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Comment #32746355
Yeah it really sucks that you can't get a normal computer with decent A/V capabilities (or expansion slots to add them) and instead have to opt for a workstation you don't need sin…
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Comment #32746349
Actually most of the time with companies that still self-host I see take home laptops with VPN since work-from-home is a must. So not only does the risk still exist, the malware do…
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Comment #32746340
but is it /consistent/?
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Comment #32746038
It doesn't help that different brands of OS used different terms for the same thing. The screen saver mixup makes no sense though. That can only mean one thing.
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Comment #32746024
on the desk/in the cabinets has worked as a metaphor for anyone I've had to explain it to.
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Comment #32746004
Windows 95/98 labelled HDD space as "Memory" so it's unsurprising that that's common. That's why I always had to make sure to say "RAM" when I meant memory in the 90s.
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Comment #32745945
It will be taken down because it's illegal for that content to be posted /at all/. The proposed system is about who has the rights to post something, and a delay while that's figur…
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Comment #32732694
Regardless of whether or not cp is against the tos, or there is a legal process in place for takedowns, the law against cp existing will kick in faster as sharing it is a criminal …
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Comment #32731758
I would like to point out that at some point in this debate the goalposts were moved from a civil case to a criminal one, and the liabilities (and harm) are entirely different.
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Comment #32699903
As another datapoint, this is also pretty standard in Japan. However Japan's school-to-salaryman hiring pipeline is built around the idea that you're not changing jobs, and after t…
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Comment #32658359
Right but I can simply choose another Linux and /not lose any functionality from my system/. Unfortunately if I choose anything other than iOS or Android on a consumer computing sl…
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Comment #32633864
Oh that's good to know, especially for games which sometimes must go where JIT cannot (consoles, iOS other than javascript)
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Comment #32633861
Is it bad that I find that really easy to read?
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Comment #32633369
Yeah this design is pre-mmu and virtual memory, and NeXT/Apple solved it with bundles (store the streams as separate files in a specially named (ends in .app, .bundle, .framework e…
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Comment #32605353
I think the only SoC that's close is the one that comes on the Raspberry Pi 1-3, since they even got broadcom to release the docs for the VideoCore IV GPU. It's still not completel…
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Comment #32605308
Resource Forks were necessary on early Macintosh so that the OS itself could partially load programs into RAM when you only had 512K or so, loading resources as needed. You could a…
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Comment #32559788
for me BGFX has become the API since I'm basically tired of wrassling how fragmented graphics programming seems to be. I just wish the shader language wasn't semi-custom GLSL-with-…
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Comment #32550351
They fixed it with an update this month, but CrowdStrike was hooking /every/ single call to NtCreateUserProcess on my work machine last month, and you /know/ how electron-based app…
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Comment #32538260
In which case, I would find myself uttering the phrase "Tokyo has no public transit" which I don't think is the case. Every train in Tokyo is inter-city rail, and I think that seem…