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panpanna
6y ago
My first real editor was microemacs on Amiga. Just thinking about it puts a smile on my face :) I learned C and became really good at it with that editor and didn't need to change a single setting or learn a complex keyboard shortcut.
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panpanna
6y ago
Here is a better analogy: I knows a famous movie composer who plays the piano with his two index fingers.
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When people tell me stories about $EDITOR significantly improving their productivity, I wonder what kind of sweatshop coding they do where typing speed is a bottleneck... I used to have a pretty nice emacs setup but this year I have been co
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6y ago
So the Iranian government had access to a Facebook employees credentials for around a week? Oh, that can't be good...
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6y ago
Are you sure? His comment has right now 109 thumbs down, zero thumbs up.
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6y ago
Here is an unpopular opinion: Phones are hard, maybe the FOSS world should put more effort into the pine tablet for now. Because the core system of not ready yet much less the telephony stuff, and yet here we are doing distro hoping and pre
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6y ago
What you mention goes into the 15%, the remaining 85% is basically "we also found traces of covid during autopsy" Mind you, this whole argument could off course be nonsense and made up to make the authorities look good. But the st
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Off topic: that was one of the most ambitious Wikipedia pages I've ever read. How do people find time for these stuff?
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Two important notes on Sweden: 1. Its economy relies heavily on export. When the rest of the world do bad, Swedish economy does bad too. 2. It has been argued that Sweden has a very odd definition of covid deaths: if you had it when you die
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6y ago
What happened to "Think Different™"?
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This is as bad excuse as TikTok's excuse for accessing the clipboard every 3 seconds.
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6y ago
Is MSFS was just a front to improve Bing Maps for free?
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6y ago
> whatever you think is fair Please give us some examples of what you would consider fair in this situation.
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6y ago
How much time did you spend on this? Would you have done without excepting any rewards, i.e. just for fun?
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> They can be when they try to live off of bug bounties alone. I think that's the problem. You shouldn't be entirely dependent on bounty money, because sooner or later you will find a bug that is worth 10x or 1000x on the black
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Last I checked FF was not even supported :)
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What do you then do about the horrible performance of zoom in chrome? For me, the sound becomes unintelligible as soon as someone shares his screen.
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Oh they ironi.. > Xi's government, in contrast to the communist governments 60 years ago, leverages it in a standard social conservative way rather than being against it on communist grounds This is literally written on a thread abo
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6y ago
Does it matter if it was 100k or 1M??
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But Cortex-M is not an application CPU, it was specifically designed for embedded systems (hence the M in the name). If I recall correctly, it runs a subset/superset of thumbs2 which standard armv7-8 also can execute.
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When did ARM ever release a binary incompatible CPU? For the application space they have the old armv7 and the new armv8. The latter can actually run armv7 in aarch32 mode.
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> In the case most favorable to Epic, it could be reduced to a lower value No. The most favourable outcome would be allowing Epic and others who already have their own sales and payment channels to use them alongside the app store paymen
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6y ago
Happened to me. Not the first time a Firefox update does this either.
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You don't actually use the bar that often, so having it at the bottom doesn't improve much. In fact, it will mostly be in the way. Bookmarks on the other hand are used often and the new updates requires 3 clicks to get to them (pr
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> and this bought a completely new interface too. The new interface is almost universally hated if the store comments are any indication.
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Not having Alexa making you a suspect has a clear 1984 vibe to it. Unfortunately this not all fiction, it is already happening for social media. Some countries require you to turn over your social media accounts at the border. If you don&#x
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ECU can mean both engine control unit and electric control unit. The former is a safety critical hard real-time system, the latter can be anything including the widely open "infotainment" system. My understanding is that AGL curre
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We need a SETI@home approach to open source AI models. Only then we can break our dependency on Google and Facebook - and Mozilla for that matter.
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Great move by unity, a lot of indie devs use blender since then can afford/use commercial 3D tools. I might be wrong, but last I checked unity had drag-n-drop support for Blender models.
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Oh wonderful. Now we will see more of these types of attacks.
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