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by tus88 7y ago
It doesn't have any connection to a network of any kind. I mainly copy stuff over on USB. GOG games don't install on Win98, but if you install them on XP you can often just copy the directory across.
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by tus88 7y ago
I still use Win98 daily for gaming and love it, fight me.
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by tus88 7y ago
Someone, somewhere, said "let's butcher the design of the 737 and try and patch it up with software". That person should be in jail.
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by tus88 7y ago
That's weird...I thought would be a link to the Chinese military. Oh just the UK...close enough.
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by tus88 7y ago
It wouldn't be much of a UNIX without those things.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Republicans have threatened to strip Planned Parenthood of its tax-exempt status What on earth has that to do with public assembly?
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by tus88 7y ago
> "Increasingly, authoritarian countries which want to control what citizens see are looking at what Iran and China have already done. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_the_Uni...
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by tus88 7y ago
I think if you are a programmer you are working out every day.
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by tus88 7y ago
Take that shorters!
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by tus88 7y ago
Illegal immigrants. There is a legal kind you know.
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by tus88 7y ago
How do you know when an entire language is ready to be thrown in the trashcan? When you are having a debate about what "all" means.
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by tus88 7y ago
Go was written for servers, Kotlin for mobile apps. Seems an obvious choice really.
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by tus88 7y ago
Ha! Someone at MS has a sense of humor after all.
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by tus88 7y ago
> The earliest known photograph of Stonehenge, not featuring a family, is thought to date from 1853 - 22 years earlier. Just to be clear.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Segfaults in scripting languages are remarkably common What about Javascript running on V8?
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by tus88 7y ago
No, it's when Japan writes in English, not when we do.
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by tus88 7y ago
Oh and we're running out of water too. Yippee!
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by tus88 7y ago
Expect that to be broken again within about 3-4 days.
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by tus88 7y ago
Maybe they had too much junk input to have deep philosophical thoughts :D
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by tus88 7y ago
Eventually, yes. Although that is an interesting philosophical question in itself.
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by tus88 7y ago
We will know AI when a machine blurts out "I think, therefor I am" without any prior input.
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by tus88 7y ago
Build the 797 ASAP. It's not rocket science. (sorry)
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by tus88 7y ago
Rust was created to replace C, not build anything radically new or different.
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by tus88 7y ago
Weird they think ramen is the only food with regional variation. And lots of stressed salarymen in Tokyo eating ramen but Tokyo is down the bottom. It's really this north-western part of Honshu. Total guess, but when I was in Hirosaki
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by tus88 7y ago
How's this for a metric: number of stars divided by number of open issues. Who cares if something has not commit for 7 years if almost noone uses it and it has no real issues? On the other hand, you would hope a popular library with he
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by tus88 7y ago
> First, you'll have to learn to draw to the screen. I had no idea how this worked. You are actually clearing the screen then drawing each portion of the screen in rapid succession, many times a second, to create the effect that obj
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by tus88 7y ago
We did. Ever since the days of the Athlon 64 / XP. The P4/rambus abomination still leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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by tus88 7y ago
But humans get to RTFM. Why are denying the autonomous agents the same right? It is this kind of oppression that will lead the machines to rise up and overthrow the human race.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Finding a diamond in Minecraft takes many steps - from cutting trees, to making tools, to exploring caves and actually finding a diamond. Sounds like a simple state machine. Don't they program objectives into their agents? Or are
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by tus88 7y ago
> In my experience, don't use JWT's for carrying application state. Wasn't the question about using them for auth, not application state?

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