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taudelta
14y ago
Unity has been ported to archlinux a while ago. https://github.com/chenxiaolong/Unity-for-Arch Note the insane amount of packages, most of which are patched versions of packages.
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taudelta
14y ago
"Is this made by that guy from the linux action show who hates freedom? I saw the episode where they abuse poor old RMS and found it shocking." Yes it is. I also found the interview quite shocking and they probably did nothing to prepare fo
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taudelta
15y ago
They already released the source: http://developer.palm.com/blog/2012/03/sams-blog-a-community...
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taudelta
15y ago
You misunderstood my (unclear) question. Whether the human brain is entirely physical is for a philosophical debate which I am not interested in. I was merely interested in "there's no reason why an algorithm couldn't output equivalent or s
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taudelta
15y ago
"* https://github.com/LaPingvino/The-Puzzle-Pits oh wow, I worked on puzzle pits for a while trying to get it to compile. I ended up figuring out that the original binary ran perfectly fine in dosbox (which I played for a bit) and that th
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taudelta
15y ago
I would be very interested to read the scientific paper that has made this claim.
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taudelta
15y ago
arch compiles with FORTIFY_SOURCE also so it's still vulnerable, just a pain to exploit
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taudelta
15y ago
Arch already has 0.6.3: http://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/i686/nodejs/
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taudelta
15y ago
I would argue that yes, debian unstable and arch are both rolling release distros, so the experience will be sort of similar, but I think that's where the similarities end. Arch on one hand has a large user base (everyone) using the rolling
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taudelta
15y ago
Here is a link to the downloads: http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-fedora-options
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taudelta
15y ago
I would say it has a bit of both kinds.
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taudelta
15y ago
He mentions that later on during the Q&A session
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taudelta
15y ago
try archlinux, it's like lfs with a package manager and binary packages