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by zappb 3y ago
Yeah it’s kind of shameful to be honest.
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by zappb 3y ago
Oak Park has a history behind the zoning. Not a pleasant one.
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by zappb 3y ago
He explained what an apartheid state looks like: South Africa during Apartheid and the US prior to the civil rights era.
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by zappb 3y ago
Try to sign up to Instagram on a desktop browser using an email address. That was completely broken last time I checked.
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by zappb 3y ago
Gmail interoperated with other email providers, so invites worked. Facebook limited signups based on email domain names, not invite codes, so everyone in those email domains could sign up at the same time. Google+, like Bluesky, started wit
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by zappb 3y ago
If mechanical watches had nearly the order of magnitude of demand that ICs do, then maybe they’d be faster at it.
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by zappb 3y ago
Cooler model Rolexes for one.
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by zappb 3y ago
Pointers are a bit more abstract than that. Since each program has a virtual address space, and said address space is made up of memory pages, even raw pointers need to be translated to the physical address via TLBs. In that sense, indices
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by zappb 3y ago
The Messages app supports filtering extensions. I use a free one called Bouncer where I configured some regular expressions to auto-junk things, but there are far more sophisticated extensions available.
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by zappb 3y ago
They’ve stated several times that version 3.x (in development) largely modularizes the system. In fact, the JNDI functionality has already been split out into its own repository for other JakartaEE/JavaEE integrations.
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by zappb 3y ago
The system logger is intentionally designed for use by standard Java classes, not by user code. It’s to help unify the various ways JDK functionality configures logging so that it can be delegated to a proper library like Log4j.
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by zappb 3y ago
Java keeps pumping out new releases, and slimming and modularizing codebases is itself development.
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by zappb 3y ago
Priority? Half the company is on vacation right now!
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by zappb 3y ago
I wonder if the DMV will still have a presence there.
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by zappb 3y ago
Ah thanks for the info!
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by zappb 3y ago
If you’re going to run a forum where blatant rule breaking comments can’t even be reported, maybe refrain from hosting threads on politics, especially one that attracts people who claim that broiling babies alive is some sort of “resistance
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by zappb 3y ago
Where do you think half the zero day security vulnerabilities come from? JIT compiler for JavaScript!
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by zappb 3y ago
Beeper Mini, Fortnight, several Google apps.
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by zappb 3y ago
District courts don’t set precedent; appellate and supreme courts do.
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by zappb 3y ago
Who do you think maintains all that OSS in Darwin?
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by zappb 3y ago
The government has done a dandy job enabling tech monopolies by making copyright and patent law so draconian.
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by zappb 3y ago
Messages has existed longer than the Secure Enclave has.
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by zappb 3y ago
This is why it’s important to check if an OSS project is also developed under an open governance model like at Apache or Linux Foundation.
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by zappb 3y ago
No, the holier-than-thou attitude of typical Android users shitting on the Apple Sheep is why they don’t get called back.
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by zappb 3y ago
https://mastodon.social/explore Looks pretty algorithmic to me!
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by zappb 3y ago
Indeed, many ASF projects are finally using newer Java releases as a baseline. Even Commons projects are getting updated!
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by zappb 3y ago
That was the case for a while, but when they were updated to use GPLv3, Apple stopped updating them, probably to avoid licensing problems on iOS. Nowadays you can install them from Homebrew, MacPorts, straight from source, or other methods.
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by zappb 3y ago
That’s not how copyright and patent licensing works. If it did, the computing industry would look very different.
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by zappb 3y ago
80’s cars have hoods shorter than your average child. 20’s SUVs and trucks have hoods as tall as some adults. That’s a major difference. Also, there’s probably more traffic in any given area as there are like a 100 million more people in th
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by zappb 3y ago
It’s still here, just small. While you can make your own moonshine for personal use, reselling it is illegal. Find yourself some black market spirits!

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