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80x86

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    Comment #44383578

    It would be nice if PNG supported no compression. That is handy in many situations.

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    Comment #43005369

    That was a 4.5 hour drive for Dr McIlroy... quite a hike, but worth it.

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    Comment #41882388

    Thank you Steve! Really enjoying this tutorial. No questions so far.

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    Comment #41881264

    Steve wrote this in a very approachable style. It is the first time I really understood what 'jj' is about. I'm actually kind of excited to start using this tool with my git repos.…

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    I noticed this a while back when I was trying to read cloudflare's own blog. Periodically they would block my newsreader. I ended up just dropping their feed. I am glad to see othe…

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    Comment #40010154

    Thanks for making this happen. I gave up on trying to find this book years ago. It is so good to see this finally available.

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    Comment #38259149

    No mention of 37 signals? Maybe the aliens are trying to test our math skills?

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    Comment #36856581

    0xD5 was the old BCD instruction: AAD

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    Comment #36116138

    No mention of the Raspberry Pi use of the processor core is a bit strange given the comprehensive analysis.

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    Comment #34305500

    Agreed. I use this all the time.

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    Comment #33994759

    Funny - top stories right now are Sveltekit 1.0 and htmx. At their heart, each is fundamentally going in a different direction. I wonder how many people are upvoting both.

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    Comment #33770086

    Came here to say the same thing. When I first saw the protobuf zigzag encoding, I saw the same pattern. At first, I thought I must be wrong because they aren't describing it this w…

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    Comment #33540422

    Also because it is not a nop on x86-64

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    Comment #31916510

    Can you tell us more about this system? ECC on an 8086 was rare.

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