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jquast
7y ago
I really enjoyed building and programming on the Briel Computers Apple I replica, http://www.brielcomputers.com/wordpress/?cat=17
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That's a rosy picture of landfills, have you heard of the one with an underground fire approaching nuclear waste? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/20...
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7y ago
fill the screen/DEC tube alignment sequence printf "\033#8"
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7y ago
does anyone else think that windows defender is a surveillance tool, not a security tool? To hash all known files, so that when a file is later deemed illegal, it can be traced back to its origins using this private file hash database? wiki
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7y ago
even though I love python and use asyncio all the time, I think ]socat and tcpdump achieve the same means, instead of having a program dump str(binary_data) to log, as this program does, I would use the great collection of pcap tools like w
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8y ago
Indeed, this is an example, it scores a grade "F" with fakespot.com, It doesn't detail that the listing appears to be changed, but does say "Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered and removed reviews from this l
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8y ago
Very nice interface programming! glad to see my "blessed" library used :) thanks!
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Here, here. QuakeC enabled the community to demonstrate the possibility of good AI in 3d shooters in the late 90's. It spawned an era of popular titles being programmable. Some of those early bot authors went on to become lead programm
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sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systrace#Features more ... http://www.citi.umich.edu/u/provos/systrace/ it didn't work out then, but best wishes to the new generation
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8y ago
terminal-related sequences? but a websocket/PIPE fails isatty(3), so i don't think any kind of escape sequences are possible, here.
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8y ago
For C/C++, and various code generation from state description tools like matlab/simulink, specific in the auto/aircraft/safety industries, I won't mention by name here, but no FOSS. Anyway, I think about this stuff
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8y ago
MC/DC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_condition/decision_co... addresses the given example.
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8y ago
Brought to you by Pepsi
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hi again https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17904390 your disk is probably encrypted anyway, so your risk is small. just be mindful to unset HISTFILE before things like exporting secret keys during development if you'
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I noticed a lot of FOSS bug reports/emails for my projects are coming from foreigners lately, and I spent a lot of time thinking about how to help. Translation seemed insurmountable. I considered a lot of options. My conclusion was to
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8y ago
read more code than you write. for your entire career.
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8y ago
If its GM, then it is using OnStar, which does use CDMA, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnStar The customer pays for all this shit in their car, right?
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8y ago
also AR headsets that blacken out billboards and other physical advertisements, please!
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I learned Mainframe programming at a third-rate school in Flint, Michigan for a few hundred bucks (baker.edu).
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8y ago
The very charity that conducted the survey that concludes that "half" of employees have mental health issues, also happens to be a charity to help address mental health issues. Also, they need more money! https://ww
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8y ago
I save millions of commands or megabytes of bash history, its customized for maximum values, and to persist often on both of my primary computers (workstation, laptop). for the rest of the ~hundreds of computers I login to in a year I mostl
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8y ago
That report doesn't cover pollutants created by brake dust, which is a problem even from electric vehicles. See https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/03/170303091332.h... I just wanted to suggest th
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in early internet days, I would either chmod 000 the .bash_history file, or symlink it to /dev/null, to signal to the sysadmin that i don't like being watched... 20 years later and I meticulously save all of my own history, e
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I've always thought we should put responsibility of recycling on the seller, the incentive is not there for them unless they have to manage the waste. Walmart should have giant bins that accept our product packaging waste: styrofoam, p
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8y ago
This is also my favorite book, everyone please read it already! The graph output from your algorithm is pretty nice, thank you for sharing!
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8y ago
made k8's cluster with 10 rock64's, no complaints
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8y ago
How about your wireless access point, did it move with you, and remain the same, possibly unique, "wifi name"?
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I cord cut 10+ years ago as well, but they've been doing the "overimpose" since the 90's. Almost all of the broadcast stations do this, typically they advertise the next program, or other television programs playing on o
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8y ago
You could write it in one line of Python or so, using os.path.relpath
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8y ago
Facebook can take a hard ethical stance against allowing teens on the platform. Or, they could add a simple "if" statement on age, and not allow teens to be targeted for advertising. Instead, they chose to implement the minimum le
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