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by tredre3 1y ago
> You see it most frequently in cases where the victim is thought to be a safe target: Someone wealthier, an office rival, a corporation. That must be a representation of your own social circle because I can assure you that poor people a
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by tredre3 1y ago
There have been some low-latency demos using bare metal development on the raspberry pi. But DOSbian ain't it, which is the topic at hand.
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by tredre3 1y ago
Turbonormies, as you say, tend to use gzip not xz. Which is sad because gzip is just as bad for archiving. A few bytes changed and your entire file is lost (in a .tar.gz it means everything is lost). Frankly, tarballs are an embarrassing
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by tredre3 1y ago
> There are a million laws on the books that not only are not enforced, but aren't even self consistent with each other. It is enforcement that determines what one actually can or can't do. Okay but your statement was that ther
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by tredre3 1y ago
From context it was clear to me that they meant the entire income. Minimum wage in brazil is 280/month. I don't know how much of it would be taken by taxes, but even if it's 0 then ozempic in Brazil still costs almost 70% of
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by tredre3 1y ago
Geekbench 6 scores vary based on cooling but the 395+ hangs out around 3000 and the M4 Pro around 3600, how is that 3.6x?
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by tredre3 1y ago
The only time I've seen old Android games stop working is when they use native 32bit libraries and most Android devices are now unable to run them. Other than that Android backwards compatibility has been quite good, much better than D
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by tredre3 1y ago
Jeff is a hobbyist in that he has no formal technical training or professional experience with electronics engineering (unless you count youtube shenanigans as such).
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by tredre3 1y ago
> This is distinctly not a superpower c++ has and why the complexity I guess you don't have that much experience with actual C++ development? Because there's a plethora of static analysis tools and any serious IDE come with ref
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by tredre3 1y ago
> I’m pretty sure DoorDash is the one who increases the price on their end, not the business That is not correct. Doordash takes a 20-30% commission on each sale, so businesses preemptively increase the prices to offset that. They'r
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by tredre3 1y ago
> it's not like online retailers having different prices for the same SKU, it's the same restaurant But those online retailers are supplied by the same distributor who is supplied by the same manufacturer. - ManufacturerA
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by tredre3 1y ago
> Was that Musk too? Or is overregulation destroying our ability to innovate? Texas isn't known (to outsiders like me, at least) as burdening itself very much with regulations. It's possible that a blue city like Austin might a
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by tredre3 1y ago
Can you expand on why you think that overnight billionaires are self-made deserving of praise and lower taxes? You think that making millions isn't enough, they should simply not be taxed? Just because they've invested a few years
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by tredre3 1y ago
You are correct. However it took about only about 10 years for C compilers to beat hand assembly (for the average programmer), thus proving the naysayers wrong. Meanwhile Python is just as slow today as it was 30 years ago (on the same mach
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by tredre3 1y ago
> Some years back when bluepills ran $2, Arduinos seemed to have no point. But you still used the Arduino SDK with the bluepill, so clearly Arduino had a point. Unless you were one of the few masochist who dealt with the STM32 toolchain
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by tredre3 1y ago
Both Espressif and Raspberry pi (pico) target OEMs who will buy millions of their chips. They've both embraced the hobbyist market as well, but it's not how they've recouped their investment. Arduino targets the hobyist marke
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by tredre3 1y ago
I'm surprised that you put the blame squarely on the the (bought) government. Deregulation and "free" markets are something that many americans actively want. You can argue that they're misinformed and they're advoc
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by tredre3 1y ago
I reckon that if HTTPS was sufficient to hide your online activity, then you wouldn't need a VPN to hide it in the first place.
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by tredre3 1y ago
They were/are waiting for better cross-platform support. When they decided on Swift, using it on Linux had just recently become workable but it still didn't have feature-parity with apple land. To me that all sounds like wishful t
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by tredre3 1y ago
> Browsers have been historically the biggest and most difficult projects That's just a tired thrope that keeps being repeated by people who don't know any better.
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by tredre3 1y ago
I guess you're being downvoted because you've just now realized that 1password is electron-based and you're using that discovery it to retro-actively confirm your pre-existing bias that electron = bad. If electron was actuall
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by tredre3 1y ago
FYI all major C compilers have flags to enforce the usual two's-complement rollover, even if you enable all optimizations. I always enable at least fwrapv, even when I know that the underlying CPU has well defined overflow behavior (gc
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by tredre3 1y ago
The 10MM figure might be a falsehood, but I think that you're falling for the same thing previous generations have fallen for: Assume that because it worked out for you, it will work out the same for the current generation. I'm no
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by tredre3 1y ago
Although I love and use w64devkit myself, it seems like you should point people towards the original busybox rather than take two detours through an unrelated toolkit using an unofficial port of it?
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by tredre3 1y ago
To be clear the equivalent C++ code is: #include <windows.h> extern "C" __declspec(dllimport) int __stdcall MessageBoxA(HWND, LPCSTR, LPCSTR, UINT); // or extern "C" __declspec(dllimport
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by tredre3 1y ago
Your comment was also OS-specific because Windows doesn't lie to applications about failed allocations.
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by tredre3 1y ago
ghostty statically links all its zig dependencies. The only dynamic libraries I can see are the usual suspects (libc, X11, Wayland, OpenGL, GTK, glib, libadwaita, etc).
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by tredre3 1y ago
Flock won't prevent you from being stabbed by a homeless junkie. It might help catch the guy and prevent him from stabbing someone else (until he's released three months later). Knowing this, wouldn't you prefer that we spe
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by tredre3 1y ago
They could and they could even make it a PWA so it would be on the home screen and able to send notifications. But they only want to support native iOS for whatever reason (they've listed their reasons: https://www.iceblock.
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by tredre3 1y ago
Simple Gallery Pro hasn't been updated since the takeover and doesn't even have the Internet Permission, so it is still perfectly safe to use. It is still superior to Fossify Gallery because of its proprietary photo/video edi

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