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by sudobash1 5y ago
The MMU is not really a requirement in this situation, a processor with a real MMU is emulated in software[1] on the ESP32 (this is the virtual machine referred to in the article and comments) 1: https://github.com/juiceRv&#
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by sudobash1 5y ago
An implicit assumption in software seems to be that for it to stay relevant, it must be perpetually evolving. But there is something to be said for deciding a piece of software has reached it's intended potential and simply maintaining
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Nanacoin(smbc-comics.com)
6 points by sudobash1 5y ago|0 comments
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by sudobash1 6y ago
That's true, but on the other hand, I find myself steadily finding them anyway (many on HN). This site is obviously not for mass consumption by the general public, so it's OK that it isn't highly ranked by Google. Google is f
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by sudobash1 6y ago
> The DNS is like a phonebook for the internet We are going to have to come up with a new metaphor soon. I haven't seen a phonebook in ages. Honestly I would be more likely to tell my kid "Phonebooks were like DNS for telephone
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by sudobash1 6y ago
Whereas I agree, it is never so easy. For example, Oregon banned many single use plastic shopping bags. They went away briefly; however, a workaround has been found by stores. They are now using much heavier plastic bags and calling them &q
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by sudobash1 6y ago
My source is Wikipedia, but FreeBSD is so much older than git. Git is only a decade and a half old (from 2005).
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by sudobash1 6y ago
The link in the article is to discussion & documentation, not the destination for the code. In the big picture file[1] it says: > We'll self-host the git repo and manage the first layer of mirrors ourselves. We'll publish t
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by sudobash1 6y ago
> One of my favorite parts of Open Library is that practically every page is an API. All that is required is adding “.json” to the end. Here are some examples: > >Search > https://openlibrary.org/search?q=lord+of+
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Importing Your Goodreads and Accessing Them with Open Library’s APIs(blog.openlibrary.org)
4 points by sudobash1 6y ago|2 comments
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> One of the key interest of C compared to more recent languages is that everything is explicit. With a finger you can follow the code as it runs and know exactly what is going on and when exactly. I would suggest functions like atexit a
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Did medieval people wear collars with a castellated hem?(history.stackexchange.com)
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by sudobash1 6y ago
This release has some nice features. Fillable PDF forms, improved JS, picture in picture keybindings, and builtin HTTPS everywhere.
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Firefox 83.0 Released(mozilla.org)
19 points by sudobash1 6y ago|2 comments
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by sudobash1 6y ago
I agree the article in of itself doesn't deserve front page placement, but the discussion that it is generating does. Sometimes I upvote or favorite mainly because I found the comments engaging and informative.
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by sudobash1 6y ago
Firefox currently only has it as an experimental feature which you have to enable manually in about:config. I would have to say it still lacks a bit of polish. You can find it by searching for firefox ssb. https://www.maketecheas
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by sudobash1 6y ago
IANAL (and I am linking to Wikipedia) but I don't believe this is a problem in the US (as long as the painting is out of copywrite) due to Bridgeman Art Library v. Corel Corp. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridge
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by sudobash1 6y ago
On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them... It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying "Beware of the Leopard."
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Πfs: Never worry about data again(github.com)
3 points by sudobash1 6y ago|0 comments
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Stackoverflow Adds Reactions(stackoverflow.com)
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by sudobash1 6y ago
Fluxbox has the ability to add windows to each other like tabs as is shown there.