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by notorandit 10mo ago
Repsy
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by notorandit 10mo ago
It depends on what do you mean "hack". Redacting important documents can qualify as a heck of a hack.
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by notorandit 10mo ago
This guy is incredible. Lzexe, Qemu, TinyCC to name just a few gems.
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by notorandit 10mo ago
I switched to Linux (Slackware, Gentoo, Kubuntu, Arch Linux) some 22 years ago. It has been a pain and sometimes I still get issues. But I am grateful my PC basically does whatever I ask it to. A desktop PC lasted 10 years before dying. A l
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by notorandit 10mo ago
Like wolves that evolved into dogs. Interesting.
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by notorandit 10mo ago
HN effect: Error establishing a database connection
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by notorandit 11mo ago
This could be a solution. It is not clear to which problem.
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by notorandit 11mo ago
Thee problem is the viewer, not the format. We are talking about accessibility and scientific papers, where fancy animations and transitions are not core features. LaTeX and TeX are the de facto standard for this context and converting all
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by notorandit 11mo ago
We'd need more people like your dad.
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by notorandit 1y ago
For doing what?
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by notorandit 1y ago
I have mixed feelings. On one side I think we need to preserve this relic as we did with Homer's poetry. Because it just deserves. On another side I think we won't (and should not) try to preserve in an infinite present whatever h
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by notorandit 1y ago
Yes. Everything on internet can be deleted and modified at someone's will.
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by notorandit 1y ago
If all this is true, then it's another step towards freedom. Freedom to delete and rewrite history.
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by notorandit 1y ago
I too have spent hours of assembly code on PC hardware. My freshly downloaded copy of the interrupt list has always been at my (virtual) side when designing tests or libraries. I think that has been one of the very first and largest informa
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by notorandit 1y ago
If it's a declarative tool, then "yes, thanks". But if it's not, then "no thanks", I already have my native CLI tools bundled with my RDBMS.
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by notorandit 1y ago
May I Say 355/113 ?
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by notorandit 1y ago
What puzzles me too is the time it took to recognize an outage. Looks like there was no monitoring and no alerts. Which is kinda weird.
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by notorandit 1y ago
I think that's one of the huge gaps between a genius and an average man.
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by notorandit 1y ago
Computer history is paved with faults that, in technical perspective, should have never happened. NeXT was not ahead of it's times. It hasn't been technically surpassed by any other product in the "next" 10 years. So NeX
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by notorandit 1y ago
Do you mean we have full source code of baseband modem and wifi/bt hw interface?
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by notorandit 1y ago
Commercial partnership between open source projects and real companies can be tricky if not deadly. I still remember CyanogenMod powering the first OnePlus One as Cyngn Co. Lineage OS raised from the ashes of CyanogenMod. On top of this, an
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by notorandit 1y ago
Is it time for carbon-based technologies to be made available?
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by notorandit 1y ago
And ... > Hey! This is an old, abandoned project, with both technical and design issues. Please have fun with this tutorial but do look for more modern and authoritative sources if you want to learn about OS design.
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by notorandit 1y ago
x86 only, unfortunately. But some parts can be borrowed for other ISAs.
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by notorandit 1y ago
No, it is not. Unless you don't care about the laptop. Unfortunately, backpacks are a better solution due to padding and reinforcements. Unfortunately because they attract attention by thieves. Moreover I don't like walking with o
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by notorandit 1y ago
There are more things under these skies that a fervid imagination can produce.
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by notorandit 1y ago
Nice. But ... > Later modems used PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) PPP a (c)slip are not used by modems but by the computers whose serials are up and running. Even without modems.
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by notorandit 1y ago
Done
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by notorandit 1y ago
It is readable in English with quite some training and context. Many characters have the same representation. I for one would say this is not generally usable and has a limited scope. Interesting nonetheless.
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by notorandit 1y ago
Why demoting? It Is x86-64 only!

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