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mech422
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Comment #48184144
Never heard of HarmonyOS before - looking at the website, it doesn't seem to mention being capability based, but it is 'distributed' ??
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Comment #48180546
I'll insert my standard plug for Genode/Sculpt OS here... Capability based, and used/maintained commercially: https://genode.org/
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Comment #47906224
I mostly remember it from BBS's - it was _the_ way to run a multi-line BBS for a while. GEOS was pretty cool too - amazing what you can fit in 64K if use a big enough hammer :-D
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Comment #47898292
You forgot the Stabs!
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Comment #47897870
yeah - growing up in Claremont NH, right across the connecticut river from Vermont, it was cool to see a few 'local' places in the article
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Comment #47884867
As a counterpoint, I've worked remotely since like 2000 ... It gets easier and more 'normal' every year. So I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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Comment #47880831
Sounds like they're having a 'NSA Moment'. After the leaks, there was a Bunch of high profile stories about employees leaving after their neighbors/friends/normies found out the so…
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Comment #47872114
I used to use LOADLIN.exe - worked pretty, IIRC
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Comment #47868313
I never had one, but apperently they tasted much better then the current variety (which IIRC, is in danger of suffering the same fate) IIRC, there was actually a huge marketing pus…
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Comment #47860292
LOL - True Dat !! Thanks!
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Comment #47858922
The sad part wasn't the bubble bursting... It was watching all the potential being squandered and the internet basically being relegated to click farming and selling people crap th…
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Comment #47852802
It has been done... We used to get our POP gear built out from Dell (?) in shipping containers - pre-racked, wired, and cooled - just add network/power feeds. We'd have them droppe…
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Comment #47840693
Thanks for the overview - I'd never heard of Kemal, nor the ARM support!
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Comment #47838770
Sounds like 'advogato' for github... Social trust metrics https://web.archive.org/web/20170715120119/http://advogato.o...
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Comment #47821787
Huh - I don't remember Atmosphere ... just VRML ? Thanks for the link!
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Comment #47820526
Oh .. Hopefully, they can get sorted out. Thanks - I appreciate the update :-)
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Comment #47818276
Nice to see Crystal is still going strong 10+ years later ! I was never a Ruby coder, but I'm surprised it didn't get more adoption. Is there a reason ? I figured it was supposed t…
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Comment #47813070
Yeah - writing styles have really changed over the years. Last time I ran a business document thru Grammarly, I was told it wasn't written at a 6(8?) grade level and was too comple…
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Comment #47812272
yeah - that's like PCBWay, et al. You can make boards yourself (even etch your own if you want to). But a lot of people opt. for the convenience of out-sourcing it.
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Comment #47803182
Yeah - I've tried a bunch of them, and nothing's really perfect but those seem to be good enough for lightweight use.
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Comment #47801230
I tend to use 'bat' or 'glow' though I've tried 'mdlook' and 'mdcat' as well.
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Comment #47790123
LOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaF-nRS_CWM
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Comment #47784279
Hey! Thanks for E! It was my daily driver back in the day :-) Pretty cool to see it could run on cell phones as well! Thats some pretty tight code! :-D
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Comment #47760658
LOL - this is great. Always cool to see people do weird shit just for the fun of it - congrats!
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Comment #47696377
yeah - I wish the 'Hacker' part of 'HackerNews' got more attention. Last few years it often feels more like "VC-Buzzword-of-the-day-News" - AI is just the most recent cycle.