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by poizan42 4y ago
> who banned Russian language That's an invention by Sergey Lavrov. Of course Ukraine didn't ban the native language of 30% of it's population. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/jun/
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by poizan42 4y ago
The right wing "ultranationalist" party Svoboda (In electoral alliance with National Corps, Right Sector, Ukrainian Volunteer Army (Azov), Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, and Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists) managed to
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by poizan42 4y ago
If you just turn the PE part into a .NET executable and keep the rest as it is, yes. Windows will see a .NET executable and the other OSes will see a shell script just like it works now (and a BIOS will still see the boot sector)
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by poizan42 4y ago
> It says Windows, but is it x86 or x64? x64 > Can it make a binary that's both x86 and x64 for Windows? Seems to be a PE32+, so it won't run on 32-bit Windows. > Is that even possible? Yes, it should be. A 32-bit process
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by poizan42 4y ago
Just fyi., Dutch, Deutsch, Diets etc. are derived from Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz (“of the people, popular”)[1] [1]: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/deutsch
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by poizan42 5y ago
The XPosed framework for Android let's you do exactly that (requires rooting though). I haven't tried calling it programmatically, but it has a module system.
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by poizan42 5y ago
It's weird how big the difference can be just across our border to the south, I wonder what sort of market forces that have caused this. It's not as if SMS/MMS services actually costs the telcos anything beyond the small amou
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by poizan42 5y ago
Is it still like that in Switzerland? Here in Denmark I'd be hard pressed to find a plan without both free SMS and MMS, at least domestically.
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by poizan42 5y ago
The local County Council perhaps? Seems they are the ones responsible for food safety in the UK.
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by poizan42 5y ago
If you can compute a hash in polynomial time then you can also verify a potentiel pre-image (i.e. input) in polynomial time, which puts the problem of finding a pre-image in NP. Hence proving pre-image attack resistency would imply P!=NP un
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by poizan42 5y ago
Exactly, more specifically Blåbjerg is one of the landing points of TAT-14 as well as Havfrue/AEC-2.
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by poizan42 5y ago
Excel is out-of-proc so it relies heavily on marshaling. It's either that or custom marshaling. Also it's the same interface as is used internally in the application with VBA scripting.
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by poizan42 5y ago
We had 56k until we upgraded to ADSL in 2003, I'm from Denmark.
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by poizan42 5y ago
That's an absolutely insane price for something used in food production. Have you looked into using food-grade sucrase instead? There's an article about using BioInvert 200 as a substitute for Sucraid here: https://ejhp
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by poizan42 5y ago
Unfortunately it doesn't work so well outside of the US - especially when you live in a smaller country.
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by poizan42 5y ago
But that is the Euler–Mascheroni constant which is normally denoted by gamma. There is a footnote on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterlike_Symbols that says: > It's unknown which constant this is supposed to
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by poizan42 5y ago
The first one is usually (at least from what I've seen) called the Euler–Mascheroni constant which is denoted by γ, so I don't think there is much confusion.
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by poizan42 5y ago
> (legend says its name is a jab at MINIX, which ran on mainframes) I think you mean Multics, since UNIX predates MINIX by 16-18 years.
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by poizan42 5y ago
TIFF is more like a container format that can contain a ton of different formats including many lossy formats. That also includes not just one but two different ways of embedding JPEG data (Compression 6 vs 7). See e.g. https://w
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by poizan42 5y ago
I think this question was decided by SCOTUS in Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.: In a 6-3 ruling, Justice Ginsburg declared that laches cannot be invoked as a bar to pursuing a claim for damages brought within §507(b)'s three-year
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by poizan42 5y ago
It's UB for positive integers, so the compiler can assume it never happens. It's correct for negative integers, so the compiler just optimizes it for negative integers and ignores the positive ones - in this case with the end resu
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by poizan42 5y ago
I don't think anybody is confused about the morality of "I will only sign this contract on behalf of my company if you give money to me personally". The problem is that this is never mentioned in the article. In fact at no po
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by poizan42 5y ago
Discussion from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28132830
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by poizan42 5y ago
A C compiler that can output Malbolge (among many other esolangs) can be found at https://github.com/shinh/elvm - dunno if it has any relation to this work. Note that the Malbolge (or rather LMAO/HeLL) backend was
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by poizan42 5y ago
> Microsoft SQL and VBA use & Nope, Microsoft SQL uses +. * https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/language-elements... * https://i.imgur.com/7z81o8t.png * https://i.img
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by poizan42 5y ago
It's lovely. SPI connector: "I SPI WITH MY LITTLE I" Resistor bank: "YES IT'S A RESISTOR LADDER DAC" Voltage regulators: "POWER HOUSE" ISA connector: "SLOW, OLD COMPUTER" (arrow) Clock modul
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by poizan42 5y ago
Yes of course, they are all exported from ntdll.dll (in userspace) and ntoskrnl.exe (in kernelspace). You may need to link dynamically or make your own import libraries for many of them though.
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by poizan42 5y ago
I don't know why you are being downvoted, you are completely right. The NT api function is NtWaitForMultipleObjects. The Win32 apis WaitForMultipleObjects and WaitForMultipleObjectsEx are thin wrappers over this.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Theese are also known as "Topology-disturbing objects". This article (also by Sugihara Kokichi) goes into a lot more details: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17513472.2017.1... See also
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by poizan42 6y ago
> It should be required by law that there be a simple to access “opt out to everything” option that should be as easy to access as an “opt in to everything” option. It arguably is already required with the language of article 7.2 and rec

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