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przemoc
11y ago
Now that Rust reached v1.0, I may finally look into it without the fear of wasting time to learn stuff that will change within next months. (It's quite sad, though, that recently released Debian Jessie won't have it in its main re
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przemoc
11y ago
Thanks for mentioning Super User's BSD Cross Reference (bxr.su)! Apparently there are many more OpenGrok installations nowadays than it used to be 5 years ago. https://github.com/OpenGrok/OpenGrok/wiki/Op
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11y ago
Jakub Jelinek's announcement on ML: https://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2015-04/msg00287.html And the same one for gmane lovers (like me): http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gcc.devel/139625
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11y ago
I am not a Mac user, so cannot tell whether it's really "especially on the Mac", but I totally agree that most FLOSS with GUI has bad look and often bad UX too. It's easier to find well-thought-out polished CLI/TUI
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12y ago
XP was RTMed on August 24, 2001 and GA was October 25, 2001. But I can understand why you wrote what you wrote. Early XP experience for many remains repressed memory, because it was quite buggy (be it OS itself or drivers delivered with it,
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12y ago
Obligatory archived copies of above mentioned pages: [1] https://archive.today/Pw2gr [2] https://archive.today/2lHs7 [3] https://archive.today/gc1Gu [4] https://archive.today
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Zoho knows how to inform about update of Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
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12y ago
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12y ago
The topic was modern C and in modern C environment NULL is defined as (void *)0 There is no point in writing longer form and it's still clearer and safer than 0 alone. C++ is another story with its void* hate built-in
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12y ago
I didn't know about use of static keyword in array parameter declaration, but I dare to say that a lot of senior C programmers are unaware of this C99 feature. It's nice to be able to specify function's expectations on that l
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12y ago
Looks nice. I was going to perform a shameless plug by mentioning my simple Linux OSD nanoproject (for those wanting to use some other recording matters, but still see the keystrokes on the screen): https://github.com/przemo
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12y ago
You are not. I hate how browsers nowadays, especially browsers on smartphones, are unusable without access to Internet. Sure, there is Pocket for instance, but IMHO there shouldn't be need for such app. And while I'm ranting at Po
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12y ago
I bought my T430 (N1T56PB) on August 2013. 10 months later "Tab" key fell off. 2 months later "A" key fell off and few months ago another one - "S". Currently "E" is the one that behaves a bit differe
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12y ago
All hard (but honest) LaTeX fans may enjoy reading my old post about LaTeX, which is somehow loosely related (I hope I'm not overstretching it :>). Getting things done in LaTeX (or not) http://abyss.przemoc.net/post&
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12y ago
I was never into FreeBSD (I hoped to dive into it more in the past, but never done so sadly), but heard that 1st ed was really good, so the revised version quite likely shouldn't be any worse (hopefully even better). I would order it,
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12y ago
Book was great, I really liked it. I haven't seen the older adaptation yet, but the more recent one (with Clooney) was IMHO terrible. Such adaptations make more harm than good.
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12y ago
Nitpick: You're talking about CRC32c (C of Castagnoli) - 0x1EDC6F41. By CRC32 without any additional context people usually mean CRC using polynomial 0x04C11DB7, which is much more common than CRC32c. CRC32 has also a nice feature: &q
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przemoc
12y ago
Shouldn't "Europeans" in the title be renamed to "Brits"? In Poland we keep eggs in the fridge, be it home or market.
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12y ago
IIRC "security" plays important role here too, because using regexps you can much easier find sensitive data, or to be precise: context (neighborhood) of sensitive data.
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12y ago
C++ _micro_framework using boost. Just couldn't resist to notice that. ;) (I know that boost consists of many libraries, many of them are header only, etc. so using them doesn't necessarily result in terrible bloat.) Will have a p
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Ask HN: Data control vs convenient access
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12y ago
Second (and the last) part of trixter's write-up on how 8088 Domination was achieved is already up there. 8088 Domination Post-Mortem, Conclusion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7924928
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8088 Domination Post-Mortem – Conclusion
(trixter.oldskool.org)
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12y ago
What does it mean "in recent years"? Did QPC become better (and Sleep()/WaitForSingleObject() saner, as we're touching time-related stuff) in XP before EOLing? Assuming having Vista+, does it really work reliably even wh
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12y ago
Function you are looking for Windows is possibly not QueryPerformanceCounter(). It's unreliable when you consider various hardware, especially in multithreaded applications on multi-core/CPU systems. Even more if you use Windows u
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12y ago
8088 Domination is one of the examples of truest hacking and deserves to be sticky on HN. I mean it!
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12y ago
It's amazing how much effort SC put in making UI more sleek yet degrading UX thoroughly. Stream is useless in its current form. It's much inferior to Dashboard (which wasn't perfect in the first place, but was quite usable, c
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13y ago
Shouldn't it be "the best anti-user company"? Otherwise it sounds like the company being worst at enforcing anti-user policy, i.e. failing to do it right, i.e. being user-friendly after all. Even better would be: "the mo
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13y ago
The rule of thumb is that screen cannot be larger than 4" to be fully accessible using thumb only. Often you have only one hand available, which makes most of allegedly "awesome" 4.5"+ smartphones inconvenient at best an
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mpv v0.3.0 - new version of movie player based on MPlayer and mplayer2
(github.com)
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13y ago
Indeed, it's nothing special. I just casually submitted it without any expectations. Sorry for disappointing you upon clicking the link.
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