tsukikage

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by tsukikage 12y ago
No, it is a derogatory term.
602.
by tsukikage 13y ago
"By preserving state explicitly to memory backed files, several classes of unexpected events causing the program to crash can be recovered from with minimal disruption." The cure is surely worse than the disease! The program state
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by tsukikage 13y ago
No, it just suffers from having all your cash, hard-mined by skimming off the drug economy, regularly stolen by people breaking into poorly secured exchanges ;)
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by tsukikage 13y ago
"How Secure is AES encryption algorithm?" Pretty secure. How secure is sending your sensitive data to some random server owner on the internet? Not so much.
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by tsukikage 13y ago
My desktop is most certainly not wood, it's %gold ;) Who's balking? I'm right there under the water. I find myself craving a destroyer, without quite knowing what I'd do with one ;)
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by tsukikage 13y ago
> This is a perfectly serious type system that infers perfectly serious types all day long ...in a submarine.
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by tsukikage 13y ago
Crashing in uninhabited desert isn't a feasible failure mode for the American program due to its location. The Roscosmos-owned depopulated area around Baikonur, however, is vastly larger than the parkland around Cape Canaveral launchpa
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by tsukikage 13y ago
"The Head of Professor Dowell" vs. reality ;)
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Elite sequel announced
3 points by tsukikage 14y ago|0 comments
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by tsukikage 14y ago
The forward-thinking architect will, naturally, consider the judicious use of open source software such as https://github.com/sl236/Piet to streamline enterprise development.
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by tsukikage 14y ago
I'm probably missing something, but I just don't see how this is different to a lottery...