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Ah, so it mirrors the NLS internals
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Finer granularity than that. At least in Xanadu Classic/Green/88.1 the granularity was down to the byte
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by jdougan 4y ago
plugins in the mobile version
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For open plan offices? Sure. One of the reasons open plan offices are popular is because they offload costs like this to the staff. Maybe there needs to be a cash allowance for that kind of thing, as prefs for stuff like sweaters and headph
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Smalltalk/MT has platform threads
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by jdougan 4y ago
My favorite version of this, "Undesiderata" by Romana Machado: http://web.archive.org/web/20070206220051/http://www.fqa.com...
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by jdougan 4y ago
SCARDS/INPUT, SPRINT/PRINT, SPUNCH/OBJECT, GUSER, 0...99 $ RUN *SYSPROG SCARDS=3FTJ:INPUT.DAT SPRINT=*VIRTDEV* I was at UBC from late '84 to around '90. One of the last to use unit-record equipment as the und
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by jdougan 4y ago
GPS says aren't in geosync, they use 12 hour orbits.
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by jdougan 4y ago
Does anyone know if there is an installable keyboard layout for windows that roughly corresponds to a space cadet layout? At least for the Greek and math characters
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by jdougan 4y ago
He appears to me to have said they bitrot in different ways. Which way is preferable is a matter of priorities.
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That was intended to come under current motivations, but I should have been more explicit. What else are the other Poles around you annoyed about in this situation? Do most think Polish agencies were responsible?
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> "the discussion is an... an... epistemological one" I hear that in the voice of Agent Smith, from The Matrix.
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I know, right. Historical beefs with both Germany and Russia, a history of competent intelligence organizations, a quality military, and obvious current motivations. Yet, every time I bring up Poland as an option, usually I just get ignore
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by jdougan 4y ago
Found the chatbot
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Which province?
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by jdougan 4y ago
Under the international hypertext accords of 2010, anytime the Wired article is referenced, the rebuttals must be referenced also: Letter to the Editor: https://www.wired.com/1995/09/rants-raves-123/ Extended
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by jdougan 4y ago
Maybe it's a chrome problem, but the 3d objects appear to have the perspective backwards.
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I thought it was Royal Canadian Air Farce that did the chicken cannon?
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by jdougan 4y ago
Any way to use a drone?
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by jdougan 4y ago
In most of the systems I worked with the ACID database is the source of truth. So I carefully (there is framework support to reduce errors) run tests without committing the open transaction. Not recommended, but sometimes database copies
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by jdougan 4y ago
Integrate this with IPFS (or other DHT) and you have a distributed code database with the possibility of massively parallel builds. (Assuming I understand the claims properly)
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"The most expensive thing in the world is a second-best military establishment, good but not good enough to win." -- Robert A. Heinlein Can't say it much better than that. Threats aren't static. Wise planners plan around
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by jdougan 4y ago
You might find this interesting https://www.dreamsongs.com/MFASoftware.html :
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Yes, there is, the FeDerated Content (FDC) urn type. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4198.html urn:fdc:domain-i-controlled-at-time.com:202212:resource:fred
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I think it is important to note that the music that was played by middle and lower class amateurs in the early part of the 20th century (and earlier) was more like This Land Is Your Land than anything as technically difficult as the Gold
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by jdougan 4y ago
On the other hand, stability has value too. I can go onto CL and immediately know how I'm going to drive it, because it has been so stable. This can save a surprising amount of time.
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Looking for this. The conservatory system is a net negative for anyone but those who really want to be an orchestral player.
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by jdougan 4y ago
Would it be a completely ridiculous idea to have a special key that is required (if present) to be to the first entry in a JSON map/object?
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"In Computer Science, we stand on each other's feet." -- Brian K. Reid
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Is z-library back up somewhere?

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