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Comment #11791136
Any BSD kernel drivers for this?
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Comment #11720032
Do authors assign copyright to SSRN? (If SSRN is not trying to turn a profit why would they need an assignment?) Will Elsevier require copyright assignment?
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Comment #11702788
In the previous Gmail litigation a couple of years ago Google Apps for Education users were one of the classes. In that case Koh dismissed the 1967 California Invasion of Privacy A…
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Comment #11701913
Funny you mention that one. I have been re-reading that book the past few weeks. This book takes a bit of a different angle on explaining computers. I really enjoy the history. My …
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Comment #11648299
Counter example: Volkswagen diesel case, Judge Charles Breyer All litigation should follow this model. No delays, and transparent to the public. No PACER account needed.
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Comment #11634049
Amen. How could they ever understand "simple and easy"? Their concept of simple is not based in reality. There seems to be this idea (I wish it had a name) that one can just apply …
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Comment #11633975
Serious question: What is stopping you from going back? I'm naive but curious and I do not want to make guesses. I wonder how are we going to preserve knowledge about programming f…
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Comment #11626315
The YouTube API used to be open too - no regstration or authentication. That ended years ago. I don't really need an "API" to do searches and transform the results into a more usef…
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Comment #11626078
Yeah. I'm sorry about the terminology. I guess I just like the term "code generator". When I use that term I envision simple filters that take ASCII input, maybe even some sort of …
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Comment #11625989
Internet Archive has an HTTP header called "X-Archive-Wayback-Perf:" I can guess what it means but maybe someone here has some insight? It certainly looks like their Tengine (nginx…
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Comment #11617488
That's because it is a compiler. No. 1 is a program that accepts input (e.g., RTL, MINIMAL, etc.) and generates asm. I like to call this an asm code generator. Because today when p…
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Comment #11611708
1. Program that reads some input (e.g., C language) and generates asm and/or opcodes. 2. Program that reads asm and/or opcodes and generates binary numbers ("object files"). No. 1 …
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Comment #11609045
Spitbol has one.
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Comment #11607770
4. Assemble 5. Load into assembly debugger 6. Learn There is "C", the language, which can be relatively simple. Or hopelessly opaque depending on the author. I think of C the langu…
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Comment #11606867
"And no good book is as good as disassembly output." [x] Strongly agree [ ] Agree [ ] Neutral [ ] Disagree [ ] Strongly disagree For me, C, i.e., GCC, is most useful as a faster wa…