nuc1e0n

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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Yeah. If you don't like a response don't respond back to it. On the internet there's no requirement to.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
That's a hilarious sketch. Thanks for sharing :D
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
I reckon you could port this to run on c64 basic quite easily. You'd probably only need to swap the rotate2d and dot functions with something else for it to work. It'd make for a fun weekend project. As for how fast it would run o
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Also, without the verbal intonation of speech it can be quite difficult to not misinterpret the emotional sentiment of what's written online. It's for that reason emojis were invented and are useful.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Obviously everyone should aim to be civil online, but at the same time if someone does become abusive when you're speaking anonymously online I would suggest you shouldn't take offence easily. There are many radically differing vi
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
It's a C dialect of some kind, but not turbo c as it doesn't have a dot function. Perhaps GLSL?
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
So the organisers want hinder anyone from talking about their event? That seems a really bad and counter productive decision.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
In a sense houses are simulations, shopping malls are simulations, even clothes are simulations. Mostly in order to make our lives warmer or otherwise more pleasant than being naked and hungry outside in the cold. Almost all of the environm
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Yeah, I agree that's a bug and it's good to have a fix for it.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Of all the debuggers I've ever used, I'm most keen on the one that's part of openMSX as you can rewind time in the emulation with it to see how the registers and system ram came to have the values they do. It's been a wh
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
MAME's debugger is pretty neat. Added to the fact that MAME supports most CPU types ever used in an arcade machine or computer and it's like having super powers.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Not entirely. It appears glibc as a whole is being security audited at present and these CVEs are visible symptoms of the process. Have the auditors tried looking at musl libc? It seems a lot less convoluted from what I've seen so may
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
So glibc's qsort doesn't sort arrays of items when fed nonsense input? No kidding. Of course it won't. But reading off the end of the array is concerning. At a higher level, who's misusing qsort in this way? I'd say
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Natural? Artificial? It's all just atoms and the distinction is only in our minds. Discarded snail shells are also pollution. You may say that they break down and plastic doesn't but bacteria are evolving that eat plastic. Coal on
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Humans find plastic beneficial. Why wouldn't hermit crabs do the same?
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Is getting the ship across the canal even necessary when we're talking about shipping containers? a Flotilla of smaller ships for just a few containers could be used in a continuous convoy.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
When it rains enough it is. What's the trend looking like for that?
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Can't the canal authorities reduce the water used somehow? If you paired up ships so that one going up the lock system is matched with one going down you could just pump the water back and forth from one lock to the other and back. The
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
At the time it was claimed that it was dual licenced both with the original licence and GPLv2. So presumably if and only if you were wanting to sell modified versions the source code to them must be made available. It seems the GPLv2 lice
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
This commit now lists ZeniMax Media Inc. as the copyright holder. This is new compared to any other release of this code. The initial commit message was "The DOOM sources as originally released on December 23, 1997". This is now n
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
It seems to me the algorithm being followed where these moderators are introduced to this horrible content maximises the anguish it causes. There's no proper training in advance to fortify them against it and they're straight into
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Sounds like a Womble infestation. If you check behind the shed you'll find Bernard Cribbins doing all the voices :P
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
How do you consider that obvious? It's not like people lived there ancestrally. What if I consider you living in your house as desecration? Would I be justified in throwing you out? It's obvious to me these claims of desecration a
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Before long it seems there'll be people living on the moon. Some of those people will die there also. Where will they be buried?
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Wild rats aren't naughty. They're just animals trying to make their way in the world the same as the rest of us. But they do make a mess and carry diseases, again maybe the same as the rest of us lol.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
With holes like that, birds, bees and rats will nest in those bricks.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
It seems they are trying to make the stickers as small as possible. Why not make the sticker bigger and curved at the sides? A feature could be made of it. Any graphic designer will tell you the value of padding.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Meh. I'm not bothered whether they're merged or not then. All these folders are administered by rpm anyhow.
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
On linux the initrd filesystem can do this IIRC
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by nuc1e0n 3y ago
Isn't the separation of programs into sbin to prevent users without system admin permissions having even read only access to certain programs? Is that not relevant now?

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