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Comment #49039561
Funnily enough, my dotfiles were actually one of the things I was storing on Codeberg! Still, it's Codeberg's platform and it's their choice, but I absolutely will not host my repo…
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Comment #49033499
> it's for FOSS It is for FOSS, but they seem to be more restrictive now than even that, and I don't mean by LLMs. To quote their blog post: https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-ou…
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Comment #49033475
It's absolutely Codeberg's right to do this, but I only wish that they had been more clear about this earlier, because now I have to move all my repos to my own forge. I also do co…
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Comment #48974354
Out of curiosity, what was the reason you chose to do this rewrite? Was there some issue with GLFW?
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Comment #48655774
From an infrastructure PoV, I seem to recall that WhatsApp was one of the few major companies that used Erlang, and were famous for being able to run the entirety of WhatsApp on on…
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Comment #48595441
I suppose the theory is when you're attacking a console like the Xbox One with some known hypervisors vulnerabilities, but generally what is considered to be secure hardware, you c…
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Comment #48294018
It's fascinating how fast the Forgejo I host at my university's laboratory loads from my home network. Every page load is <100ms. I think it goes to show how much bloat we don't re…
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Comment #46945775
Certainly tcc. Probably also rui314's chibicc as it's relatively popular. sdcc is likely in there as well. Among numerous others that are either proprietary or not as well known.
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Comment #41007825
I'm interested what these DOS applications are running on. Is it virtualised or a real physical machine?
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Comment #31846733
Did 7zip not support tar files before? Or is POSIX tar a particular standard that was not previously supported?