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Comment #31277296
Has anyone ever told you to shut the fuck up and sit the fuck down? You’re NOT a good moderator despite what people say and this reaction ought to prove it to you. People like you …
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Comment #31270237
DOOM was a game about breaking the rules of the system, and considering even religion to be a system. Religion, southern politics, John Carmack, coding, a perverse need for beer su…
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Comment #31270108
This is my alt account. It’s mainly a story about how Romero likes to drink, Carmack has a bit of an inclination towards chemistry and explosives and a not-so-harebrained scheme fo…
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Comment #31268125
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Comment #31267981
I’m curious why you say you care about file systems? I’ve never noticed any difference using exFAT or NTFS vs. ext3 or ext4 and so on?
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Comment #31264956
Disagree from experience. I find it far more likely that they considered how to skew the p-values low enough to where they become significant. “Personal pleasure” & “Empathetic fee…
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Comment #31254193
Based on their marketing and promotion around the original iPad release I was under the impression (at the time) that it might have these capabilities. I think this format is reall…
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Comment #31254044
A wizard never uses the base pointer or the stack pointer by compilation: he moves the stack precisely as he means to!
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Comment #31253988
I know you’re joking around a bit, however I think this is a great example of an area that someone creative using the system could expound upon in a meaningful way. Things need not…
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Comment #31251157
It would be nice for more users or developers to take note of the philosophy of OpenBSD. Using FreeBSD as your base wouldn’t be my first choice.
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Comment #31251121
But has it been shown that working memory correlates to anything in specific?