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supdog
11y ago
Indeed. No Starch Press's book on TCP/IP by Kozierok is 1600 pages! RINA is a beautiful new redesign of the networking stack wherein "computer networking is just inter-process communication." https://en.m.wik
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11y ago
For an alternative that uses more consistent primatives, check out the Getty-Dubay method: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getty-Dubay
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11y ago
Is it common in academia for sexism to be defined as male preferential treatment?
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11y ago
"Legal" victories win back rights but don't cure the harm.
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Event-Driven Kernel for Kestrel-3
(sam-falvo.github.io)
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11y ago
Although not a server, you may be interested in InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), an open protocol for decentralizing data: https://ipfs.io
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11y ago
From what I understand, Rust is not making in-roads into the OpenBSD world for at least these reasons: 1) Rust's use of LLVM means it will not work on some hardware platforms that the OpenBSD folks are committed to run on. 2) The Rust
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11y ago
Link to .../ipfs/notes/ appears to contain 37 bytes of nothing. Is the content available elseware? Would love to see the random crazy things you're planning.
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11y ago
Hypergamy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergamy
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11y ago
USDA zone 9b or warmer. If you are looking for a versitile, exotic fruit with high protein content that will grow outdoors in many cooler climates, check out the pawpaw: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asimina_triloba
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The BSPL Compiler
(sam-falvo.github.io)
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11y ago
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Kestrel Open Computer Design: History and GUI
(sam-falvo.github.io)
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Why compilers are doomed (2000)
(equi4.com)
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On consensus and forks What is the difference between a hard and soft fork?
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11y ago
You may be looking for Outlaw Techno Psychobitch: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rRbY3TMUcgQ Edit: this is a constructive parody of Erlang OTP web tech with some NSFW language.
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12y ago
Agree. I wonder what it would take to make Rust 1.0 + LLVM into an LTS?
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12y ago
Paywall.
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12y ago
Have I? Or have we?
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12y ago
Indeed.
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12y ago
Or the claim is highly probable, if bad policy was systemically painting peaceful people as felons. If so, what then is the root cause of the harm?
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12y ago
Would you find that "most people commit felonies (without harm)" to be convincing evidence of policy flaws?
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12y ago
If you mean to ask me what my aspiration in life is, you might be interested to know that many of my heros were felons. Jesus, Gandhi, John Bunyan,... Peaceful agribuisnessman Joel Salatin said it this way, "Everything I want to do is
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12y ago
Normal people commit felonies doing normal things every day. http://www.amazon.com/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent/dp/...