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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
You could try having an LLM port it to Linux :) As an aside I was always (well, no longer) hoping that Photoshop gets ported to Linux because at least an IRIX port existed, so there has to be some source code with X11 or whatever library co
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Manuals like AutoCADs have certainly felt valuable https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/Gm8AAeSwwIZowjzn/s-l1600.jpg It's not even complete, for instance the ADS manual is missing. It's also a bit more ex
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Obligatory mention of Sap Paulo here ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_Limpa
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
> it reminds me of when I was 8 and everyone at school used as many swear words as possible +1 I've experienced this at conferences, too, where fellow Germans in their English talks excessively use words like shit, fuck or bullshit.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
Not in my lifetime, that's for sure.
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by ofrzeta 10mo ago
No specific technical questions here, just some random remarks. When I worked at a printed magazine focused on Linux there was always the dream of creating a full production pipeline based on LaTeX but we never made it. The best we had was
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
What does LaTeX have to do with TLA+? Also I think "most of distributed systems such as AWS" might be an exaggeration. At least the public known examples of formal verification in AWS are scarce.
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
MD was quite conventient for recording (interviews, ambient ...) and with random access much better than cassettes.
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
You mean like the Zip drive? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_drive
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
It doesn't seem to record my progress.
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
I was researching that topic a little bit a while ago but with no usable outcome. The aim was to find out how to cope with SSDs as backups. Is it enough to plug them into a power connection once in a while so the firmware starts the refresh
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
see also Pi, the movie, although it's more about numbers and the Kabbalah :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi_(film)
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
Someone recently claimed here they are using Yandex search but I don't know of any evidence. Also didn't Yandex "leave" Russia (legally)?
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
There's also the Unison sync tool but it's at 2.53.7.
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Free Ircam Technologies(forum.ircam.fr)
12 points by ofrzeta 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
Money quote: "In a world dominated by Chromium, choosing a rendering engine is an act of resistance"
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Building an XDP (EXpress Data Path) Based BGP Peering Router(toonk.io)
1 points by ofrzeta 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
"The Disruptor is the result of our efforts to build the world’s highest performance financial exchange at LMAX." https://lmax-exchange.github.io/disruptor/disruptor.html
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by ofrzeta 11mo ago
Kickstarter Project https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hichord/hichord-pocket-...
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Pocket Audio HiChord(hichord.shop)
2 points by ofrzeta 11mo ago|1 comments
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Convert Ingress resources to Gateway API resources(github.com)
1 points by ofrzeta 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Fair enough, that's also a way at looking at this.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
People also avoid it because it is a fringe system and there's much more knowledge and tools around Kubernetes.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Pre "open source" free software by GNU such as GCC and Glibc was also quite useful and successful. I mean you are right about those projects but let's not forget about the "boring" stuff (that enabled Linux in the f
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Everyone loved the Alpha machines when they came out as far as I remember. I also liked Digital Unix a lot more than Solaris or HP-UX though I don't remember any particular reason, probably completely irrational :)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
What does it mean to acquire an open source project?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I don't know if this counts as "research" but this research might be helpful https://www.learntla.com/
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Yeah, reading tip: "Showstopper!: The Breakneck Race to Create Windows NT and the Next Generation at Microsoft"
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
In an operating system course I attended it was mostly Unix and everyone was used to bashing Windows NT ("so crappy, bsod etc.") but we had Stallings' book and I was surprised to learn that NT was in many ways an improvement
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
It's true that you can compile everything in but it's not really the standard practice. On a stock distro you have dozens of dynamic modules loaded.

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