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smegel
9y ago
More like the original Corporation as a Nation.
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smegel
9y ago
BusyBox image between 1-5mb.
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9y ago
I had no idea they made a 10" tablet...it's on my wishlist now.
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smegel
9y ago
So how did they solve it?
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smegel
9y ago
Out of genuine interest, did your Phil degree lead to many career opportunities?
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9y ago
> 1. Don't share memory 2. Use a lock 3. Have a concept of ownership and make sure all your code follows some basic rules? E.g. if a consumer reads a pointer from a look free queue, it is then responsible for freeing that memory. OP
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9y ago
Why would you ever free an object if something else might be pointing at it?
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9y ago
Don't underestimate the nationalism of young Chinese. And I very much doubt the CP is going to go after administrators who on-the-whole moderate with a pro-Beijing slant because they took 5 minutes too many to delete a comment. Making
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The only reason anyone would do this is if you actually wanted to take down torrent sites.
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9y ago
So do you mind telling us which funds have a 100% certainty of >S&P500 performance over the next few decades please?
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9y ago
How can EU law allow this? Crazy.
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9y ago
Wrong kind of hackers news.
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9y ago
OK I know more about C# now than I ever planned on knowing. The problem with OP comment is that KISS and premature optimization are not diametrically opposed. Thet are two separate principles that mean different things. Premature optimizati
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9y ago
Writing simple programs that meets requirements should be your goal. Premature optimization is the root of all evil.
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9y ago
Why are you even asking the question if profiling hasn't determined a performance problem in that bit of code?
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9y ago
> which offers a lookup method, and which both HashSet and Lists implement How does a List map values to key? How does it even represent them?
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9y ago
How is writing code that loops over a list simpler than calling: things.Get("key") ?
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9y ago
If these guys are pissed off, you know someone is doing something right.
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They make it look so easy now. In 20 years time we will be saying in amazement "you mean they used to just throw away the boosters after each launch?". Bravo spaceX.
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9y ago
> Sources also told Bloomberg that Magic Leap will likely begin shipping devices For $6B I would hope you would use a stronger word than "likely". Such as "definitely".
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9y ago
Do they not call it CentOS 7.4? I thought they did for the 6-series releases.
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9y ago
> Burgers with it are decent too I agree. The steak is bit gamey. The burger mince has enough herbs and ingredients to mask that taste. The sausages "kanga bangas" aren't too bad either. Obviously plenty of tomato sauce (n
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9y ago
It seems unusual. Can anyone else vouch for this happening to them?
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> You're using large parts of WebKit source code (LGPL) in your proprietary library. This is against the license. What makes it proprietary?
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9y ago
When you say might...are there any case studies showing how the internals of a CPU can be exposed using this technique?
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9y ago
Did anyone manage to distill his alternative plan for control immigration?
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9y ago
What's the bet the really secret instructions are hidden behind special conditional decode logic? I.e. the cpu wont even ask for the next byte if some register value is not set, possibly a secret register that first needs to be set via
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How else would they detect popups?
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9y ago
Coming weeks after headless Chrome is released, wonder if there is a connection.
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9y ago
Most transactional websites need access to the core customer database, otherwise they could not function. Just DMZing everything is not always possible. Maybe segmentation is the only possible defence - customers A-C served out of this DB w
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