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limmeau
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Comment #33619711
In page 44 onwards, this describes how to do class-based OOP with assembly language extensions to generate vtable calls. I wonder who ever used that…
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Comment #33011674
You can watch Leslie Lamport himself explaining it at https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/video/videos.html . It doesn't cover Pluscal, but goes deep into TLA+. (BTW count the differ…
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Comment #30519158
gud-gdb in Emacs, yes.
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Comment #30519140
By transcript, I mean every command and every response in the debug session. Usually, in the beginning, I do not know yet what I'm looking for, and set breakpoints at points that m…
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Comment #30516923
I can really recommend debugging with command-line gdb (inside a text editor, of course; we're not barbarians). The transcript that lets you look back at the past of your debug ses…
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Comment #30351260
Just learn a tool at a time. Ftrace, for example, is a nice tool to trace kernel events. It is not the coolest kid on the block, but simple enough for basic things.
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Comment #30335851
Mermaid has explicit support for diagrams that look UML-ish (never mind the filled triangle arrowheads for inheritance): class, state and sequence diagrams. Graphviz doesn't do tha…
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Comment #30333032
Remember when Blackberry succeeded in the market by calling their text-messaging device a "two-way pager" even though, technically, it was a mobile computer with modem and not at a…
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Comment #30301560
Please elaborate. How did this happen?
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Comment #30301514
If you're at least a bit into home-lab tinkering, you could run NextCloud from a Docker container on your NAS or home server or RPi. For external access limited to your family's de…
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Comment #30241020
There are occasionally projects on hackaday where people replace the firmware of cheap fitness trackers, like https://github.com/curtpw/nRF5x-device-reverse-engineering -- you coul…
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Comment #27549033
So what about the other improv principles... "Is my partner having a good time": Make your partners look good. That is usually a good idea in any team. "Find the earliest end". Tha…
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Comment #24439791
The reason why this works is that IBM CGA/EGA/VGA map their text-mode video-RAM at segment 0xB800..0xBFFF, and in graphics-mode at 0xA000..0xAFFF. MDA and Hercules, on the other ha…
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Comment #23818849
My daughter also generated paper wallets in kindergarten, approximately like this: http://www.mathematische-basteleien.de/portmonee.htm
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Comment #21912084
So while we're in the market for "words your language doesn't have" -- any recommendations for Turkish words you haven't seen in other languages?
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Comment #21912051
While we're proposing useful words, may I humbly suggest two useful adverbs: "fei" (Bavarian): in contrast to what I think you're assuming. "Des is fei da letzte" -- "This is the l…
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Comment #16106070
Are you planning to do fraud monitoring? Your service can easily be used to verify stolen credit card details. Related: https://www.candyjapan.com/behind-the-scenes/candy-japan-hit…
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Comment #15959549
Bugzilla does it out of the box, even using GraphViz. However, Bugzilla only has one flavour of dependency ("blocks"), whereas JIRA implements the whole Allen Interval Algebra (whi…
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Comment #15938855
At first I thought this was a firmware mod for those calculator watches, but it's a new circuit board. Comparable in power to those TI msp430 developer watches, but with better UI …
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Comment #13004156
I got that book. It helped me deduplicate the address book of my E72 from within an interactive Python session. Oh, those times.
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Comment #10261198
Does it use GNUnet? I only see them mention REST here, HTTPS there. As to the carder-friendlyness: credit card companies are known to treat payment aggregators with lots of suspici…
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Comment #10261090
The authors are employed by TU Munich and Inria Rennes, paid for by taxes, so I guess they assume that some taxation is necessary. At least they designed some anonymity into the ta…