mmphosis

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Oil may be Canada's past, but we cannot let it be our future(theguardian.com)
1 points by mmphosis 8y ago|0 comments
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Are ARM CPU Cores Finally Ready to Fight Intel for the Laptop Market?(extremetech.com)
2 points by mmphosis 8y ago|0 comments
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by mmphosis 8y ago
:(
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by mmphosis 8y ago
Power Mac G5 (Late 2004) https://support.apple.com/kb/SP67 Power Mac G5 (Late 2005) "Quad Core" (2.5) https://support.apple.com/kb/SP37
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by mmphosis 8y ago
malloc, free :) in that order
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by mmphosis 8y ago
Exactly, why bother?
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by mmphosis 8y ago
Now I need to install apt and whatever dnf is and whatever dependencies they have and so on...
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by mmphosis 9y ago
https://www.dyalog.com/uploads/images/Business/products/uk_r...
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by mmphosis 9y ago
What is the problem? Even extremely type safe pure functional languages have problems that C doesn't have. It depends on the problem, the context. I can't think of much related to C code specifically. C code has it's pitfa
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by mmphosis 9y ago
http://freespiritspheres.com/
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by mmphosis 9y ago
No. I am looking at going back to desktops, actually mini-PCs, and are there any reasonable desktops? No. Going forward, I am looking at: • a fanless Intel-based mini-PC with way more than 16Gb RAM running Linux, but I decided to delay th
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by mmphosis 9y ago
We need a Linux Phone.
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by mmphosis 9y ago
ps aux | wc Linux: 177 Mac OS X: 44 macOS?
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by mmphosis 9y ago
In 1979, my friend's dad got a new Apple II+ with THE APPLESOFT TUTORIAL and we started at the beginning and tried everything as it came along. At the age of 13, we both learned how to program. Thank you Caryl Richardson and Jef Ra
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Can We Code Without Comments? //maybe(medium.com)
1 points by mmphosis 9y ago|0 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
Void Linux
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How did we end up with containers?(tedinski.com)
133 points by mmphosis 9y ago|74 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
and Intel ME has been removed from those chips already ?...
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Linux 4.16(lkml.org)
3 points by mmphosis 9y ago|0 comments
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Please, reinvent the wheel(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by mmphosis 9y ago|1 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
I had vaguely heard that phrase "piercing the corporate veil" but had to look it up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piercing_the_corporate_veil A factor for courts to consider: Significant undercapitalizatio
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Power 9 May Dent X86 Servers(eetimes.com)
1 points by mmphosis 9y ago|0 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
Waterfront real estate https://beta.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/google-sidewal... https://www.google.ca/maps/place/43°38'49.9"N+79°21'22.9"W
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Bill Nye Confronts Justin Trudeau Over Kinder Morgan Pipeline(ecowatch.com)
3 points by mmphosis 9y ago|0 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
To me, these are the key points: <more detail excluded here> This idea did not die, but it didn’t make it into the standard computing fads of that day, or even today. The dominant fad was to let the CPU run wild and try to protect wi
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Plastic-Choked Seas: Marcella Hansch Wants to Save the Ocean(spiegel.de)
2 points by mmphosis 9y ago|0 comments
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You Should Take a Codecation (2014)(robots.thoughtbot.com)
9 points by mmphosis 9y ago|1 comments
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by mmphosis 9y ago
From the photo, I wonder whether that classroom has electricity, or not?
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by mmphosis 9y ago
> Only, who would do such a thing these days? I would. The corporate sites you mention are cumbersome and detrimental. Yes, creating a web app is too much, and so is a project, in my opinion. A web document is all that might be needed:
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by mmphosis 9y ago
Look for the most efficient heat pump. As I understand, the co-efficient of our heat pump is 2. (Geo-thermal is 4.) Electric heat is 100% efficient, wood up to 75%, gas heat up to 70%.

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