walterstucco

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Denuvo protected games are getting cracked on average after 74 days(iscracked.info)
77 points by walterstucco 6y ago|12 comments
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by walterstucco 7y ago
> Ask the Dutch. How do they do it? Or do you assume they do not have young kids or grandmas? They do it the dutch way. Things you wouldn't do anywhere else, like leaving babies in their strollers in the streets outside shops when t
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by walterstucco 7y ago
>Signal,whatsapp,ipfs,discord,slack,github,confluence,twitter,twitch,stackoverflow none of this is a creative tool they are all just iterations of the same idea: streaming content the last creative tool was, sadly, flash sadly because it
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by walterstucco 7y ago
The movie's finale (both) is not what happen in the book. In the book Kelvin accepts that he's standing in front of a godlike creature that the human mind will never understand, he surrender, lands on the planet's surface hop
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by walterstucco 7y ago
> There is nothing wrong with it Actually there is. People deal differently with the loss, but eventually they all get over it, because it is a natural process. A severe refusal to move on is not what one can call a good thing. Think abo
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Is there a VM that does not crash in case of a catastrophic event? For example: what happens if I run this code? public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Object[] o = null; while (true) {
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Actually, that's not exactly what Joe Armstrong envisioned when he created Erlang, the system. If you read his 2003[1] thesis, at page 36 he quotes a paper from Jim Gray (who worked at Tandem computers and was a Turing award winner)
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Correct, but you still need to compile the release on a similar system. For example if your dev machine is Debian it won't work if the deploy machine is Alpine (similarly Windows builds won't work on Linux or Mac).
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Without an UBI they would be starving and start street protests. Much like what happened during French revolution. UBI removes that risk. I'm in favour of an UBI, but one that's really universal (rich and poor get the same amount
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Compiled views https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/elixir-and-io-lists-part-2...
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by walterstucco 7y ago
I think you might find one that suits your needs in this list https://github.com/llaisdy/beam_languages
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Funny I went back to XFCE out of frustration of the more modern desktop experience on other DEs Elementary's Pantheon is very nice until you have to consistently work for hours a day on something Same goes for Gnome/KDE with KDE c
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Honestly, that's a community problem. If the code is guaranteed to work with the current version of the dependency and packages were built to not break their API, there would be no problem I disagree with the idea that sticking with a
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by walterstucco 7y ago
That's exactly what happens when a tool is left open to community If the community cannot agree on a simple thing like the package manager, imagine what'll happen if it was in charge of evolving the language
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by walterstucco 7y ago
It depends on were you live In Europe it makes a lot of difference In Italy, were I come from, streets history can go back centuries, some of them are thousands years old and many span across regions from South to North uninterrupted Via Au
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by walterstucco 7y ago
It is exactly what happens in most countries here in Europe It already exists, you don't have to invent it.
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by walterstucco 7y ago
Picked up means that they are taken freely to an hospital, they give them a bed, food, they check their conditions and can sleep there a night or two. At least in Italy, where my parents worked in hospitals and took care of many homeless or
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Pet owners can also tell you that most of what their pets do makes absolutely no sense If my cats were human, they would both be in jail One of my cats is pure breed, has never lived outside of a house, loves eating plastic, olives and chip
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Or It will create a culture of the single thought. It happened to me for not being nice with the U.S. while bad talks about EU is widely accepted After two years I'm still shadowbanned for no real reason...
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Any content site.
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Yes
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Thanks I know, I've been having this problem for over a year know, they refuse to unban me because I've said a few times something bad about US and refused to take it back Last "offending" post is from nov 2017, on June
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by walterstucco 8y ago
The reality is also that 90% of the world population find it unbearable for more than a few days, like during the holidays I still prefer having bread, butter and jam Or milk and biscuits Many here in Italy skip breakfast or have a cornet
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Just don't let it crash at a rate greater than the supervisors are configured to accept. It's easy enough If you let it crash when it is expected to crash (not handling the exception) it's your fault Supervisors are for unex
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by walterstucco 8y ago
You're quoting Joe Armstrong, creator of Erlang > Because the problem with object-oriented languages is they’ve got all this implicit environment that they carry around with them. You wanted a banana but what you got was a gorilla
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by walterstucco 8y ago
I share the sentiment The best piece I've read about the disaster
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Yes, and it's included in your paycheck But most of the times one could take advantage of it by living closer to the job and reducing commute time I always wonder why people decide to leave faraway from work which isn't in any way
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by walterstucco 8y ago
Why not grep -r or rgrep?
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by walterstucco 8y ago
> Parallel Programming with Python? What about no? Don't get me wrong, i don't like Python as a language, but it's a fine tool and many useful programs have been written with it But parallel programming? No, thanks.
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by walterstucco 8y ago
that's not writing Python though

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