zzo38computer

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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Not sufficient; you will also need to worry about timestamps.
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
b) is what I meant. I know that would not have been the original intention but I still think it can be useful in some cases, and there does not seem anything wrong with it. (It clearly wouldn't be for static linking WebAssembly codes w
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I think that DOM manipulation should not be a part of WebAssembly, although the other way around may make some sense, where for example, the "window.wasm" property might be a WebAssembly module for accessing the HTML DOM (otherwis
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I like the idea of WebAssembly too; it is another kind of VM code. However, is there a C API to WebAssembly? Having a JavaScript API that is usable in both HTML and Node.js (and could easily be added to any other JavaScript too) is good, bu
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I happen to like MMIX, although I think is good they can make these free instruction set such as RISC-V and MMIX.
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
O, good point. For universities they probably have a system in place, but otherwise you could put on open access, on arXiv, on viXra, whatever. Is important to have anything even independent might sent too if needing.
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
It is interesting. The video does not play for me, but I made my own implementation (look at [0] to see it, in order to complain about any mistakes I may have made). I can see now what it is doing. [0] http://zzo38computer.org&#x
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Not everyone who is doing such academic or is interested in such thing will be in any university anyways; anyone might, whether they are the scientist or mathematician or whatever or if not. There are the people (including myself too) who w
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I just use command-line program on Linux. Very easily to play the music. If you want a shuffled playlist, you can use the commands such as "shuf" and "xargs". You can use "head" to limit playback time, if you u
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
That is a good point yes. Either that or display the password prompt even if the biometric does not pass.
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Can you have it require both a fingerprint and password? Perhaps, requiring a different password for each finger? That is why you need open-source, so that you can program it by yourself. Or to do like I, don't have cell phone. You can
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
You could probably detect the message being opened if you wanted to. I think I have read somewhere about RFID to see if someone has opened a marketing mail, and I have also read about using eggs to seal the message to make it harder to open
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Yes, but only the addressing as far as I know.
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Can it be achieved in .pcf format?
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
Is good having C into WebAssembly, but is there a compiler to compile WebAssembly into C?
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
None; the command-line program on a computer is just a better way. I do not have a mobile phone. However, I do have a programmable calculator so can use that if I need to make a program elsewhere. That way I can do by myself
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I don't like those "login with Google / Facebook / etc", nor that "Type your email -- receive the code -- fill in the code". OpenID would be better I think. You can design it to use something other than a
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
There is also IceStorm though (for use with iCE40 FPGAs).
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by zzo38computer 9y ago
I have found many thing like this, and have thought of how some of these things might be done with MMIX too. With MMIX, you could for example to use 2ADDU and 4ADDU to multiply by fifteen or by twelve, etc. Reversing bits (in this case, of