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by sizeofchar 1y ago
I am sorry, but this article is a bag of lies. It is just buying and broadcasting the official story from human rights violator Justice Alexandre de Morais, who is persecuting opposition and making up trials as Moscow did in the great purge
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by sizeofchar 1y ago
Wow, this is so awesome! A shame it didn’t progress.
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by sizeofchar 2y ago
There is a big gap between "Turing complete"-able and "real-time, interactive, graphical and performant"-thing.
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by sizeofchar 2y ago
That is really interesting, in that it is the opposite of my childhood understanding. I started with CP/M and DOS, and the first time I came to a Linux machine, I just couldn't understand how someone could work with drives without
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by sizeofchar 2y ago
When I started using a Mac in 2009, MacPorts, Fink (and I think there was another I can't recall the name) simply wouldn't work for me. They would take very long to build what I wanted, there weren't nearly as many packages a
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by sizeofchar 2y ago
Truth is much simpler. The rain volume was unanticipated, no matter what government was there, the catastrophe would still happen. As you wrote, the left governed there for decades, and no adequate containment for this event was built, nor
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by sizeofchar 3y ago
I completed the CompSci X-Series of MITx on edX, and Software Engineering for IaaS, from BerkeleyX. They were so awesome that I can only think they phased them out because it was such a bargain. Practically, the courses allowed me to change
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by sizeofchar 3y ago
It is as old as MMORPGs, at least. In 2001 you couldn't play Ultima Online like you did in 1998.
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by sizeofchar 3y ago
I once worked in a lab where all computers had its own electrical stabilizer, but they were so poor that probably they did more harm than good. When someone turned on a stabilizer, the nearest CRT monitors would distort for a second, then f
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by sizeofchar 3y ago
It got better, with containers.
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by sizeofchar 4y ago
I, myself, fell for that... :(
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
It’s totally a systemic problem, that’s it. Same thing with me. I love teaching, I just can’t stand the faculty anymore.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
Yes, and it is not bad, but nowhere as smooth as the macOS app.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
I love Numbers and haven’t been able to find an easy and convenient replacement for it since I left macOS :( It’s blended spreadsheeting with presentation in a free infinite canvas is the best notebook app I’ve met.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
I do the same with my parents in law, and it’s been like 8 years without call for maintenance, if not for the very rare Ubuntu upgrade.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
Seems like the same as in multithreaded programming, in which you can’t let threads share memory without synchronizing else you get data races and corruption.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
The best term to describe this kind of generators is procedural content generation, or just PCG.
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by sizeofchar 5y ago
Win95 S/R2 worked pretty well.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
You forgot: 4. Government gives money to families whose kids don't have more than 3 day misses per bimestrial.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
I hope they can avoid having two block indents, like in those examples. Match could be followed by a case in the same line, and extra cases in new lines. match val case True: print("Ok") case False: print("N
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
Also Google Talk.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
Even with the 33.6k modems DC had, games were very well playable. I and my brother played almost thousand hours of Phantasy Star Online, and it was great.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
That was an afterthought, so that japanese companies didn't think they were directly tied to Microsoft.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
Proper literary training. With it comes memorization skills, structuring of ideas, comprehension of abstraction, naming and defining skills.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
Time to resilver a failed disk on btrfs depends on the amount of data on the partition, while the same on lvm is constant on the full size of the disk.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
> https://congressoemfoco.uol.com.br/justica/suspeito-de-ameac... . > > https://jc.ne10.uol.com.br/politica/2020/06/5612890-alexandr... . I never denied that political figures fro
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
There is a internal regiment that postulates the court investigates crimes within the court. Justices then, by their own, and extrapolating interpretation of the law, came out that the Supreme Court abroads national territory, thus any act
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
Here is some: https://www.oabpr.org.br/acesso-ao-inquerito-das-fake-news-d... More here: https://www.oab.org.br/noticia/58247/defesa-da-democracia-e-...
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
No, they have fined Facebook for not complying with this decision for the past two months and are increasing the fines if Facebook keeps refusing to comply.
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by sizeofchar 6y ago
> This is not an arbitrary decision made in a vacuum. There’s an ongoing judicial inquiry, and the accounts suspended were linked to persons of interest. They’re currently being investigated for crimes in both civil and penal spheres. Ex

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