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de_watcher

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    Comment #24939975

    We just have automatic tests that use the thing in every possible way. We have them because that's how we've developed and debugged the function. Best documentation ever.

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    Comment #24929095

    History subject is actually making proper sense now. At school it was kinda tedious in some parts. (never had anything against biology, it's all technical stuff that we here like) …

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    Comment #24918087

    CMake and qmake is not enough. Adding Ninja...

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    Comment #24755060

    Motorcyclists are mostly jerks too because of the noise they make tho.

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    Comment #24751972

    We can say that it's generated from the "hardware schematics". AMD hardware isn't an opensource hardware.

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    Comment #24751884

    Are there still workarounds for specific games/programs inside the driver?

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    Comment #24728923

    Point 3 is also relevant to opensource/FOSS.

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    Comment #24717588

    But then you get electric shocks to the tongue...

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    Comment #24708933

    A phone with a wide screen is hard to hold. I'll begin having issue with thickness only if it starts cutting fingers.

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    Comment #24707586

    Not counting turbopumps for chemical engines there is also an electric propulsion when in space.

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    Comment #24707560

    The reddit RemindMe! bot.

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    Comment #24696553

    The comfychair and Spanish inquisition.

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    Comment #24661495

    Just like the ancient Greece sculptures. They are in colour.

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    Comment #24661377

    Let every app haul its own libraries. Be surprised that they aren't patched and contain vulnerabilities.

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    Comment #24649674

    AFAIK there are already laws about reverse-engineering for compatibility. May extend that and add something like the right to repair, so the ones who sell software or software serv…

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    Comment #24638458

    Screw that. Fossil-fuel infrastructure is smelly and noisy. That's my first concern, I don't even need to "care about the planet" to hate fossil fuel.

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    Comment #24638107

    Assuming that you use it like before. But if you have a lot of power in one place you may think about using it for something like an orbital launch system.

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    Comment #24637020

    Blocked by the slowness of the space industry.

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    Comment #24616959

    Shoved the critical electrical stuff below the sea level... It's not like the reactors have fallen into a sudden volcano.

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    Comment #24616894

    Another chilling moment when I realise that I'm way too old and can perceive slow changes of things (like the meanings of words). Please don't do that.

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    Comment #24588875

    ARNOLD C?

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    Comment #24587474

    That's so sad that we have to waste time implementing bug-compatibility with the proprietary software. There should be some law about interoperability.

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    Comment #24576971

    Philosophers often miss that one.

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    Comment #24575786

    That's just a red flag.

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    Comment #24566073

    I've got a CMake project that builds multiple libraries that depend on different libraries.