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by sigjuice 5y ago
Apple will do a package manager, once they work out how to bolt on an "app store" on it.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
By "magic" I really just mean having a super low barrier to having your code running and working in Emacs. You just open your config files, put in a line of code, and then you're done. Most of the time it isn’t even necess
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Curious why the IP address has to be obliterated from history instead of just correcting it in a new commit? An IP does not seem sensitive like a secret or private key. EDIT: Sorry, my bad. I misread.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Is the kernel's proxy ARP support not enough to handle everything? What is the reason to have parprouted?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I guess you are right. The OP said "buying" and I suppose in the trajectory my career has taken me the concept of buying code is foreign to me.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
So I take it Linux was not used at all in any shape or form?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
How slow are the amd64 images compared to equivalent arm64 images?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/why-assign.en.html
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by sigjuice 5y ago
There is a size in the example I posted above. [cling]$ u.sysname (char [256])
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Both ends need to grok MPTCP. Which services and devices meet the requirement?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
struct utsname is what it is. For me the appeal for something like cling would be doing quick experiments without any boilerplate.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Sure, but I’d expect the interpreter to have some smarts to do the right thing within reason.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Thanks! Is there a way to see strings nicely without printf? [cling]$ u.sysname (char [256]) "Darwin\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0
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by sigjuice 5y ago
That does not count as “going away”. Sure, newer functionality may be done in C++, but it is unlikely that all C code will disappear from the gcc and gdb codebases. The older versions of things written in C will still be around and remain
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Thanks! $ brew install cling $ cling ****************** CLING ****************** * Type C++ code and press enter to run it * * Type .q to exit * ******************************************* [cling]
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by sigjuice 5y ago
You are lucky if you only encountered this recently. We might not like C, but C is not going away anywhere.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
No assembly language of any sort? I just did a quick search, so it is possible I missed it.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Also, how many of all the people complaining really actually ran the same Java program on multiple architectures in production?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Yes, C does not dictate native compilation. In fact, C doesn't even dictate compilation. There are various C interpreters, aren't there?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
What's with all the nitpicking? I just don't get it. What is claimed today is entirely reasonable. The landing page says SIMILAR to Java . It doesn't say runs identically on exactly all versions of every system that Java
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by sigjuice 5y ago
The 2-line intro says the format will run on a impressively long list of systems . Is it really that big of a deal that it doesn't specifically mention that it is x86-only? Please.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I came across this implementation of .S a couple of days ago (Starting-FORTH.pdf, page 50). : .S CR 'S S0 @ 2- DO I @ . -2 +LOOP ; I'm not sure if this could be adapted to work on CollapseOS. For starters, I can't qui
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by sigjuice 5y ago
And easier to install as well, without even the need to log on to the Mac App Store. Just typing cc or some other similar command should start the installation.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Link with #Multi-process_QEMU added https://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/6.0#Multi-process_QEMU
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by sigjuice 5y ago
It would be very hard to look into this given the high-level description. If possible, please add links to the lines of code that you are referring to.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I used GNU Typist to teach myself several years ago. https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/gtypist/gtypist.h...
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by sigjuice 6y ago
The FreeBSD bootloader made the switch to Lua.
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by sigjuice 6y ago
Maybe use one of the  stickers included in the box?
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by sigjuice 6y ago
How is it evil? To me, it is a mildly amusing coincidence.
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by sigjuice 6y ago
This is Linux for M1 Macs.

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