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by notorandit 6y ago
Entering the inbox: downward arrow atop the box. Exiting the inbox: downward arrow below the box.
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by notorandit 6y ago
Try reading carefully. It's we don't know how to fix and just wait until it will disappear.
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by notorandit 6y ago
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=915 It is older!
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by notorandit 6y ago
I wake up naturally because I know I have an alarm clock. It took me years to fully recognize this. But, at least for me, it's a fact.
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by notorandit 6y ago
I owned the first 10 issues. In Italy there was even a cartoon adaption aired in the afternoon with great theme song. Ling live Alan, the world idea little bit worse without you.
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by notorandit 6y ago
It isn't as it compiles a subset of c. Nonetheless it's a gem!
577.
by notorandit 6y ago
Neat idea. Having an USB hub into the keybaord makes things easier on crowded desks. I know there have already been a few in the market, but this one looks gorgeous!
578.
by notorandit 6y ago
>Despite having the youngest, fastest growing and most energetic population, Africa has the worst internet coverage of any continent. Maybe they have the youngest population because they have the worst internet coverage.
579.
by notorandit 6y ago
Why not using the very same username everywhere?
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by notorandit 6y ago
> According to linguist De Mauro ... Source? Mine is here: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingua_italiana#Dal_latino_vol...
581.
by notorandit 6y ago
Just like Austria was. Just a geographic expression that acquired some political meaning at a certain point in time. The word "Italia" dates back to before Rome was not even a town. It used to be the name given to all those popula
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by notorandit 6y ago
The greatness of Dante is not even scratched by that conviction. He was a politician, he knew how hard politics can hit people, as seen during the Pazzi conspiracy events ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pazzi_conspiracy
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by notorandit 6y ago
Feel I can with you the Force is!
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by notorandit 6y ago
If you count also performance reproducibility, then the answers can hardly go in many different directions.
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by notorandit 6y ago
This is simply old school sys admin mastery. This should definitely get into school books. It's not the solution itself, it's the approach. Much like the one in "the martian". Kudos!
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by notorandit 6y ago
All protocol plugins together will let you cover 5% of the user base. When people will switch away from WhatsApp we will still need support for signal and telegram...
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by notorandit 6y ago
Pur parents in jail.
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by notorandit 6y ago
I wish I knew the reasons...
589.
by notorandit 6y ago
... untill they take down those "root servers". There's alaways a way to kill an online system!
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by notorandit 6y ago
What went wrong with XMPP and federated servers?
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by notorandit 6y ago
OK. So you say that implementations are the same within the respective language capabilities and that the Rust compiler frontend is inherently better than C's thanks to the language expressiveness? Still sounds weird to me, unless the
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by notorandit 6y ago
I am not sure I can buy such a comparison. Someone smarter than me already argued about test implementations. Someone else also put compilers and interpreters into prospective. Of course language expressiveness can gauge in but, IMHO, compa
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by notorandit 6y ago
Long live C!
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by notorandit 6y ago
Switching from OSX to widows. Bad idea, anyway!
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by notorandit 6y ago
Going back to normal.
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by notorandit 6y ago
OK. So long. Hear from you at the next revolution on either side.
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by notorandit 6y ago
Nope. Look at autoconf. Last release came in 2012. Next is due now.