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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Whenever I work on huge codebase (think 1M+ lines of code), I always reach for Russ Cox's codesearch https://github.com/google/codesearch . It requires indexing the codebase first, which takes 15 minutes or so, but
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
I don't see the "non-volatile" part at first, sorry about that. I guess non-volatile just means the data persists across resets, not necessarily that the fuses are stored in flash or something that can be modified.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Too bad Nintendo produces some of the most popular game franchises like Pokemon or Zelda, and the only way to play them is to buy their hardware. I used to resist buying a Switch, but Breath of the Wild was such an amazing game that I had t
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
The fuses aren't being protected from modifications by the firmware, but they are physically burnt - no way to reverse that.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Thank you!
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
I'm happy to contribute two new features as part of my WebKit internship: the ic unit (as mentioned in the changelog), and CSS Motion Path, which I'm honestly surprised is not mentioned.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Well, if I'm looking to buy an Android phone with the latest specs, then it's either a Pixel, Samsung or OnePlus. Out of those, I guess Pixels are less bloaty than any other phones, except if preinstalled Google apps are 'blo
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
All I can see right now is that most positions are web development related, so that's where people will flock to.
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Emails from the Apple vs. Epic trial (2021)(theverge.com)
1 points by tuankiet65 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
(2014)
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Apparently the old Wordle URL redirects to the new NYT page, and it includes the statistics as a JSON in the URL so the new page know what's the old statistics is.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Pump It Up is a Korean DDR-style arcade. Round1 also seems to be bringing Chrono Circle to the US. Same manufacturer but different mechanics, it looks like maimai + Wacca.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
The overwelming majority is motorbikes / scooters: * E-bikes are popular among teens / people under 18-21. They are cheaper, and the law prohibits them from riding motorbikes with above 50cc engines (which the majority are, unless
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
When it starts raining though, you'd wish you're taking shelter in a car instead of riding scooters while wearing a raincoat.
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The Gritty, Underground Network Bringing Japan’s Arcades to the US(wired.com)
7 points by tuankiet65 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
From what I've seen , international students who are supposed to attend colleges in 2020 were affected the most: * Some abandoned their international studies plan and attended local colleges instead. * Some took a gap year to wait unti
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
You're not wrong, 10-bit depth is essential to avoid color banding. However, I believe that all anime blu-rays are encoded in 8-bit AVC, so the issue is not the bit depth in the source material. Rather, fansub groups re-encode blu-ray
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
On their anime production requirements ( https://partnerhelp.netflixstudios.com/hc/en-us/articles/360... ): > The working resolution must be 1920x1080 or higher throughout the production, including drawing,
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Color my surprise when I came to the US to study undergraduate, and somebody asks me for my number so they can make a group chat. I was like "US people still use SMS/MMS?". Turns out everybody uses the included Messages app,
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Yep, last time I took a look at the cable price they're pretty outrageous. I suppose they only make money on cables, not connectors - hence the markup. And it seems like the Tag-Connect is patented, which is why nobody has tried to mak
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
I'm also not American and I was able to open a US bank account without a SSN, however they instead put in a dummy SSN of 300-00-0000. I suppose your bank might have also given you a dummy number like that.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Running outdated web applications with vulnerabilities I suppose.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
To be honest, Mozilla isn't the first one here. SetUserFTA ( https://kolbi.cz/blog/2017/10/25/setuserfta-userchoice-hash-... ) has been around since 2017, and this pastebin ( https://pastebi
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
This is an opinion piece.
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
I feel like the author is making a point that WSL is popular because existing Linux GUIs suck, and WSL provides Linux userspace in Windows GUI. I have a different idea: WSL is popular because people want to run both Windows and Linux worklo
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Quick appreciation, I'm very thankful of Round 1 for bringing a variety of rhythm arcades to the US (Wacca, SDVX, IIDX, Project Diva, DDR, more arcades that I don't remember the names)
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
From the trial page ( https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT05001373 ), it's a just phase one study to figure out the safety of the vaccine: > A Phase 1, Randomized, First-in-human, Open-label Study to Eval
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Maybe? Messenger is just an instant messaging platform like iMessage or Whatsapp. Technically speaking you can stumble upon group chats that disseminate misinformation, but Messenger doesn't show you group chat recommendations like Fac
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by tuankiet65 5y ago
Facebook going down means losing contact with my friends overseas. I myself am studying as an international student, and many of my former classmates are studying in another countries as well. Messenger (and consequently Facebook) is pretty
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Malware Against the C Monoculture (2019)(research.checkpoint.com)
2 points by tuankiet65 5y ago|0 comments

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