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721.
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pnako
7y ago
It's clearly a view from above of a pterodactyl stuck in a canyon because its wings are too large.
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pnako
7y ago
It says it in the screenshot :) catwm
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pnako
7y ago
Regardless of that logo, those north-American organizations would not be running a minimalist Linux distro written by a single guy in the first place, but some sort of Lovecraftian Kubernetes setup involving redundancy everywhere, especiall
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pnako
7y ago
... which relies on many battle-tested Unix utilities. Why is that such a bad thing? I'm not generally a big fan of shell scripts but this one looks particularly readable and documented: https://github.com/kisslinux
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pnako
7y ago
What if people knew that these were real I'd leave my closet door open all night I know the CIA would say What you hear is all hearsay I wish someone would tell me what was right Lyrics from the song "Aliens Exist&
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pnako
7y ago
For them to switch (which is a lot of work), there would have to be an alternative to switch to. So it looks like they'll keep using 8 in the base system, i.e. maintain a de-facto fork (and probably provide 9 through ports).
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pnako
7y ago
It looks like they're buying (big) features, not complete solutions or companies. That's actually an interesting approach; I'm sure others do that, but maybe not as explicitly. It would allow a small team of hackers to have a
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pnako
7y ago
Who should I believe? a) The people on the LKML, with experience in both the kernel and userland side of the problem, trying to figure out the best way to manage userland expectations of RNG quality, in a context where entropy gathering is
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pnako
7y ago
Its mass would not change, so it should not affect other objects more than it does at the moment (I think).
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pnako
7y ago
Ah. Maybe we'll get it when they open source the rest of the toolchain :D
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pnako
7y ago
It's the standard library. People sometimes say STL to refer to the entire standard library because the names are similar and because the STL is a huge chunk of the standard library (and the non-STL parts of the standard library also t
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pnako
7y ago
I'm not going to mock you, but why not just use an IDE with a vi(m) mode or plugin in the first place, if you really want all those features? Modern IDEs are following a platform + plugins architecture that is probably as flexible but
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pnako
7y ago
Let's include something more standard for comparison. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=%...