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tosti

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    Comment #49246802

    Cherry picking isn't good faith.

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    Comment #49245594

    Video games of yore were actual games you could buy and play with friends. You had a physical copy and never had to renew a subscription, watch ads, or pay anything extra to unlock…

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    Comment #49221126

    C:\>CD HUGGINGF.ACE C:\HUGGINGF.ACE>DEL /F /Q *.*

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    Comment #49213779

    I'm guessing it refers to this paper: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/... (wait what is that WordPress?)

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    Comment #49211976

    3) electron, about:blank, 1.2GiB

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    Comment #49211905

    Price per GiB is skewed by definition. 10 Years ago, 8GiB was enough and cost between $10 and $20. For the longest time this century, a cheap build was in the $250 to $350 range. N…

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    Comment #49211738

    Let's keep in touch, I'm quite busy atm but am looking forward to meeting hn fellas.

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    Comment #49207718

    Everything changes and yet nothing changes.

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    Comment #49207663

    All those devs who were saying "ram is cheap" BTFO.

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    Comment #49206901

    Oh how this brings back memories of finding all my cables all rolled up and tucked together as if a cable is a cable.

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    Comment #49206573

    So how does one go about decompiling just about anything to (readable) sources? I've been living under a rock in case you were wondering.

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    Comment #49181144

    I'd rather not go there. Too crowded, too busy, too much violence. I wouldn't mind a city, though. Is Zwolle an option? Edit: just saw your profile, sorry never mind ^^'

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    Comment #49171842

    True that. Getting upset about pretty much anything is rarely useful. IDK who first theorized this, but usually people get upset when they don't fully understand the situation. The…

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    Comment #49168983

    Two wrongs don't make a right. Corruption is fought best by not allowing it anywhere at all.

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    Comment #49152370

    Raw packets? Legacy? Have you've ever talked to anything over a socket? You don't need a raw socket to get into trouble. You also don't need a "legacy" protocol.

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    Comment #49150366

    I can't give a single FPS how much Moby Dicks per second a terminal emulator can handle!

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    Comment #49149787

    Perhaps so, and that's a good development imho. However, the most notorious of all, HTTP, has not afaik. Different encodings have been suggested including UTF-8. I'm not entirely s…

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    Comment #49149734

    The first networked computers predate unicode by several decades. Back then, the word length could be 8 but not neccesarily. All sorts of different encodings existed and a given co…

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    Comment #49147742

    A local thrift store has been slapping Ubuntu on every computer for over a decade. The easiest part is you can just clone it from one computer to the next and it'll Just Work™.

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    Comment #49146719

    It's pretty good imho. The obvious thing they tend to get wrong is the fonts and the way they're rendered.

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    Comment #49145240

    MilkyTracker exists and that uses SDL too

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    Comment #49145194

    Internet Messages have been ASCII since Internet Messages.

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    Comment #49143443

    The NT kernel predates UTF8 by at least 3 years. It originally used UCS2, which covers the basic multilingual plane of the first unicode standard.

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    Comment #49143291

    My gripe with new languages like this is that strings are always UTF-8 and that makes it needlessly difficult to parse HTTP headers correctly. This has led to vulnerabilities in th…

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    Comment #49143078

    I care about people and my children and grandchildren in particular. Are you really implying common sense isn't what got us here so far? That common sense would get in the way of f…