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3y ago
Ferry Halim's Orisinal and André Michelle's demos spring to mind.
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3y ago
I moved IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS and COMMAND.COM into the DOS folder to tidy things up a bit. Then I had to wait until someone could lend me a bootable floppy.
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3y ago
One of the values is followed by "based on the mass of sulfur" so I guess this applies across all of the numbers in the article with the suffix. So Watt-hours per kilogram of sulphur.
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3y ago
Robert Collins' article lists some of these methods, mostly centered around flag bits behavior: http://www.rcollins.org/ddj/Sep96/Sep96.html
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3y ago
When a couple people get together and chat in a room at a higher volume than usual, I can hear voices in the noise generated by a water faucet or shower when I get home. I think it's like the Tetris effect but with audio -- I have to c
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3y ago
Ryan D. Anderson's "We Wanna Do the Fun Stuff" captures this very concisely: https://www.instagram.com/itsryandanderson/p/BrY0N-lH31p/
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3y ago
Good for them and their readers. Re-reading Simon's post, the only word that I think others might find contentous is "huge". Would it be better if it read the search expression turns up "a number" of papers, without
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3y ago
Sixth hit: "Certainly, here is a list of various types of polymers:" Seventh hit: <not found in paper or abstract> Eighth hit: "Certainly, here is the essential information provided for reference to the proceedings of t
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3y ago
First hit, in the keywords section (Ключевые слова): "methodology. Certainly / here is the English translation of the provided text" Second hit: "Certainly! Here is a review of the literature on the carriage of goods und
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3y ago
Rancher Desktop used Lima + QEMU behind the scenes: https://lima-vm.io/
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3y ago
JIT compilation can happen at any time. The runtime wants to create a native version of a previously interpreted snippet of code when it is called frequently enough to warrant this. The article also describes W^X functionality, which means
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3y ago
Take off and land that gold medal!
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3y ago
I'm not turning into a marathoner sitting in my chair either. So there could still be a tiny bit of truth hiding in the article (if you want to become a good runner, start running).
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3y ago
"Mother" on speed dial maybe?
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3y ago
Magic Mushroom commercial song on a floppy, anyone?
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3y ago
Add Chopin to the, ahem, list: https://youtu.be/x93pwAvUkAA
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3y ago
And they just let you use the new skills and not assign work based on your existing experience (the "old skills")?
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3y ago
A Wacom tablet went in that one. I don't think they were sensitive to fingers back then.
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3y ago
Frankenstein's monster?
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3y ago
Don't skip the tutorial this time!
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3y ago
I had this in my Facebook memories, it is the anniversary of when the original video started to make its rounds.
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3y ago
One of the early Radeons were advertised with a real-time demo that plays Pipe Dream: https://youtu.be/uG1XkEnYyUc
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3y ago
Aren't we all?
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3y ago
I'm OK with this behavior :)
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3y ago
Call hierarchy trees usually cut cycles with a "there is already a node for this method elsewhere in the tree" end stop.
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3y ago
A README.md in each package/module/top-level directory is also rendered by GitHub's UI in the file list at the bottom (in locations like this: https://github.com/shipmight/shipmight/tree/master&
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3y ago
jq supports both modes. You can use --slurp to pull all newline-separated input into a big array before it starts to process it, otherwise it should produce a result for each complete object parsed (I think): https://jqlang.githu
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3y ago
They could, but they don't, at least that is what I'm getting from the article. Even if they do, someone with the capability and understanding required (ie. not me) needs to bring that source up and verify that the claims align wi
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I don't want to single you out, but what should I be taking away from the often recited "well people sometimes* can't do thing X either"-counterargument? Is all of this just fine? Can't we expect just a little bit m
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3y ago
FlexGallery could work... the rest are Java class names.
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