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1y ago
I got this knowledge really too late, but recently I've learned how the music is (was?) made on old computers like Atari 65XE or NES (the same processor 6502). The amount of work specified in the article above, is increased by the calc
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1y ago
Quite expensive though...
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1y ago
In my case my nostalgia is tied to the bubbly incoherent voice that says (in astonishingly clear manner) what train arrives first and then proceeds to say which platform and which track, which is so indistinguishable that you never know whe
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1y ago
Actually tool "ping 8.8.8.8" never quits unless running on windows. This can spawn many processes that kill the server. This is one of the first production grade errors I've made when I started my programming. I had a widget
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1y ago
C++ is so complicated that I had to almost fail my exam and few years later I had to relearn C, get some experience in a real business project, and then I could start learning C++. I find that understanding how memory is layed out in execut
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1y ago
I predict that these times of excessive trust in AI during decision making will be written in history books at some point of time. Providing that there will be books at all. I already suspect that Duolingo destroyed real people's recor
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1y ago
I'd say otherwise - it's a reach out to have a relationship. It's hard to have human relationships only by writing. Of course the best way to build it is to meet in person, but if impossible - it's always good to have a
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1y ago
How DMCA can take down code that was published in the web?
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1y ago
I am sorry to say that, but copyright protection time should vary on the subject. Programming books - 10 years maybe? 10 years is ages in computer science. TV shows? 5-7 years maybe. After that time nobody wants to pay for watching old big
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1y ago
There's this Polish article about a company that balance drive shafts with commodore c64 https://www.trojmiasto.pl/tv/Commodore-64-maszyna-do-wywazan...
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1y ago
what exactly is the security concern with xslt?
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1y ago
Big old cable connected to people's heads to control their movements and their thoughts would make some people feel more secure, but this is not what we're going to agree to. That's not enough that some people feel not secure
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1y ago
nice benchmark. comparing to fabrice bellard's jslinux ( https://bellard.org/jslinux/ ) it's roughly 20x faster (if arm on arm) and 64x faster (if x86 on arm)
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1y ago
Now the GTA: Anywhere please...
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1y ago
While True: ProposeChatControl() and return
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1y ago
The nagging might be enabled by the IT support of the company you work in. Mine is also not nagging but the company one used to do it quite often
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1y ago
In other words, the Quibbler siphons wrackspurts away from your code.
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1y ago
Tbh I used to think that it does. For example, when playing higher notes, it's harder to hear the out-of-tune frequencies than on the lower notes.
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1y ago
better hand them the photo of your ID, they will create pan-EU ID for you
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1y ago
if you run x86 code without rosetta (probably using the qemu) it will work painfully slow
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1y ago
I've already lost my "studio" (a few appliances in the corner of my room) due to upgrade from windows 7 to 10. Now it will happen again after I migrated to mac. I guess the "studio" should be left alone when it come
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1y ago
Actually sideloading is not a made-up term. It's an existing term, that was (20yrs ago) used regarding to cracks and trainers software. Sideloaders loaded (mainly in DOS but Atari had it too) the main executable along with additional p
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1y ago
This argument, though true, can be simplified to "investors are greedy so you will pay more". And it's really sad and discouraging
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1y ago
Leds are already awful. I already lost 4 of 10 led light bulbs I boughtast year. I hope they will be replaced. It's because every led bulb has a small transformer inside and it fails quite quickly
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1y ago
My experience with WebDAV is that it's painfully slow with multiple files. I wonder if HTTP/3 would help
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1y ago
It depends on tz. 4 am in some countries too
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1y ago
no I'm almost twice that. I'm saying that if I had children in 40s it would be impossible for me.
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1y ago
The best age for having kids biologically, in terms of health is... Close to 18. I had my first child when I was 27 and I was already very tired in the nights, we agreed with wife that it would have been better to start earlier. Some people
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1y ago
Does mlx acceleration work under asahi?
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1y ago
Traded on Nasdaq - you mean which companies? NSO Group ? Those people will get on your phone even without you sharing your photos
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