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anonemouscoward

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    Comment #7748404

    Correction, it was Apple who acted like Nintendo, not the other way around. Apple's iPhone/iPad business model was a one-to-one copy of the game console business model.

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    Comment #7466209

    For debugging the Linux kernel?

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    Comment #7436112

    > Static linking works False. It doesn't. At the very least, VDSO support on Linux for static builds is broken. I.e., calls to time() and gettimeofday() and friends will be orders …

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    Comment #7156948

    CIA shills shilling for civil war in Ukraine, just like they did for Syria (but let's forget that, shall we, since we know that Internet users have only a six-month-long memory), o…

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    Comment #6653117

    > Apparently, you shouldn't use Google Chrome. (And Google software in general.) Fixed that for you.

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    Comment #6590244

    This thing only supports message passing, parallel threads with shared state are not allowed. This severely limits the usefulness of this thing. (Meaning: if you want truly paralle…

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    Comment #6590192

    So, allegedly eating fruit causes "heart disease and diabetes, cancer and dementia"? No thanks, allow me to disbelieve.

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    Comment #6571415

    > I mean, 1-based arrays, weird scoping and the pairs/ipairs thing seems far more serious than the lack of a proper conditional operator (how long did Python go before it got a con…

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    Comment #6570289

    Everything the Economist publishes is motivated purely by politics. Poland is the number one USA ally, offset against the EU, and, especially, Russia, the evil bad guy in this curr…

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    Comment #6564699

    Best way to 'pivot' out of wasting $400,000 of somebody else's money I've ever seen.

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    Comment #6559947

    MapBox is a ridiculous joke until they start supporting building numbers. (Yes, they know of this limitation, but they deliberately cripple their product because of 'typographical …

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    Comment #6475449

    { "name": "петя", "gender": "female", "probability": "1.00", "count": 1 } Yeah, how about no.