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He's a C++ programmer, so I assume he can also code in C. So do I. When you go so low-level, then everything else just translates to "overhead" and it's always a trade-off (for example exchanging performance with "f
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> respect the wishes of others Please define "others". It should be a definition that is not only "transgender people". Could it be "all the people in the world that is not you "? If so, it is impossible to
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> disempowers and dehumanizes marginalized people That sounds terribly exaggerated. If this is the way to describe Stallman, what adjectives could be reserved to the much worse people out there? You may not care about a random dude in th
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Now that Cloudflare has their own VPN, will there be an increase in showing those annoying captcha/challenge pages for connections made from every other VPN/Tor?
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Besides the fact that you cannot estimate the value of a person's life and the fact I don't want to think you're trolling, it can happen to anyone. We have recently a case of a coworker (middle-age man) falling in his house w
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It is an elementary mistake done by the programmer of the audio application. I think that's the reason the author wrote this article. Kernel designers solve that by temporarily boosting the priority of the lower (blocking) thread to be
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It DOES apply to a certain extent, and can produce a whole different set of headaches. Instead of having "threads" you have the main program loop and the interrupt that sends audio (mostly through I2S, interrupt triggered when the
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> 'ideal state' There may not be an ideal state , but maybe parent is talking about reverting the damage we are producing. > Without us, the planet would just go on changing That's true, but at the same time it is not
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Apparently one 8chan mirror is running on Zeronet, which doesn't mask/hide/route IP addresses unless you use TOR ( https://zeronet.io/docs/faq/#how-to-use-zeronet-with-tor ).
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I'm am glad the Archive exists and also a frequent user. The only thing that gets me thinking is that at some point in the future, they will own the past. That is, if it wasn't in the archive then it didn't happened (in what
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> determined effort I use Chrome (logged with GMail) for "work" and Firefox in parallel for all the rest (banking, docs, general browsing). For a program that has 1 textbox (2 at max if the search box is enabled) I find it diff
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Oh my.... Well, I guess the author realized about the confusion in every other non-Rust programmer it generates ( https://git.ralfj.de/web.git/commitdiff/13622f8642fc071bedf3... ).
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An 8-bit byte can hold 256 values, from 0 to 255, and cannot hold a value = 256, whatever the philosophy is.
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I appreciate the attempt to explain low-level stuff, but I think this is a high-level language programmer trying to understand herself/himself an issue without a clear idea of what he/she is talking about >> The answer is th
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to participate in public discourse even when the venue is privately held So if I come to your house, to your birthday party, and I start teaching people (or just talking) about torture, scams, rape techniques, differences of classes/
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I guess the lesson is "don't build your house in someone else's land".
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Don't be so pessimistic. There are still plenty of resources and places to discuss whatever you want. Youtube is like that big commercial avenue in the city, where you can only see mainstream stuff. If you look for the bookstore that h
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I was a kid, but I remember disassembling the game with my dad to see if there was a way to kill that fat swordman mid-game, that killed us every time. We succeeded by getting the 'megahit' keyword. That was my very first session
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> As we get older, there is one thing at which we get worse: Being a novice. Personally, I love being a novice. I intentionally seek it since mid 20 (being ~40 years old now), by learning a new game, mastering a microcontroller or progra
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I also use gimp for simple "cleanup" tasks and brightness/contrast. I wonder, what is the alternative you are using now, and if it's free like gimp?
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I come from an embedded development environment, and for me simplicity is everything. But even that, I think the approach of an "all public" class is a little bit risky, and can be a pain to debug if accidentally you change an int
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I compile and run Android (AOSP) on custom devices. We're waiting to start CTS soon, to be able to run Google Services. Without Google Services, a bare bone AOSP has more or less the same capabilities of some cheap low-end Chinese tabl
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The puzzle that blocked me for days was that of reading some kind of boring manual to a horse to make it sleep. I still remember myself (a kid) jumping all around the room.
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I think the questions following 'are we rich' can be harder to answer, because the answer may produce a different (bad/good) lesson in a child. Like... why are we rich? / why are we not rich? or maybe... if we are r
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> it doesn't really make a difference if the paper was the original emitter of the light or not I think it makes all the difference in the world. Aside from power consumption, e-books and e-paper displays exist for this reason.
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I wonder is there is the possibility (or if someone came across) of saving (and loading) all the data of a fingerprint state , or to be able to craft one, modify it, or share it. That is, all the metadata (cookies, history, etc.) that supp
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Is there any link to the actual research data, used methodology, etc., to support these claims? Not that I don't believe the claims (I'm biased to think that it may be possible), but just want to know if I can run the study myself
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With modern JTAG probes and available software (like GDB or OpenOCD) it's unthinkable going back to debugging with SW emulators, in-circuit emulators or with bare LEDs or a serial port (sometimes you have none). Being able to debug fir
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Removed SDK files at request of Dialog Semiconductor https://github.com/S-March/smarchWatch_PUBLIC/commit/12b4ad3...
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It is interesting the quantity of studies they push to their opted-in normandy students. Take a look at https://normandy.cdn.mozilla.net/api/v1/recipe/ Looking Glass is a collaboration between Mozilla and
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