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A nice post about the weirdness of FTP: https://computer.rip/2020-05-20-file-transfer-pseudoprotocol...
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Lol I mean, it was obvious that it was Swiss, it's in the title, but international prices are often shown in USD or €. Anyway, to me it felt like it could be the result of a slight aversion to discussing money, or a slight glorificatio
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3y ago
That page has prices shown as numbers without any indication of currency; I've never seen that
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3y ago
Guns are designed to kill people, and WEI is designed to block unauthorized browsers.
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3y ago
In case somebody else doesn't have any context on bpfilter, here's a link from when it was added to the mainline kernel: https://www.phoronix.com/news/BPFILTER-Linux-4.18
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The author tries to find specific evidence to answer whether individual people overall had their attention span reduced, in the time period where internet + social media became widespread. They go to some effort to define terms and review e
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3y ago
I think this is just an unusual attempt to formulate their guesses more precisely without relying on linguistics. You could see it as somewhat earnest, as in they can be shown to wrong to a certain extent, and can't try to weasel out o
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3y ago
Quite off topic, but some PC games are now on Android. See for example Space Cadet: https://github.com/fexed/Pinball-on-Android/releases Once you get to enjoy a proper straightforward PC game on your phone, most e
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This is why the most immediately jarring thing of the Congo comic, in my opinion, is not even the strong racism. It's the relentless animal-brutality-based “comedy”. The racism is not so much meant as the butt of the joke, more just a
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I won a Xeon Phi programming manual at an Intel talk; I can assure you that even though it's easy to program, it is absolutely not easy to optimise. The amount of compiler+profiler+cilk+… tooling Intel had to provide was impressive.
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> WTF the CIA was doing in Brazil in the early 2010s! Wasn't the Military dictatorship in Brazil enough! Not to justify the CIA or anything, but that's exactly where I would most expect them to be actively conducting covert ope
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This is apparently with the approval of a judge (though that's not always meaningful), when targeting crimes that would lead to 10 years imprisonment at least.
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That's why they're encapsulated
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> 25 1 TB SD cards are transmitted every second, 6.25 grams per second. No, 1 Micro SD would be transmitted every 5s. Plus it's 200Gb/s = 25GB/s, so that's 250mg/40s. 4h × 6.25mg/s = 90g 3days × 6.25mg/
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3y ago
Does the century old continuously running lamp bulb in a fire brigade count as a computation, if a while true does?
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3y ago
This dichotomy about difficulty is described in more detail in this long-winded but carefully thought out essay about a Celeste mod by Patricia Taxxon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX3w4hubVnQ
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The pain tolerance part reminds me of the simple game where two players slap each others' hand in turn; the turn switches when the receiver manages to dodge a slap, but gets punished with a free slap if they twitch on a fake attack. Mo
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> I have ffmpeg and yt-dlp installed to download videos for when I am going to be away from internet access for a while Have you tried NewPipe for that use case?
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Not an expert in load balancing, but in similar problems (work sharing / work stealing, MPI get/put) it makes sense to pull only if you can pull fast enough to avoid incurring prohibitive latency at every request/message. Mul
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This specific type of ball game is widely known and advertised in Mexico, to the point that the following type of events is organised: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKvQjgC9sIY But as said in another comment, it's ju
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But that's not the same, the above process would be like melting the steel and glass and concrete from the building and hope future chemistry allows us to separate them
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There can be multiple reasons for heavy cars to be bad. Additionally, extra heavy cars wear roads much faster. It's nice to have a way of recuperating energy but it doesn't solve everything.
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> In contrast Spanish […] you can read anything correctly even if you have no clue what you’re saying. Except for the letter X which has 3 pronunciations, and some other weird stuff. Admittedly, nothing as bad as French or English.
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Not a leftie, but this is a common theme in FP communities. Loads of videos on YouTube, for example this [1] is one of multiple videos from Goulet on this subject. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3sAngid8aI There'
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Yes, it was now corrected
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The context should be dated to 2020, not 2023 Edit: it was now corrected, no need to downvote Great story! Looking forward to some follow up
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Some episodes that have subtitles are titled incorrectly (only using the subtitle). For example, this episode [1] is the first of a pair of episodes called The Written World, but it only shown as Episode 1. [1]: https://genmon.gi
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I was going to point out my Panasonic W1030 word processor as probably even more impressive since it's not even really a PC. But then I found specs and its dictionary uses 384kB [1]. Then again it's from the latter 80s, maybe prev
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- OLED would be nice to have (though it has no impact in comparison with ps5) (same for HDR) - Lack of dependency to windows and dumb windows11 requirements is specifically what makes Steam Deck “ultimate” (or maybe some less absolute term)
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> the language portion of your brain does not do logic This seems ... Wrong? I suppose that most of what we generally call high-level logic is largely physically separate from some basic functions of language, but just a blanket statemen
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