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renewedrebecca
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Comment #43977100
You can do all those things with a macro assembler.
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Comment #43966530
fpcupdeluxe is a lot more reliable than installing the releases. When arm64 came out, I couldn't even get an arm64 build for my Mac, but fpcupdeluxe just handled it.
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Comment #43964258
Pascal originally required you to specify the length of the string before you did anything with it. This is a totally good idea, but was considered to be too much of a pain to use …
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Comment #43958375
It was so much harder when I was a baby- you had to bootstrap the whole thing on an IBM 360.
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Comment #43949939
Feels like a lot of people like making dealing with null as complicated as possible.
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Comment #43946110
Then use Ice Cubes. Not everything has to be FOSS.
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Comment #43946086
It's not very community-like out of the box, that's totally true. OTOH, after you follow both people and hashtags, it feels pretty much like everything else, more or less.
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Comment #43812954
> Can’t pick a big generic instance because Nobody is going to defederate from mastodon.social, but otherwise, this is all true.
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Comment #43798130
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Comment #43785605
Both. Mainframes though are incredibly good for both I/O and uptime. Yeah, Linux/Unix are way better on both than they used to be, but on a mainframe, it's just a totally different…
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Comment #43773147
Because a lot of real humans on social media are awful. (Some platforms are better than others, obviously.)
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Comment #43757562
Sure, but that is different than being a translation. A "translation" of the Bible is always considered moving from the original text, not from the likely language of the speaker.
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Comment #43757553
You are completely wrong. The US is not a leftist nation by any stretch of the imagination. Honestly, you're so incredibly wrong, that I can't believe you actually believe what you…
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Comment #43731961
I lost hope for Swift after seeing a minor holy war about the c-style for loop.
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Comment #43718969
> "But nobody made them agree to that!" And to amplify your point just a bit, if the alternative is losing your healthcare and possibly going homeless, what does "agreeing" even me…
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Comment #43684246
Probably because only the US has the kind of gun violence that you're wondering about. I don't think in Europe, the idea that someone is going to come after you with a gun because …
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Comment #43654303
Greatest amp ever, if you ask me.
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Comment #43647502
I see this idea a lot, but I don't really buy it. I've coded in 6502 assembly for years, and the zero page is not register-like at all. Best thing you can say about zero page is th…
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Comment #43624804
Do you like to be surveilled at work? Would it make you want to do a better job or just hate your job more?
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Comment #43621999
The concern here is that people aren’t happy that LLM parasites are wasting their bandwidth and therefore their money on a scheme to get rich off of other people’s work.
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Comment #43595238
> It seems fine as long as they follow the regulations related to price fixing This would be the "if it's legal, it's also ethical" fallacy.
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Comment #43573868
Something tells me Apple is not remotely interested in systemd. launchd, however works fine.
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Comment #43547374
I remember back in those days trying to lead a plant supervisor through installing some custom software on a MS-DOS machine from floppies. "No, not the slash under the question mar…
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Comment #43529087
Yeah, it does! You probably need Rosetta 2 installed first though.
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Comment #43526050
Wine bottler works well for that.