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by aninteger 10y ago
I thought that Trump's idea (Scenario 4?) was to raise the import/tariff fee so that it would essentially cost the same regardless of where it was manufactured. Another option would be to eliminate things like NAFTA. I'm not
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by aninteger 10y ago
Well there is civetweb (BSD) which was forked from an earlier BSD release of mongoose but has now diverged a little on its own.
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by aninteger 10y ago
Looking through the source (app.c) it can do SCGI, CGI, and also has its own httpd server.
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by aninteger 10y ago
I've come to the conclusion that one should "use C++ when they absolutely have to and C when you can." There just aren't many areas where C++ is absolutely required when plain old simple C can be used. (Not to mention us
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by aninteger 10y ago
Nice to see strlcpy in there. How do we get it into glibc?
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by aninteger 10y ago
Bjarne did hint at the possibly of moving the standardization process from every 3 years to 2 years so I suppose there could be a C++19.
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by aninteger 11y ago
Sadly not open source and no ability to use it with CentOS 6.
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by aninteger 11y ago
Does anyone know if this potentially includes a replacement for FreeTDS. A replacement would mean open source in this context.
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by aninteger 11y ago
What CLI tools are you talking about? Can you please clarify and or provide a link?
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by aninteger 11y ago
That cool new feature was actually present in VS2013. VS2015 has even cooler stuff but for sure the reference count existed in VS2013.
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by aninteger 11y ago
A Microsoft specific implementation is available in Visual Studio 2015 and possibly earlier.
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by aninteger 11y ago
It's unfortunate that they don't have the numbers for Linux and instead used the Windows operating system. I'd like to see the Linux benchmark be on par with Windows (or ideally better) but I'm not sure if there is an in
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by aninteger 11y ago
I think C and even C++ are basically dead from a job market perspective but seem alive and doing ok in the opensource community. The need for paid C development pales in comparison to the job market for python. The industry, at least outsid
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by aninteger 11y ago
So what are the tools and knowledge required for one to tinker hardware enough to understand and build security for smart phones?
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3 billion devices and a Sega Genesis Run Java(hackaday.com)
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by aninteger 11y ago
I wonder if a pay per view model might work out.. For example to watch a certain game you pay 99c. If you want to watch live you pay a premium $1.99. Possibly special games (Superbowl, world series, nba playoffs) go to $2.99 a game.
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by aninteger 11y ago
Does anyone know if all the releases of AOL software are archived or there is something like bitsavers for these software releases? I wonder out of 4000 unique disks how many unique software releases there were. 10-20 or 1000s?
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by aninteger 11y ago
I just wanted to say that I agree with you, but that's because of age. These days I do more C#, but I still use this style even in that language although this is becoming less frequent as I replace code and use C#'s "var&quot
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by aninteger 11y ago
I can't speak for getting a Linux cloud server, but I've seen plenty of recommendations to use a VM when trying to use some software on Windows. Unless you're specifically writing C# or using IIS or SQL Server I don't ne
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by aninteger 11y ago
There's also javagrinder https://www.mikekohn.net/micro/java_grinder.php which can run some java code on the TI-99/4a, C64, and Sega Genesis by translation of java class files to equivalent platform machine c
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by aninteger 11y ago
My experience as well. I did build some older stuff back in maybe 2010 using mono and NAnt as a hobby of course and I still use NAnt today in 2015 but all it does is invoke MSBuild. These days I don't build any .net software on non Mic
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by aninteger 11y ago
Would there be something that goes the other way? Given a JSON input generates C structs and efficient serialization/deserialization for given input? It could be useful for C++ too but generate classes instead. I'm aware of gsoap
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by aninteger 11y ago
Cool. What are the prerequisites for software to appear here? In Borland/DOS there is only Turbo Basic and Turbo Lightning but Borland did release early versions of Turbo C and Turbo Pascal as a museum like release. There's also t
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by aninteger 11y ago
> Especially since LA county has a higher poverty rate than the rest of the country. [3] Hate to nickpick but this should be "rest of the state." since this is what the article says instead of country.
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by aninteger 11y ago
It's very disconnected though. The I-10 route ends at union station and there is no direct connection. Also it would be nice to extend it on I-105 west all the way to LAX. The current situation is pretty popular and the fares can be as
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by aninteger 11y ago
If you can get root on your phone you can easily block 90% of advertising. The AdAway already mentioned is great but I also would suggest DroidWall and then you can effectively whitelist or blacklist any Android applications from using the
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by aninteger 11y ago
It may increase a bit. In fact the recently started C-based project Handmade Hero is done within Visual Studio so maybe that will spark some interest. The real advantage of mingw and other opensource tools is that you can use the same compi
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by aninteger 11y ago
Why not just send an email with the vulnerability information instead of playing email tag. Why not send an email with something like "I found a problem with feature XYZ and here are the steps to reproduce and using these steps I can d
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by aninteger 11y ago
Do you still use libuv? I recall reading about removing that but did not see it happen. Just curious whatever happened with that decision.
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by aninteger 11y ago
zamalek got it correct above. Those languages above only cover 2 or 3 architectures that the project works with. There is no Rust or Go compiler for vax, alpha, macppc, sparc64. There are C/C++ compilers though.

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