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by tryauuum 6y ago
I would have put it in a virtual machine to play windows games more easily. Gaming on windows server 2019, how fun is that!
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by tryauuum 6y ago
That's a pretty cool thread. I guess I should find friends in real life (also known as 'meatspace') Note: that's literally what I think, I'm not trying to sound smug , neither am saying this ironically. Stupid limit
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by tryauuum 6y ago
There is also an allure of having a client that will never run some weird god-know-what-doing javascript code. Of course you can just disable javascript in your HTTP browser. But as the author states, it's easier to write a completely
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by tryauuum 6y ago
...and then other people tried to use this word to advocate language reforms, of course. All I want to say is that this word doesn't make me feel there's need to change spelling rules. Other examples, like dough-through-enough are
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Was there such a point? The person who invented this spelling was 21 years old, if I'm reading the article correctly. Who knows, maybe the entire point of inventing it was to impress opposite sex.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
(maybe I do not understand the definition of "conceivable") I think it is totally inconceivable that someone would read this word as "fish"! It would require extreme amount of mind-bending! Maybe this is why I am so angr
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by tryauuum 6y ago
hn proves again that I don't know english
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Yes, you are right. I should have said «..."ough" at the end of a word hints heavily ...» I am kind of pissed off how article attacks english language. Of course if you interpreter a letter without a context you will have silly re
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I think this example is far-fetched and, due to being so far-fetched, is useless. I mean there are no actual english words where "gh" at the beginning of a word would be pronounced as "f", right? And "gh" at th
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by tryauuum 6y ago
grey goo
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Minor correction. Telegram does not use its own crypto, it uses well-known cryptographic primitives. (However community criticised telegram for the poor choice of those well-known primitives)
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by tryauuum 6y ago
why the downvotes?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
What kind of websites need 8GB per tab? I have never had problems with chrome or firefox on my 4GB box. EDIT: someone in this thread posted this: I can't even scroll Twitter without stutter on my hefty gaming laptop, my browser (th
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Is it a joke? Year should be in the first column.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
yeah, sounds silly
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by tryauuum 6y ago
to think about it... Microsoft also owns Minecraft, so a ten year old redstone scientist is already locked in, even without Git, NPM and all those things
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by tryauuum 6y ago
People are good at inventing analogies that support their point of view.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I could send you some bits
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I guess previous posters "If you can't teach it, then you don't understand something perfectly" can be replaced with "Process of teaching someone will make you notice all the holes in your own understanding" Or
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Anathem features an awesome world, but I wouldn't call the book mind-bending.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
> These mines were set off when a three-note chord was played on the frequency the radio was tuned to, causing three tuning forks (of which each mine had a unique combination) to vibrate at once. so, ehm, what was the soviets' plan?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I might be wrong, but I think "paravirtualized" means that you don't have to modify your kernel to work with virtual CPU / virtual memory. It doesn't mean "guest isn't aware it's being virtualized&quo
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I have an impression that terms "paravirtualization" and "full virtualization" are fuzzy nowadays. KVM, for example, reports steal time. Yet, KVM is considered to be full virtualization. Also, guest can still guess that
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by tryauuum 6y ago
can I recommend «Autumn Night 3D Shooter» here? It's a short 3d shooter with custom engine that was made with love. Author boasts about it being 100% software-renderer (in other words, it doesn't use GPU acceleration)
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by tryauuum 7y ago
I can't stop hating Microsoft for WSL. Yes, it is a way forward for the company but I still have a feeling they have found a perfect way to make younger generation ignore Linux completely.
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by tryauuum 7y ago
You could be very correct! I think Linus might not be an experienced "git for Windows" user
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by tryauuum 7y ago
Various senses-enhacing implants. Well, simply implants. Would be cool to go shopping and buy new upgrades for your body.
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by tryauuum 7y ago
Why are you comparing linux kernel and cars?
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by tryauuum 7y ago
Exim can do a lot of things, including delivery of mail to users' directories. Root privileges are required to access those directories. Oh, also ".forward" files in users' home directories. I guess this is why Ubuntu sh
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by tryauuum 7y ago
(i think) you could use virt-sparsify instead of qemu-img to make final image even smaller

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