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by nsajko 4y ago
Yeah it is missing the beginning - the page is broken, but wasn't when this was first published. Here's an archive.org Wayback Machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20160304121355/https://ww
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by nsajko 4y ago
This isn't a very good point. Firstly, the sister was 17, so the classification as statutory rape is quite arbitrary and specific to California. Secondly, this is the same woman who went on to rob Parsons of his life savings together w
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by nsajko 4y ago
> change it while the app is running This actually sounds like something that might make me switch to Pipewire one day. The rest of your comment seems to indicate to me that you have some kind of professional audio setup? Or is it someth
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by nsajko 4y ago
> Per-application volume Why would I want per-app volume? Pretty sure all relevant apps have a setting for that. > headphone jack detection What do you mean by this? My headphone jack works just fine with just ALSA and no configuratio
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by nsajko 4y ago
Giving different programs different audio outputs is trivial with ALSA, just set the ALSA_CARD environment variable for the program.
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by nsajko 4y ago
This is a very interesting page. Could you provide some context for it? Are there more like it? What were the roles of Santini and Fang respectively in assembling the content?
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by nsajko 4y ago
I basically agree with you, except for your last sentence: > The anarchy stuff is just marketing nonsense. With this sentence you're implying that Wikipedians want the public to believe that Wikipedia is anarchic, but this is incorr
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by nsajko 4y ago
> only to be rejected by some moderator that could not bother to understand the topic This is a tired trope, and it shows you're the one who can't be bothered to understand Wikipedia. Wikipedia is basically an anarchy (most of
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by nsajko 4y ago
You may be interested in the work of Ali Gholami Rudi. Scroll down to the "framebuffer" section: https://litcave.rudi.ir Apart from things like writing his own C compiler and typesetting systems, Rudi implemented sever
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by nsajko 4y ago
For more parsing history, see Jeffrey Kegler's "Parsing: a timeline": https://jeffreykegler.github.io/personal/timeline_v3 For a more elegant solution, see these tiny languages parsed using Floyd's
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by nsajko 4y ago
> What I find funny is that Pratt's parser was never really a theoretical result Sorry, what?
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by nsajko 4y ago
> load a module with an incompatible license Loading any out-of-tree module taints the kernel, for example the vbox modules are GPL: https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/virtualbox-h...
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by nsajko 4y ago
Too bad there's no chain rule for derivatives of (weighted) regular expressions!
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by nsajko 4y ago
Note that recovering some performance is possible when the system only ever runs trusted code. E.g., start the kernel with the mitigations=off option. For more, see: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admi
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An analysis of performance evolution of Linux’s core operations (2019)(blog.acolyer.org)
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by nsajko 4y ago
This seems to be where the project site has migrated to: https://kisslinux.org
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by nsajko 4y ago
Erratum: s/less expressive than C/less expressive than C++/
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by nsajko 4y ago
AFAIK those are independent features, I use both noatime and lazytime.
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by nsajko 4y ago
Dash just implements the behavior specified by POSIX/SUS.
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by nsajko 4y ago
> This is a BSDism No, it was like that when Tar was first introduced, as part of Seventh Edition Unix: https://man.cat-v.org/unix_7th/1/tar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tar_(computing)
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by nsajko 4y ago
Yeah, the unreasonable C++ hate is real. That said, from the modern perspective, the old versions of C++ do suck very much. If you're not even acquainted with C++11 yet, you should definitely check out C++20. Rust is less expressive th
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by nsajko 5y ago
Let's put it this way: different people care about different things, caring about certain things can put someone in "the left" category. But who cares about this whitelist/blacklist/motherboard bullshit? Maybe it&#x
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by nsajko 5y ago
> “mainstream” on the left What connection is there between left/progressive thought and this particular brand of corporate speak?
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by nsajko 5y ago
It seems that intellect is actually being selected against today, i.e. smart people have less children and (importantly) have them later in life: https://www.pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas.1600398113 https:&#
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by nsajko 5y ago
> So Orwell was one of the few authors, possibly the only author, to have been shot by Fascists and nearly shot by Stalinists That seems like a quite weird take, I would expect there would be more examples that are at least similar?
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by nsajko 5y ago
> This sort of unfounded conspiratorial thinking is absurd. GP's baseless accusations indeed are distasteful. > cryptographers ignore it and go for something they can prove is correct. BLAKE2 and ChaCha20 are algorithms designed
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by nsajko 5y ago
> For the moment the best alternative is ungoogled chromium with ublock origin > I am still busy forking webkit Why choose to base your browser on Webkit instead of on Chromium? Is your point that Chromium get's more development,
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by nsajko 5y ago
The letter presents the self-immolations as a response to the war.
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by nsajko 5y ago
> Distro's is shipping binaries that aren't build from source all the time Only because the sources aren't available.
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by nsajko 5y ago
> test suites like U01 Big Crush and PractRand should really help that situation out Reminder: the test suites are buggy and unmantained.

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