wokkel

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by wokkel 6y ago
Not only server. If you have a Q-series desktop motherboard with AMT you can enable Serial-Over-Lan and access the machine remotely (and power on/off or reset it as well). Q series chipsets are also found on Fujitsu/Dell/HP
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by wokkel 6y ago
The benchmarkgame result are comparing apples to oranges. I stopped after seeing them tests Java regexes tot c# regexes which uses the native pcre library. In my professional experience, the .net jit is nearly always slower than the jvm one
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by wokkel 6y ago
I get Spotify, Candy crush and Office buttons in my start menu that I didn't install. It's not the same, but pretty close in terms of the OS doing things I didn't ask it to.
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by wokkel 6y ago
Then try typinng in "Internet Explorer" .. it stays on Microsoft Edge with a "Recommended" label underneath. I know it's recommended, but I need IE for a specific site... So make a shortcut and put it on the desktop
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by wokkel 6y ago
Having worked on a MVP for a healthcare company in Europe I can tell you that the users are not looking for better solutions. The doctors I worked with wanted a better pencil not some fancy solution. In our case it was improved traceability
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by wokkel 7y ago
What i find disturbing is when I start looking for other sources, google gives me a news item on https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/news/science-tech/pioneering-te... but there the article has been retracted? Also anoth
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by wokkel 7y ago
It's clean but renewable not so much in two ways: they are planning one here at a depth of 2.5 to 3km. They expect it to last 30 years before the underground has cooled to much to be of use. Regenerating that heat (i.e. spreading the o
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by wokkel 7y ago
And the really funny thing is that the browser you are running this on includes ICU4C which does everything and does it better and is only about 20Mb in size.
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by wokkel 7y ago
What bothers me most about this is the statement: "including several who had past criminal convictions". The whole reason to put people in jail is to punish them. After they did their time the original crime should not be held aga
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by wokkel 7y ago
What does that statement mean? As far as i know stack VS AST is Apple VS. Oranges. If you meant a register based architecture that would make sense. I don't know is wasm code is verifiable, in which case it's trivial to rewrite it
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by wokkel 7y ago
Amiga did this in 1985. It's just that for compatibility reasons Apple couldn't do this. Even funnier: the fastest hardware to run old MacOS (68k version) on: an Amiga computer.
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by wokkel 7y ago
And now we can add k*link to it to mean a dead link. Fittingly I'd say.
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by wokkel 7y ago
I'm missing a few in the list: 1) Have an API but only expose that via some weird-ass tool instead of a normal protocol. 2) Have a lot of documentation but make it so bad it's useless (looking at Telebib2 right now) 3) Only return
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by wokkel 7y ago
I cannot find a source for that. Care to share?
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by wokkel 7y ago
That's what valve says. Luckily not everything in their nonsense license agreement is enforcable as a judge recently ruled: https://www.polygon.com/2019/9/19/20874384/french-court-stea...
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by wokkel 7y ago
Before you voice an opinion it helps if you have the facts. What they did was write background stories on facebook news items to see if they could find corroborating news articles. Basically what every sane human should do when reading anyt
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by wokkel 7y ago
The duration of the isv cloud contract you mean. I have ple ty of perfectly running applications where the vendor has long gone. Also, i hate paying for a relatively small feature such as a password manager. Keepass on a webdrive offers the
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by wokkel 7y ago
Yes it does but differently: the library is placed on disk and the symlink pointing to the new version is updates. Services depending on this library are restarted. Ssh handles this exceptionally well in that it keeps running sessions open
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by wokkel 7y ago
Everybody seems to be reading over the fact that the logged in user must be able to write to /. Is this common for macOS users? If so there is a significant pebkac factor as well.
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by wokkel 7y ago
I'm a fast typer: a single backspace should not undo all keystrokes so far, only the last character should be deleted from my search. Better yet: show me what i'm typing using a pop-up textfield. Windows native ui also gets this w
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by wokkel 7y ago
Human readable in that I can use TCPDump and make sense of it all. That's one of the reasons HTTPS everywhere sucks.
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by wokkel 7y ago
Namespaces are great when used wisely: they allow for embedding unrelated XML fragments in your document and your application will not see them. Or versioning your XML in namespaces. XPath and namespaces are trivial but it depends on the li
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by wokkel 7y ago
As far as I can make it, JSONs popularity grew from it being JavaScript which is, as we know, the knees bees. There was no big thinking in behind the whole thing and the role it plays today was certainly not the intended role (otherwise I c
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by wokkel 7y ago
As far as i know this is only true for APUs. Cpus without a gpu don't have this limitation. Also most mobo manufacturers don't seem to emphasise any ECC features as there are no RGB lights on any of the available DIMMs I assume.
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by wokkel 8y ago
You are right, it's 70k. Source: https://www.volkskrant.nl/wetenschap/70-000-euro-subsidie-vo...
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by wokkel 8y ago
You do realize that they were subsidized a lot. If you got in early and combined it with some other subsidies the 100k model S cost about 20k. Now that the subsidy is largely gone i'd be surprised if the sales stay that high. You see t