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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
I love how every comment here is about the Atari ST instead of what the post is about, which is where the 069H byte check actually came from.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Why does it sound wrong? Since strings are UTF-8, this just boils down to lexicographical ordering of code points. Ironically though, that should be actually more objectionable than ordering arrays by lexicographical order of elements, beca
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Better work ethic + lower hubris in the work force. American fabs source heavily from a pool of people with a background in the US military. The intent is that it yields a certain caliber (positive connotation) of worker. What they get i
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
$96 for static hosting is a crap deal.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
I had basically the same experience. I even got requests for functionality that was already there, as if the maintainers didn't even read or test the patch. There are a number of pull requests of mine that have been waiting open for ye
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Not if the final dot to denote the root zone were to be brought back, i.e. https://netflix./
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
“By searching, you can always find someone who made a well-sounding statement that confirms your point of view--and, on every topic, it is possible to find another dead thinker who said the exact opposite.” — Nassim Taleb
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
All the worse for the ‘robustness’ principle then. https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-iab-protocol-maintenance-04.... (Shame this draft just expired before being finalised.)
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
This is not a retort. The claim is not that photo ID is unforgeable. The claim is that "it would ameliorate a lot if it meant that people had to show up in person somewhere".
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
The point isn’t that anyone would want to write code like this. It’s to define rules that establish what the language implementation is allowed to assume about pointers when performing optimisations, and consequently, what operations code i
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Names of types usually refer to individual members thereof: number, integer, vector, string, list… A variable of a UnitInterval type would one that holds unit intervals. This is no fix.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
I like that the top-voted answer is a wrong one. (A unit interval is the set [0, 1], whereas the asker wants to know a name for an element of it.)
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Stop intentionally ignoring the thrust of the argument. Let's agree that Stallman does have to draw a line. Let's also acknowledge that Zoom is included on this side of the line.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
These days most people don’t use Internet Explorer.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
-pedantic only enables warnings, it cannot change the meaning of code; not even on newer compilers.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
Those are just (pure) function types.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
The draft was simply integrated into a larger-scope document, still actively maintained (last draft published 12th of July): https://www.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-httpbis-semantics-10.html... Note the description doesn’t
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
418 is actually unassigned. https://www.iana.org/assignments/http-status-codes/http-stat... This code has never been officially registered, especially not by that April Fools’ RFC. A number of HTTP implementations
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
I really don't know how someone could come to any other conclusion.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
> in building infrastructure that supports their cause. Emphasis on this part.
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by pwdisswordfish4 6y ago
The C standard cannot expressly prohibit anything about a feature that isn't part of the C standard.