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this comment thread hasn't been talking about win16. but you're right, win16 can only load some 32-bit PE files through something like Win32s
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sorry, i was referring specifically to the x86 segmented memory model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_memory_segmentation (basically, near and far pointers)
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it would, just without standard library support, as the default stdlib imports system APIs that older versions don't provide. Other than those and a "supported OS version" filed in the PE header there isn't really much e
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1y ago
likely no_std, and running via Win32s. Rust doesn't have support for segmented memory, so native 16-bit would be much harder
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it's the "thin" browsers that are half-embedded in other apps, such as Google News. In the menu you can see "Running in Chrome" and "Open in <yourdefaultbowser>"
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1y ago
"can do things" in this case doesn't mean "is allowed to do things". "Unsafe code allows to express the following, which is UB:"
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1y ago
https://mercury.sexy/hg_sdf/
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1y ago
> Notepad had been a native app until very recently, and it still opened pretty much instantaneously. With its rewrite as a UWP app, things went downhill. The before and after are apparent, and yet… the app continues to be as unfeaturefu
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> If the size of the new type is larger than the size of the last-written type, the contents of the excess bytes are unspecified (and may be a trap representation). Before C99 TC3 (DR 283) this behavior was undefined, but commonly implem
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> I didn't do performance testing or anything, it just didn't seem like there was any point in trying to compete with whatever millisecond-scale gainz libpng presumably had over my library when both of them are capable of loadi
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It's instructions for the Windows RDP server to enable RemoteFX support so that the Rust client can make use of it. Maybe I'm missing something, but for the server side it's only crates that help you build your own server, no
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2y ago
it's a semantics problem, not a maths problem - modulus and remainder are not the same operation. This easily trips up people since `%` is often called "modulo", yet is implemented as remainder operation in many languages ht
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2y ago
> I hate that it doesn’t have types. It’s totally YOLO: SQLite _does_ support strict column types since 3.37: https://www.sqlite.org/stricttables.html
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2y ago
https://catala-lang.org/
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2y ago
for Logitech G there is the Onboard Memory Manager, a portable tool to just set up the onboard profiles. Since they released it I've not had to use their normal software anymore: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-ca&#
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2y ago
related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42368784
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2y ago
1440p is colloquially referred to as 2.5K, not 2K.
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2y ago
> You can actually monitor the temperature of the sdram and it reports if refresh at half or quarter the rate can be done. That allows the overhead due to refresh to be reduced by a half or a quarter which does improve benchmark results.
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> While the math is clear, I'm a bit annoyed by the label "paradox" as the whole setup is too simplistic and reductionistic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox#Veridical_paradox (also https:/
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2y ago
(And `ignore` uses `walkdir` internally)
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2y ago
Yup, on many boards you could either jumper the direction (turbo switch closed= slow or closed = fast), or set it in the BIOS.
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2y ago
> There's a lot of examples of that, like it still being called Unleaded Gas despite it having been so by default for how many decades? Depending on where you live, about 0.35 decades? > On 30 August 2021 the United Nations Envir
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Some more information about the kind of challenges to expect: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/ann...
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Flare-On 2024 Binary Reversing challenge starts today
(flare-on.com)
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I guess it depends on whether the game cartridges only use it for storing savegames, or as actual additional RAM.
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> In Rust, Cargo makes this super easy: “x.y.z” means “>= x.y.z, < (x+1).0.0”. With the added special case of `0.x.y` meaning `>= 0.x.y, < 0.(x+1).0`, going beyond what semver specifies.
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In Germany the minimum time of notice for being fired scales up with your seniority (number of years employed in the company). However, many work contracts add a stipulation that the minimum time of notice from the law be applied to both pa
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rename it to openSUS and replace the chameleon with an amogus, problem solved
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2y ago
Blackjack, hookers, and reified generics!
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Huh, I was pretty sure that you need an extra chip in-between. Otherwise, the 4 CPU lanes will just drop to 4.0 level.
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