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61.
Remembering Intel 740(raspberrypi.com)
69 points by pmarin 5y ago|40 comments
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by pmarin 5y ago
This CPU was used for the CDMS in the Rosseta spacecraft.[1][2] "CDMS is in charge of controlling the whole Lander operation, including preparations for separation from the orbiter, thermal and power management, as well as separation,
63.
Atari ST in daily use since 1985 [video](youtube.com)
266 points by pmarin 5y ago|162 comments
64.
by pmarin 5y ago
Other alternatives are sbase from Suckless and 9base, a repacked version of the plan9 toolset. https://core.suckless.org/sbase/ https://tools.suckless.org/9base/
65.
by pmarin 5y ago
Custom embedded Linux systems without GPL code in user space.
66.
by pmarin 5y ago
I don't have download notifications neither with its own download manger or the external.
67.
Disassembling Jak and Daxter (2017)(codersnotes.com)
153 points by pmarin 5y ago|29 comments
68.
by pmarin 5y ago
It also became popular here in Spain.
69.
Modern C and What We Can Learn from It [video](youtube.com)
140 points by pmarin 5y ago|129 comments
70.
Morrowind rebooted the original Xbox(hackaday.com)
240 points by pmarin 5y ago|163 comments
71.
by pmarin 5y ago
So people without social skills can't not be in leadership positions?
72.
by pmarin 6y ago
Alternative text base format was very common in the past because the standard binary format used to be machine dependent for speed (almost a direct dump of the structures in memory).
73.
by pmarin 6y ago
Do you know the author of Fossil is the same person who wrote sqlite?
74.
by pmarin 6y ago
What web server do you use?
75.
Learning C xor C++ Programming(docs.google.com)
2 points by pmarin 6y ago|0 comments
76.
by pmarin 6y ago
Without real world data "fearlessly parallelizing all the things!" is an awful idea due to all the overhead involved. The most important design decision while writing a parallel algorithm is to decide for what amount of data is
77.
by pmarin 6y ago
> I understand why. The extremely proprietary and platform specific nature of graphics APIs and hardware makes it hard. And hardware bugs, crappy drivers, etc
78.
by pmarin 6y ago
> I thought low-level game development was almost entirely in C++ And this is the main reason why is written in a subset of C89, because is 100% source compatible with C++.
79.
Fuzix on the Raspberry Pi Pico(cowlark.com)
30 points by pmarin 6y ago|0 comments
80.
Well-behaved alias commands on Windows(nullprogram.com)
53 points by pmarin 6y ago|7 comments
81.
by pmarin 6y ago
xeyes https://blogs.gnome.org/wjjt/2012/03/14/looking-around-wayla...
82.
by pmarin 6y ago
upstart predates systemd by 4 years.
83.
by pmarin 6y ago
Can you provide a link about this?
84.
by pmarin 6y ago
do you have a bug report link about this?
85.
by pmarin 6y ago
The only conclusion I have got about this web site is how much some programmers like to write benchmark code in Rust.
86.
Safe Hacking (2011)(marcan.st)
38 points by pmarin 6y ago|5 comments
87.
by pmarin 6y ago
I still use csh, the original one without line editing. I find faster most of the time to perform string substitution over the history. There is no glory, it’s the use of the same tool every day for 20 years.
88.
by pmarin 6y ago
I remember when the BSD mascot was too demonic for some cultures. , , /( )` \ \___ / | /- _ `-/ ' (/\/ \ \ /
89.
by pmarin 6y ago
It's funny, I only have used the program on Linux via wine. Is the GNOME tool any better?
90.
by pmarin 6y ago
RPI4 support is in current (the future NetBSD 10), not in the last official realease.

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