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earenndil
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About earenndil
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Comment #22717171
You. You are the single point of failure; if you are compromised, then all your accounts can be accessed by the compromisor. If you're looking for a point outside yourself, then me…
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Comment #22717140
It's assumed that, if you're signed up for a service with an email address, you control that email address. This is generally a reasonable thing to assume, and can be verified for …
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Comment #22716561
Nope, because java is statically typed.
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Comment #22652980
This is not that great of an article, IMO. A prominent developer of one of the roguelikes mentioned says: > you can immediately see that this article was stitched together by throw…
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Comment #22652955
Notcurses is ok, not great. Tickit[1] is much nicer, and comes with what is possibly the only good way of reading modifier characters from a terminal (seriously). Alternately, if y…
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Comment #22631351
You need to use nested functions if you want to have nontrivial behaviour in a cleanup, and nested functions are awful in c.
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Comment #22624629
Raku has something similar.
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Comment #22624623
I wrote on reddit[1] about why I prefer this over c++: > It's not a technical problem, but a social problem. Yes, I would definitely prefer the c++ RAII (and refcounts would be nic…
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Comment #22624615
Author of the library here; AMA.
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Comment #22624610
My version isn't as dependent on nonstandard extensions.
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Comment #22613316
Hyperrogue[1] takes place in hyperbolic space. Definitely a good way to gain an intuition for it. It offers several different projections, so you can try them out. It's also open s…
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Comment #22571153
Did you have a strong (10+ character, alphanumeric) password on the device they were able to get into?
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Comment #22565093
> not once have I seen an explanation of what makes it fast and why those techniques aren't looted for open-source languages The language design is such that the programs you write…
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Comment #22541429
BSD was already open-source and superior to linux as the time it came out; it was only hampered by licensing concerns.
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Comment #22541381
The last two paragraphs of the article imply that they will continue using their own fabs for CPUs.
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Comment #22541017
What is TFA? > the use of "nested arrays" (not the same as multidimensional arrays) induces pointer structures that are difficult to do anything with J doesn't allow nested arrays …
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Comment #22528748
Arthur wrote an OS in k with some c. Not public, but geocar can probably talk more about it if he shows up.
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Comment #22501479
> swipe typing is inaccurate compared to android A couple of years ago, microsoft made a keyboard for ios called wordflow. It had better accuracy than any other keyboard I've tried…
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Comment #22460978
> All copyright licenses (except CC0) require attribution for the work in all copies (verbatim and derivative) Boost licence Unlicense WTFPL
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Comment #22439711
Problem is not server specs, but bandwidth.
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Comment #22439706
The cost is bandwidth, not ram/storage.
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Comment #22427785
> world socialist website Doesn't exactly seem to be impartial either.
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Comment #22427719
I tried magit briefly, but found it unusably slow. Is this different?
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Comment #22427704
The game is distributed as an archive accompanied by an executable unpacker. The unpacker is signed by GOG, and it can verify the hash of the archive, meaning no malware concern.