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C++ Desktop Application Architecture for Digital Amplifier Connectivity (2020)(medium.com)
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by petee 2y ago
Ive discovered outdated viruses on old backup media that were quickly picked up by AV; new threats aside, old well known threats can still be dangerous if you're not expecting them
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For all you say about Defender, AV Test rates it highly, and 100% on protection. How is anyone supposed to pick a product when the recommended sites say its fine, and you're saying its an irresponsible choice
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Great idea! I was picturing a device you wear that feeds you as you run :)
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The butter bot is definitely one of their top tier jokes; the defiant slamming down the butter afterwards speaks to my soul
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They put things like JSON and regex in the 'spork' module, which is kinda like libc; theres a strong internal drive to keep the core light. Many projects depend on spork, so it its likely to be installed on early. The docs are dec
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by petee 2y ago
I'm pretty new to it, but from what I've seen the answer is yes. And while I haven't wrote any macros yet I think PEGs are fantastic, and sooo readable. Their website has an example PEG to read Janet source - https:/&#x
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by petee 2y ago
Meanwhile I'm waiting on "Janet for Normies" for myself
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This book got me started with Janet a few months ago, and I really think it helped me get past the difficulty I've had in the past starting with Lisp-y languages (Janet is Lisp like only in appearance afaik) but this just clicked. I&#x
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by petee 2y ago
Janet's 'spork' module is kinda like their libc, and has a regex submodule; it's very likely to be installed. Janet is my first exposure to PEGs, so nothing to compare against but I love how powerful and easy they are.
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by petee 2y ago
When I was little I had a reoccurring nightmare, but one night something seemed familiar and jarred me into lucidity. I made a conscious decision to go left instead of right and it ended uneventfully, never to return. A couple times since b
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by petee 2y ago
For a comparison, I'm on a Pixel 8a mid-level device, and with Opera I get fairly smooth frame rates with some stuttering here and there. Maybe something else is running in the background?
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Anytime I've had an issue with an OpenBSD man page (rarely) I take 5 minutes to go play in Linux to remember just how terrible it could be I dread Linux man pages
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Thats the gist in my area; short of testing, never touch the pipes, run the water before drinking, and never drink the hot water
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Fwiw it opens fine on my Android 14/Google Drive just now. Edit: but it failed a random online pdfa validator with two issues
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by petee 2y ago
For a long time the Android alarm will silence itself randomly; I've replaced it with a $9 Casio travel clock, the battery lasts forever
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This is the press release explaining the move - https://wordpress.org/news/2024/10/secure-custom-fields/
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by petee 2y ago
On my phone it takes about 10-15 seconds before the bottom enabled, and I didnt click it; i assume their bot prevention is literally just timing them out
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This is the case in my area; our service is almost 100 years old. You just need to run the water for minute if you haven't used it recently, since the leech is very slow. Another issue besides tearing up the whole front yard (our line
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by petee 2y ago
Quite an interesting history read. I would think .io is popular enough right now that one of the majors would happily offer to absorb it, and the renewal fees that go with it Edit- i see now its already managed by Internet Computer Bureau
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To note: She did not get a reply, it was returned. I was really hoping someone actually replied
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Wow someone had a bad childhood...why even share that with your class?
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I'm confused that CF says they also were granted royalty free rights to the patents...how can they cloudflare have specific rights yet all the patents are public?
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Mom had started writing a small history book for our family, documenting a mix recipes and stories from her grandmother and others. We also got some photos of the houses they grew up in, and a couple landmarks. I thought it was a great way
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by petee 2y ago
From the notes, this is what i was referring to, I think I just mistook the meaning - Parts of the system that could not use 64-bit time_t were converted to use unsigned 32-bit instead, so they are good till the year 2106
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by petee 2y ago
Openbsd did just this for 32bit compat when they changed to 64bit time 12 years ago, and seems to have worked out fine.
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Most cars had cassette players, many still had 8-tracks; vinyl or or tape at home. Not that they were great options, but there was alot of existing media available, and hardware was common, so an expensive bulky device to play fragile media
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by petee 2y ago
My grandma loved to remind my dad about how he didn't think CDs would become a thing, and to not invest in Philips (as i recall) And he was tech savy, building circuits, computers etc, he just didn't think it would be reliable or
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by petee 2y ago
Funny Google requires a phone and email for Play Store users to contact, yet most of the major apps contact email addresses are "we dont read this; No Reply. But here is our crappy forum"
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TIC80 is great, and I like that it drops some of the arbitrary restrictions that Pico has. And there are some pretty impressive demos including 3d rendering. Also super easy to deploy your game with builtin emscripten generation

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