ;)
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8y ago
So does this mean that there is a polynomial solution to the Traveling Salesman problem (and by extension, every other NP-complete problem)? Or does this mean that the amoeba is just really good at approximating a solution to it, so it'
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8y ago
It's interesting that this is now necessary on PC laptops to get basic things like suspend/sleep to work. I remember having to apply DSDT patches to make suspend, as well as other basic functionality, work on Hackintosh machines (