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Comment #49219318
There seems to be a link to an English translation in footnote 1 of this article
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Comment #48767930
I think the point here is that the Disk II controller did _not_ have a microprocessor or microcontroller. Rather, it was driven by software that ran on the system CPU, requiring mi…
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Comment #48490052
Page 12 (PDF p36) seems almost written for the people who did the Tahoe menus
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Comment #48472949
zsh wants to write a history file so you can recall previous commands. You can disable it or set to to write somewhere else
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Comment #48343730
Like a time capsule. Last modified date at the bottom of the page says 2007. Also: > Saffron has been licensed to Adobe and is shipping in all Flash-based products, including Adobe…
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Comment #48157759
The form of wording goes back at least to 2014 in The Onion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27No_Way_to_Prevent_This,%27_...
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Comment #47081381
FL20 is 2000ft. Did you mean FL200?
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Comment #46484239
Complete (4.5h) interview and transcript are linked from https://amturing.acm.org/interviews/thompson_4588371.cfm
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Comment #46083269
In the default config, tmux panes _do_ have a highlighted border. It takes a bit to get used to how it’s done when there’s only 2 panes though (half the border is highlighted for e…
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Comment #45874629
It reminds me a little of a thing used in clustering of DECs (later HPs) Tru64 Unix. The clusters had a shared OS image - that is a single, shared root filesystem for all members. …
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Comment #45862975
This almost IS the tar format. It’s just a 512 byte header with metadata per file then the file data. Repeat for each file. The cpio format is similar but the header is shorter. De…
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Comment #45294810
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoda_conditions
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Comment #45214085
Interesting! I hadn’t seen that Mad TV ad before. It’s quite reminiscent of this one from The Late Show on Australian TV in 1992. I can totally see people having a similar idea fro…
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Comment #44999993
There is the option of PIN to drive. Evaluate your threat model and decide if you want to enable it.
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Comment #44859391
Except in rapid speech, and particularly at the end of sentences, I can definitely hear “should of” being used by some people in local Australian English.
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Comment #44763068
On mobile so I’m not sure which case OSC52 applies to, but I use mosh+tmux 8-10 hours a day. Both bracketed paste and tmux selection setting local clipboard work fine
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Comment #44614487
I think there’s a bug in Figure 3. The unsigned m will always be >= 0 so the while loop will not terminate.
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Comment #44013239
It it common to use a $ for yen, which is what I see, rather than ¥?
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Comment #44010591
What is up with those prices? They are ridiculous!
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Comment #43971199
I assume you’re aware that Admiral Cloudberg writes for Mentour Pilot on YouTube. Also, pretty low volume but also low sensationalism the Australian regulator, ATSB, posts report s…
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Comment #43828501
I thought WASM allowed capability based permissions for the code running inside, or has that fallen by the wayside, which was my sad expectation?
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Comment #43816266
Only in the dial string to ATD, surely?
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Comment #43816066
I can see bathtubs being used in places like real estate sites.
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Comment #43815816
Huh, TIL. I guess they might have used TIES https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Independent_Escape_Sequen...
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Comment #43815730
Only if their modem didn’t implement the Hayes command set properly or you could otherwise control the per-character timing of the OS sending. It required a pause (1sec by default)…