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Comment #43565791
And they run Linux
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Comment #42059765
1) Do not free memory allocated in one language (even more: in one library unless explicitly documented so) into another. Rust can use a custom allocator, and what it uses by defau…
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Comment #41886448
But you would not be able to define functions.
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Comment #41806511
To run win32 applications inside Windows operating systems that are too modern (e.g. for 16bit apps), in a browser or on macOS (recent versions of macOS do not have 32bit support a…
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Comment #41738060
... There are plenty of those kind of games being sold and developed, though. I only play single player stuff and have a backlog that just keeps increasing, I can't keep with the p…
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Comment #41423692
Pentium 60MHz was P5 though, not P54C ... if I'm not mistaken. IIRC the slowest P54C was the 75MHz one as they all had 1.5x multiplier or greater? Again, I wouldn't rule out my mem…
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Comment #41356463
I didn't remember that case, thank you!
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Comment #41354426
Curious: who was/is the tech executive with an Italian arrest warrant?
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Comment #40677779
Especially given that 'notebook' is also a synonym of 'laptop' and I was like, wtf, I don't have a mainframe to be less lazy.
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Comment #40546112
Everything from DOS 5.x onwards (including Windows 9x and NT) came with QBasic, previous versions of DOS had GW-BASIC. Not the greatest tools out of the box, but still better than …
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Comment #40401053
Compiling? Staying cool and not turning on the fan? Avoiding unnecessary waste? Really anything rather than a thing that has only drawbacks. As far as readability goes... can't see…
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Comment #40400783
Plus a waste of computing resources and energy that is better spent elsewhere rather than pointless eye candy.
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Comment #40387158
Cool list! I learned a lot of new things, kudos. One suggestion: where you talk about using AsRef , might be worth suggesting IntoIter, where it makes sense? IIRC that's what std u…
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Comment #40183593
I have an EV, no gas car and I'm super happy about that. And yet when I needed to rent a car, I rented a gasoline one. Why? Because car rental is pretty much the worst case for an …
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Comment #40142035
Didn't know that, then the last point doesn't really apply
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Comment #40141387
I'd say quite the opposite. Reasons: - practically every developer who is remotely interested in assembly programming knows the x86 basics and most experts have a better knowledge …
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Comment #40018004
A domain name can be got for 30$/yr more or less. Vanity is just another explanation, and the hope that the CVE gets "famous" like heartbleed or spectre or meltdown. Source: I'm th…
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Comment #39966778
"someone" is probably a dependency you include that, for one reason or another tries to revert the policy to a lower level of enforcement. Might be because the dependency needs the…
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Comment #39891823
Really? Organized crime also produces fake documents, and they are sold/smuggled to independent actors constantly. Plus, identity theft is not an uncommon crime.