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odc

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    Comment #45490767

    In Perl -> is the dereference operator, similar to C. So when you see $a->[2]{"bar"} then $a is an array reference where each item is a hashmap. But with $a->[2]->{"bar"} then $a i…

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    Comment #45357807

    And that's why it is best to avoid GPU-acceleration unless you truly need it. GPU drivers have always been full of bugs and will always be, since modern GPUs are ridiculously compl…

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    Comment #43455482

    The standard flag package in Go also supports GNU style flags. https://pkg.go.dev/flag#hdr-Command_line_flag_syntax

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    Comment #42011182

    Good to know there are other solutions than Cloudflare to block those leeches.

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    Comment #40213585

    I love Go's letter casing. It's such a neat way to remove cruft.

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    Comment #39690345

    There are usage statistics of most IRC servers and channels on https://netsplit.de/networks/top10.php

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    Comment #38839866

    Gloriously useless :)

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    Comment #36827775

    It's an electron app, so I guess at least 1GB of RAM.

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    Comment #36563840

    I love this article! It is not the first time I hear the bad reputation of aspartame is unfounded. AFAIK, there was only one study which said aspartame was dangerous: they fed a ra…

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    Comment #34104347

    message to OP: you see? All you had to do is create some drama and now people are interested in you :)

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    Comment #32136601

    Why indeed! Recent versions of GNU cat (and other coreutils) include those optimizations. https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/coreutils.git/tree/src/cat...

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    Comment #30456419

    If you wanted to have 2 redundant hosts, you could use something like GlusterFS for the replication. I have only tested it with XFS, but apparently it supports ZFS now: https://glu…

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    Comment #29440841

    On Linux with glibc, ldd -v will give you similar information, though less pretty of course.

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    Comment #29317046

    > No one cares how big it is. A lot of people care, especially Linux users. > Disk space is still cheap on end users machines. Not cheap for everyone.

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    Comment #29317028

    > Neither Flatpak nor Snap have increased memory usage because of containerization. Yes it does, because you end up loading multiple versions of the shared libraries. There is also…

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    Comment #26468002

    Don't remove it. Please. I'm begging you ;_;

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    Comment #25569577

    So what? Just because IPv6 does does not solve all the problems in networking it's trash and we should abandon it? No thanks. Where I live, ISPs are starting to share IPv4 addresse…

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    Comment #24376176

    Easy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crt0

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    Comment #24157944

    We simply put all the team's keys in an S3 bucket. Each server regularly syncs the bucket and updates the authorized_keys file.

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    Comment #24020172

    Too bad the FCC does not think about space pollution. The astronomers were already very fed up with the Starlink constellation interfering with their observations, now they will ha…

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    Comment #24008373

    This looks a lot like what France Press did in 2007: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_News#EU_copyright_and_d...

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    Comment #23637507

    This is fantastic news! I'm glad perl 5 is evolving again.

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    Comment #23508472

    Oh. I was expecting someone to post the original APL paper here.

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    Comment #23401503

    "the industry consensus is that 5G will double to triple energy consumption for mobile operators" - https://www.fiercewireless.com/tech/5g-base-stations-use-a-l... Needless to say …

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    Comment #22047190

    Nice to see we're going back to simple counters like in the 90s.