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eekee

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    Comment #9438448

    The hard limit is to do with practicalities of low-volume production when you're not sure if enough people will buy them. All ten boards need to be funded (one way or another) for …

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    Comment #9438420

    The point was for this one guy (aiju) to see if he could design and build a whole working computer. If I could afford one, I'd get one as much for the purpose of supporting heroic …

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    Comment #7615066

    haha! I love this comment. I have to disagree with one point though, I use mouse-focus and I love Acme. I've written my own thoughts elsewhere on this page, but they're less conclu…

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    Comment #7615036

    I agree interactive shells suck. I like to use Acme which has been called Plan 9's Emacs, but it uses the shell tools instead of Lisp. In Acme I can enter a shell command -- I can …

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    Comment #7614979

    >> GCC. ->> 8c, tcc. > clang, you mean? I think I'm safe in answering "No" for uriel here. I think he was probably watching clang warily to see how it would develop, but he didn't …

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    Comment #7614872

    Sed existed for many years before head, and head only exists for symmetry with tail. There's no other reason for it to exist. It's not that sed is complex, sed isn't nearly complex…

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    Comment #7614772

    Amusing indeed. I'd forgotten about it. For those wanting to see it today: http://web.archive.org/web/20140209235144/http://harmful.cat...

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    Comment #7614718

    aI wrote rc-httpd; it's a CGI-capable web server written in rc shell script. I started the project with the idea that I could probably write a whole web server from scratch, learni…

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    Comment #7614565

    You as a user may work for a company which feels it can't afford the risk of GPL-licensed code getting into their products, and may thus forbid you working on GPL-licensed code whi…

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    Comment #7263279

    Article seems nice, but without data it's rather hollow.

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    Comment #7262923

    the maintainer was busy with work for quite a while, so it might pick up now he's not. i don't care too much myself though, linux has become little more than a web browser platform…

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    Comment #7262865

    many people in uriel's cat-v community don't either. part of the problem is go's community and its web focus. the other part is cat-v is now focused on a plan 9 fork, and go solves…

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    Comment #7262825

    that one paragraph... if i were you i'd be wishing i could edit that comment! you most certainly do not "cut down on file load time." the linking process is a complex task, especia…

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    Comment #7262809

    i don't know about leaner, but static linking is faster. symbol resolution is a heck of a task to be run on every program load, especially for larger programs. i remember before li…

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    Comment #5212777

    There's one thing I can't stand in many of these comments: The blithe assumption that just because something is open-source, it -- and any fork of it -- could be maintained. I can'…