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wqweto

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    Comment #48085072

    > 5. After processing the request, save the response to the persistent store before releasing the lock. Save only if the operation succeeds. It's meaningless to cache a failure, su…

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    Comment #48060540

    > The insult was so great that throughout its subsequent history, Bulgaria fought exclusively against Russia in every world war, and in the intervals between them, it diligently un…

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    Comment #47863391

    The wrong "pointer" for `rep movsb` is in the assembly code (of the packet driver).

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    Comment #47770556

    Too bad FileZilla can’t be forced to use EPSV which might just work with this buggy server.

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    Comment #47102535

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46671518

    Last available Chromium on XP has 0-days too, so not a big win.

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    Comment #46671493

    XP support IE8 max

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    Comment #45152715

    Europe is not a country.

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    Comment #44999288

    Btw, you completely missed the point of the parent question. . .

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    Comment #44480935

    Btw, in ZIP archives there is *no* header field that instructs what the pathname separator character(s) used are.

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    Comment #44413251

    Why don't you bring back the kuna to reduce the inflation? Hold a referendum? Why no one believes this will bring down the inflation?

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    Comment #44412029

    And Delphi

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    Comment #43557502

    > taking creatine without doing the work probably won't make a difference (except to your wallet) Creatine is dirt cheap. Anything expensive is probably a scam.

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    Comment #42318880

    Usually it’s easier to just cross-compile for the new target. No need to start from ground zero.

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    Comment #41819858

    Btw, VbAsyncSocket[1] project already supports TLS 1.3 on NT 4.0 and Win9x[2] [1] https://github.com/wqweto/VbAsyncSocket/releases [2] https://dl.unicontsoft.com/upload/pix/ss_vbas…

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    Comment #41615317

    Office 97 works on Win11. No emulation needed.

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    Comment #41610140

    We use bsc and nanozip for archiving DB backups (usually 1-100GB files) and have not found anything remotely close to these as CPU usage vs compression ratio. c:> bsc.exe e "%~1" "…

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    Comment #40178663

    Btw, dont’t remember Turbo C or Borland C++ to be able to compile to 32-bit x86 on DOS

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    Comment #39065848

    Probably true for Russian cyrillic alphabet tradition but not so much for Bulgarian and other cyrillic ancestry where lowercase letters differ almost for every letter with few exce…

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    Comment #32278877

    The hierarchical nature of the registry elevates old INI files to at least TOML format in this regard :-))

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    Comment #31053307

    Very useful! Posted this on behalf of the silent majority that likes the approach.

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    Comment #29851214

    There is no short article from fasterthanlime. These have to be worth their money I guess but anyway I always like everything by him.

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    Comment #27728710

    Is this bit rot happening on a server w/ ECC RAM just curious?

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    Comment #26034969

    Is Rust as first programming language a thing?

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    Comment #19777157

    It's even harder playing it under Remote Desktop over slow connection!