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vectorEQ
9y ago
nonsense context makes science very hard to understand.
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9y ago
bunch of nonsense. people dont cause climate change and they can certainly not stop it. This means, that you can either try to live under sea level like a stuborn fool, or relocate to a safer place once the danger increases too much. Build
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vectorEQ
9y ago
i have had success with running engine and creating content on linux since 4.12 or so. Seems to work ok, not a lot of dependency issues like i get with unity which relies a lot on distribution specific things like gnome service stuff. htt
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9y ago
Talos™ II drives the state of the art of secure computing forward. Talos™ II gives you — and only you — full control of your machine's security. Rest assured knowing that only your authorized software and firmware are running via POWER
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vectorEQ
9y ago
agreed. Though the problem of no work beign there isn't as bad as a lot of people think / make beleive it to be. Humans will be put to more intellectual tasks which will still in the forseable future be impossible for machines to
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vectorEQ
9y ago
i dont think vulkan will take over, but implementations of this API might. Vulkan is a bit to broad and complicated for direct replacement of DirectX, but i think once people develop some wrappers / libraries against it it will be imme
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9y ago
people already use ml for these kinds of things server side for sure, there are also virusses which use ml for things like stealth by learning their environment and beng able to decide what is the best approach each time to execute and main
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vectorEQ
9y ago
it will go to bandcamp and live happily ever after. music wont get hurt by some buisness derpings because its not about that.
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vectorEQ
9y ago
real people don't need UK Home Secretary.
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vectorEQ
9y ago
5.0E+96 count down to that lol... funny site tho :D for some reason i approve of this.
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vectorEQ
9y ago
grsecurity is a good effort, if you dont like it dont use it but dont complain about people trying to make a turd less of a turd even if it is of your opinion they fail at it. alot of people sell software that 'only functions on linux
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vectorEQ
9y ago
'unix'
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vectorEQ
9y ago
assembly + wiki.osdev.org + beard (sorry, it's mandatory) + 40 years == become coder g0d ;D
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vectorEQ
9y ago
put a nuclear plant on your fregging moms house. the moon doesn't belong to nasa so fuck off!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
grsecurity, i like it. pretty secure for my machine. never had any breakage... i think Linus should probarbly pay more attention to security issues in 'his' os instead of being ratty about people taking it in their own hands to fi
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9y ago
these kind of assumptions and having openings to these kind of interpretations is what creates loopholes in the law. if anything this will be crappy worded and probarb ly exploitable by lawyers...
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vectorEQ
9y ago
this only apply to citizens.. they will just revoke this status from you and call you a criminal if it comes to it..
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vectorEQ
9y ago
morality is subjective, so chose for yourself? ;)
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vectorEQ
9y ago
and we beleive what they say :D because they are always filled with truth and honesty@!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
try parsing x86 opcodes and still say it's strong. #debuggerfrustrations :D
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vectorEQ
9y ago
soon you will be naked and caged on flights to US >.> Guantanamo air!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
earth is the birthplace of mandkind.
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vectorEQ
9y ago
haha well put. think most ppl disabled updates because of piracy to be honest. don't think ppl are anti vaxxers because they get vaccines on the black market xP
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vectorEQ
9y ago
my thoughts. <3
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vectorEQ
9y ago
what version. doesnt eat my cpu here.. (2016)
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vectorEQ
9y ago
oh wow. music producers invent sounds no one heard before all the time >.> ever listen to neurofunk? ;D Why dont they make an AI that does something useful for a change instead of one that can look at cat pictures and produce jibberis
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vectorEQ
9y ago
cracked me up haha thanks!
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vectorEQ
9y ago
So secretive because its so vulnerable as any of their shitty low level nonsense features. Would be nice if they just focsed on ipc and efficient throughput instead of making it swiss cheese!
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vectorEQ
10y ago
If you want to save some bytes in the bootloader, use bios interrupt to change video mode to clear screen ^^ it's very few instructions to do it.
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vectorEQ
10y ago
He uses bios calls , thats what you need to learn to be able to write a bootloader, the rest is just reading up some documentation about what you are going to load. You can't fit a filesystem parser into 1 sector and have anything othe
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