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by westmeal 9y ago
Honestly TIS-100 feels like it would be an extremely comfortable 16 bit machine to program for IRL. I've wasted 40 hours of my life on it so far and I'm ashamed to say it's been funner than most 'real' games I'
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by westmeal 9y ago
I think he was trying to point out that even if you are putting pressure on the right side unfortunate side effects can still be seen. Not that it's anyone's particular fault.
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by westmeal 9y ago
Auuugh that'd drive me insane
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by westmeal 9y ago
The part that perturbed me the most about his account is he didn't even backtrace the IP floppy disk log via the DHCP authenication backtrace. It's a rookie mistake, but so is misspelling 'nothin personnel kid'.
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by westmeal 9y ago
It sounds to me like she believes throwing legislation at an issue will fix it. I mean, everyone obeys the law right?
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by westmeal 9y ago
Quick typo: >The CIA made me them do it.
577.
by westmeal 9y ago
This reminds me of DesuDesuTalk used for embedding text into images posted to imageboards.
578.
by westmeal 9y ago
Not quite. It's actually used to refer to anime characters that have the physical characteristics of young girls. You know, weeaboo territory stuff. The theme has become increasingly prevalent in anime as of late.
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by westmeal 9y ago
Looks like high performance comes at a security cost. It's a good thing projects like RISC V and certain boards like the TALOS exist or else it'd be a hell of a time. Has anyone here tried some tech from SiFive? They appear to hav
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by westmeal 9y ago
Global surveillance networks.
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by westmeal 9y ago
Now coming to an emacs near you!
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by westmeal 9y ago
The funniest part is you're probably right. After all to most people it's what the Internet is for.
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by westmeal 9y ago
It's more likely than you might think!
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by westmeal 9y ago
When are the androids and electronic sheep coming?
585.
by westmeal 9y ago
TempleOS or any operating system with networking disabled via hardware switch.
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by westmeal 9y ago
Is this a real thing?
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by westmeal 9y ago
Looks like the WINE developers are going to have the time of their lives.
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by westmeal 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand. Does this mean that multiple linux kernels are split up, for example, on the graphics card cores such that each core on the GPU and CPU gets a "mini-kernel"? And then from that point all programs ca
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by westmeal 9y ago
Wait does this mean I was committing a crime when fixing game consoles and laptops? No way...
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by westmeal 10y ago
Would SciHub count as an example in this case?
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by westmeal 10y ago
Just goes to show how polarized the political system in America is ATM.
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by westmeal 10y ago
It's exactly like the cyberpunk future I've read about in novels.
593.
by westmeal 10y ago
Thank you so much. I need to write a program that creates png files from arbitrary data so this will certainly come in handy!
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by westmeal 10y ago
Oh wow. This could be extremely useful for the medical field. Where can I get a watch injected into my wrist?
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by westmeal 10y ago
The age of the botnet is nigh.
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by westmeal 10y ago
>A BILL: To clarify rules relating to nondiscriminatory workplace wellness programs. >prevention programs that provide incentives, rewards, rebates, surcharges, penalties, or other inducements How on earth is any of this nondiscrimina
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by westmeal 10y ago
Vannevar Bush had this kind of idea back in the 40s. I'd love it.
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by westmeal 10y ago
This is interesting but would different architectures of GPUs play nicely? E.g. 3 AMD gpus and one NVIDIA gpu?
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by westmeal 10y ago
That's pretty spooky. It's most likely some military complex.
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by westmeal 10y ago
He forgot to return that book.

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