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by justin66 1y ago
“We’ve got both kinds. Country and western!”
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> Louisville is now a firestorm as a result. Let's leave that word to mean what it actually means. Louisville experienced a serious fire.
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The cookie is new, AFAIK. The expressed contempt for hners is of course eternal.
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> I think the short story is that the people who develop Wayland are the people who used to develop Xorg. They certainly say that to people a lot. Oftentimes the person saying it is young enough that I wonder how much time they spent wor
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That’s new. Argh.
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The author of xscreensaver holds hn in a certain amount of contempt, yes. Just go with it.
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Also balls
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It doesn’t lock the screen properly under Wayland. There’s an abyss of complaining about Wayland on jwz’s blog. https://www.jwz.org/blog/2025/07/xscreensaver-wayland-and-lo...
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The default is, don't use it.
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> That sort of solution is cancer if you want to do anything the display server authors didn't think of. Hey come on man, a locking screen saver is a totally niche application. No demand for that.
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It has been forked at least once: https://docs.turso.tech/libsql
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No, this seems like the kind of madness a human bureaucracy is fully capable of without the use of advanced computing.
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Even though we all complained (perhaps not in so many words) about the eternal September and the damage done by opening things up to a larger number of people, the early AOLers were paradigms of intellectual curiosity and urbanity compared
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> I wonder if there is any alternative? Raspberry Pi 5 + the 26 TOPS HAT+ is not cheap. Combined they're like $250? Not expensive. On the other hand, at that price maybe you ought to get a Jetson Orin Nano.
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Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Turing Test – 2 Oct 2025 [video](youtube.com)
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I understand what you're driving at but at this stage of the game it's quite American.
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Not really. Doom just requires a 32 bit CPU (maybe someone even kluged it together on a 16 bit platform?) but NetBSD requires a CPU with an MMU.
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I'm well read on the topic and I've never heard it referred to as "a social or formal science." Where is this coming from?
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> I don't know anyone who has heard of this book I can't imagine polling everyone I know about a specific book. How does that work?
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What's Bernstein working on that would have demanded this?
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by justin66 1y ago
Not scheduled to drop until tomorrow, so anything on this page is probably subject to change. Still: TCP stack is now running in parallel on multiple CPUs. Up to 8 threads are used to process TCP traffic. That feels like it might be a big
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Has even a single programming language made the complete documentation and implementation effort you're describing? It'd be interesting to read about.
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Mistakes were made!
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It's all true, when I moved to the west coast from the midwest I was struck by the way everyone just piled their possessions into a heap in the middle of their workspace rather than placing them in labeled containers. At times the heap
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> This is a dumb way of scoring the bug. The above is a motto for the entire vulnerability industrial complex.
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This was interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKgN2G9d0dc The turbines I saw in Iowa weren't loud enough to drown out distance sounds of the highway. I didn't hear them at all, but I guess there's als
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Some of those companies have an awful lot of debt on their balance sheets.
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by justin66 1y ago
Why would shorting TSLA make him lots of money if he is correct? If he's correct, the fraud is working . He hasn't staked out a position on what might stop it and when.
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I wonder if the noise becomes a lesser concern once the turbines reach a certain size? I was in Iowa a couple of years ago and the sight of the turbines near the freeway was truly something, but I don't think I could hear them when I
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They orchestrate partners!

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