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by vectorEQ 8y ago
so many billions wasted just because they don't want to play along with russia :')
572.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
i love these kinds of articles, but i dont understand why put the first 2 lines in it, which kind of contradict eachother. " A handbook for making programming languages. This book contains everything you need to implement a full-fea
573.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
aren't the quircks and pitfalls what you learn from? :D As soon as you learn these things exist, you have learnt a lot about the tediousness of programming and computers =D
574.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
i learnt most about computers programming C and assembly, its very interesting and helps me every day not only in programming but in any computer related issues or quetions. It was a tip to learn it someone gave me a long time ago and i am
575.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
Increasing priority given to gaming to the extent that gaming takes precedence over other life interests and daily activities So, we all have a code and/or computer disorder. gg guys, lets get on dem zombie pillz ... 'gaming addic
576.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
is it because no one wants them?
577.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
haha aye. people will give grief at some point especially if money is involved. always have some ensurance it can't go completely out of hand...
578.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
i like these advices, thanks a lot. it's useful and can save quite a bit if you enjoy this platform for your learning needs.
579.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
context switches / syscalls cost a lot of cycles to save and reload cpu context. you basically need to push all stuff to memory related to context, registers, flags, stack pointers et.c etc., then load the ones for kernel space, perfor
580.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
interesting project. it's not safe, but definatly i like this kind of application of system software. It might be interesting to try and run the webassembly in a VM ring 0 where the ring -1 can do some security routines and checks on i
581.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
anti-theft should never impact user experience in such negative way. there are different ways to let the user be in control of this anti-theft technology which are much more user friendly and less prone to these kind of situations.
582.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
The most important things for this are: - A good idea of what is normal traffic and behaviour on the web service. - Good threat intel. These 2 combined will make it fairly obvious what needs to be done, but obtaining these 2 items is not a
583.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
fun page. i tune my guitar differently, but same principle. i put ON distortion, and then pluck harmonics on different strings. if they are out of tune its really obvious due to the phasing, and you can adjust it untill it sounds like a cle
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
islamic culture cultivated and gathered lots of knowledge, includign that of roman, indian, some african and other cultures. in my opinion their translation efforts have saved a lot of, and furthered a lot of science and research. As europe
585.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
a lot of work is done in game hacks to inject network packets, but they usually rely on packets not being sanitized and just injecting other values. Like for instance in some mmorpg you can edit packets that are sent, to add extra skill poi
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
delta-updates, agree. whole discussion is wrong. why do customers need to download multiple gigs of shit all the time? makes no sense. it's not like the map of the world completely changes all the time. perhaps some subtle updates to r
587.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
it will survive atleast as long as the main user base is still alive... new people perhaps look at alternatives, but they have plenty of cash to become part of a future platform for these people too. long term , a company generally changes
588.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
if it was concerning an actual limb of mine, i'd say utility would go over pride on that one :/ pride has a limited scope tbh. he can be proud of his sons acheivement and not wear it thats totally ok..
589.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
the disease is not that we are gullible or emotionally fragile, that is the 'weakness' which is being exploited. the disease is that people actually want to exploit eachother for their own gains.
590.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
they had similar experiments with a bull and implant, where radio signal made it stop mid charge. i think people should also realise these days it's even possible to generate waves which interact with the low frequencies associated wit
591.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
please, keep taking your political advice from social media sites and ad networks, and if it turns out to be bad advice, try to sue them. :s
592.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
If there are seperate planes of existens or universes, the properties thereof are unknown, and it can't be said if they would ever be observable or not untill someone finds out they are. (finding out they arent isn't possible, whi
593.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
intel is just fine. spectre and meltdown were blown way out of proportion. almost every CPU to date has had similar vectors to exploit them or worse. if intelligence agencies don't know this they have shitty assurance and should get be
594.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
agree, even if they sold nothing atall in the smart phone market, all the smart phones of the world still need servers to service the users needs.. and they practically all run on intel or ibm cpus.
595.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
:s i can't even get my mysql to get me to be allowed to login root without password >.< that takes a special kind of negligence.... and really, how long was it there before they developed a new product and tested it on themselves
596.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
recent new improvements in voice synthesis could make this happen soon enough tbh.., capture you speaking in the super market, filter your voice out, then beam that shit in. i like the idea :D i can already see us all comming home... why th
597.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
long term anything changes the brain, this is how neural connections work.... if you're long term depressed it solidifies connections, if you're long term 'happy' it reconnects others and solidifies those. as other perso
598.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
you 'need' money for your wants. so basically you don't need money, unless you want things. there's plenty of people who are happy as can be, who have never even heard of money :s
599.
by vectorEQ 9y ago
this particle physics is just silly and it will never lead to anything but more tiny and faster particles which do inexplicable things. such useful science ... really... Here's something actually interesting >.> but no one care a
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by vectorEQ 9y ago
I do a lot with assembly. most of the code that launches long mode is easier / essential to be in assembly. I personally opted for using GRUB, but now i have a good idea on what that does for me i want to go back to writing a bootloade

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