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return_0e

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About return_0e

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/return; my proof: https://keybase.io/return/sigs/h3qu1Dsu0pfzOTaYFmVrKiZu6j8Y39IzW63uesY2zDU ]

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    Comment #41214901

    I can't change the link now but this should be the correct link to the post: https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/progress-on-porting-firefox/1...

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    Comment #21623265

    Not an optimising one (yet) but a safe implementation of a malbolge interpreter written in Rust, which can run malbolge programs. Just for fun. https://github.com/return/malbolge

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    Comment #21513173

    Yes, I find that The Dragon Book to be a fundamental reference in my university days of studying compilers. Even so, many sections of it are still relevant to this day. Also, I thi…

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    Comment #20726226

    This is very interesting as this is almost identical to how the Haiku Operating System does package management using their own packaging format (hpkg) which uses packagefs. [0] [1]…

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    Comment #20485194

    I haven't implemented PASETO but I was thinking about adding support for another language. If I were to implement it, I would just use libsodium for most of the cryptographic primi…

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    Comment #20378874

    Newgrounds.com [0] is a community of artists, creatives and game devs that still use Flash for their content and they are still alive and well today. [0] - https://newgrounds.com

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    Comment #19493156

    As for virtualization, Fuchsia already has its own KVM equivalent called Machina which so far can run Debian on top of Zircon and with several compatibility changes for supporting …

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    Comment #18894056

    Haiku has Python 3[0] (at 3.6.7 IIRC) which can be installed from the package manager. [0] https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/python3/haikuports/3/6/7/-...

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