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tristanbvk
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Comment #37101329
I actually agree with the logic. Not necessarily on a phone you take out but an average Android phone running Linux should be able to do this. You can have a very usable web server…
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Comment #37101299
Hilarious
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Comment #36363543
Another useless website goes to its grave. I am much happier touching grass, always been voluntary - now many more can touch grass with me.
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Comment #35981854
Good state enjoyer. Thank you for acknowledging the role of the states over the feds.
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Comment #35052759
And is it enabled by default? Also is it mathematically unique not to cause any potential conflicts.
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Comment #35048785
IPv6 has link-local, v4 doesn't. That is a huge configuration win.
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Comment #35048775
Ah yes "the government will fix it" okay . Maybe practice what you preach and deploy v6. I have. Infact I run v6 only.
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Comment #35048763
I have devices on public v6 at home. When I hear people complain about these things I honestly ask them. What the hell are you running on your machine that you dont want anyone acc…
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Comment #35048666
>Why would I want publically routable addresses Hate to break it to you but that is how the internet was intended to work for end-users. Firewalls are cheap and easy to install :)
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Comment #35048657
Finally some sense. There are so many senseless IPv4 shills here. IPv6 always works, never had a problem with it. Just switch to it alrready.
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Comment #34185441
As a lover of assembly, I really do love the typeless nature of Forth, great fun. Along with the stack-based computation. There were also cells which was like a heap from what I re…
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Comment #34185423
Can I show up for the future?
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Comment #34185330
These are good ideas. The simplicity here is what I am going for.
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Comment #34185300
I don't see such a feat taking place in the next decade, you need highly dedicated people. I can see new code being written in Rust but a C free build sounds like something that re…
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Comment #34176174
Fellow African here, this reminds me of a book I read called Americanah. Was a sweet story. Nigeria is cool. Also a compiler enjoyer so this slaps. I love seeing people roll their …
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Comment #34172473
This is my first rodeo with meta programming in D and I must say I find it rather awesome. I wrote this in less than 24 hours but the serializer is mostly done, deserializer just c…
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Comment #34163618
Python is dynamically typed. I had an entire research project in it (see: http://deavmi.assigned.network/research/ ) and I can say it makes for terrible programming. Static typing …
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Comment #34161620
Honestly it is such a fun language playing with FPC especially. I have the urge tl write something in it. Maybe when I am done with my compiler (written in D), I'll write something…
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Comment #34161435
We did recursion in maybe like 7th week or so I guess. It was later on, but I think it really hit with second year compiler course.
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Comment #34160264
Personally I read the programmer manual for FP. You can do both Object Pascal OOP and Delphi OOP. Wild. Also nice units for doing mmap and all libc stuff. I really ought to finish …
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Comment #34160051
This is very much in line with what the EU tends to do when it comes to their fiscal policy.
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Comment #34160047
I think it is easier to reason about the theory of time complexity if you understand the code you want to analyze than the other way round. I must say however, I am not a fan of it…
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Comment #34160027
My research and development project that I worked on during my honours year of 2022 was on the topic of “Explicit sequencing of C programs” whereby I looked at ways to improve the …