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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Even in antiquity Lebanese currency is worthless...
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
The Deadwood narrative in one of the parts put me off. I might read it again but I'll ask ChatGPT to clean that part up.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Which is exactly the point I am making.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Ok but when I run it on my notebook, WiFi is slow, the laptop crashes when I connect it to a docking station, audio doesn't work and suspend and resume is broken. And this on a Linux certified machine.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
In my limited experience with NetBSD, it ran extremely slow on my Raspberry PI. Google took me to a forum in which the last response was "you have a bad SD Card, get a better one". Strange, because when I wipe the card and put Fre
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
We're all tired of it, but to ignore it is to be unemployed.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
It's written in PHP, the most insecure web language on the planet.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Ah, a Mac user I see.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
The only reason why I use Emacs is org-clock-mode. Can I use it with Lem?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are you running on OpenBSD?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
I disagree. But ... I am somebody who listens and am able to change my mind. I'll experiment with this.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Sorry, but I hate server-side "helper" functions that generate HTML. For one thing it's never the same as what eventually gets shown on the page. 99.9% of the time you're missing attributes when needs to be hacked arou
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Ok that's cool, but how about adding native support to browsers?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
I think it shows that people are interested in seeing new browsers that are not based on Webkit/Chrome that are not called Firefox.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Level 502 already? Who knew the Gateway class would be so easy /s
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Honestly surprised that Microsoft have not bought this up and integrated it into Visual Studio. LINQPad is gold.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
There is value in going back in time to revisit old hardware. It helps you gain insight into technology today and who knows inspire someone to take a path that was missed back then. This may lead to original ideas.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Sounds like the very early versions of EF Core which did not translate C# GroupBy into SQL GROUP BY, but instead loaded the /entire/ data set into memory and did the aggregate there.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
It's been a long time since I have looked at POV ray and my knowledge of it is woefully out of date, but does POV ray currently make use of hardware acceleration or is it still CPU bound?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Why would I want this?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Things like this is the reason I don't work from home. Those little moments of contact.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
What is the Go part? It's a PHP interpreter or is PHP still doing all the work?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
As somebody who is hearing impaired, a feature like this would be a Godsend for me! This feature should be integrated into hearing-aids ASAP! Shut up - no, actually - keep talking and take my money!
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Too bad there are crickets here. Angular 18 is actually pretty cool and may tempt me to come back.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Didn't see the video but doesn't that effectively mean that .NET was ported to DOS?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Brexit dividends.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
How's the fork doing?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Why lua though?
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
I genuinely prefer to pay for content.
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by CodeCompost 2y ago
Warren Spector for creating Deus Ex

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