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I laughed audibly at that!

The 90s WERE fantastic, with the usual caveats (location etc). I think we should take a closer look at that decade for future reference.

Young poops?

This is fascinating.

No, they are not saying that at all??

I prefer a billion dallars tax free, but here we are:(

I need to check the rust parts of the kernel, I presume there is significant amounts of unsafe. Is unsafe Rust a bit better nowadays? I remember a couple of years ago people complained that unsafe is really hard to write and very "un-ergonomic".

Lucky you.

The CLIpocalypse is coming!

The "I do NOT hold the legal rights to share or distribute this content" checkbox made me laugh out loud!

Interesting, can you share specifics?

Best I can do is tree fiddy. Perhaps a little ragebait could give it that extra oomph it needs.

Unfortunately, recently more and more sites fail to work with Tor Browser. Notably, I am informed by people who are not me, Anna's archive and libgen.

It does?!

The wholesomeness and ingenuity made my day!

Better translation of epi- : on top of.

But what is a good hobby project with a strong focus on concurrency that will not swamp a beginner to this topic?

>I read it as a person trying to understand the situation.

I have been on the receiving end of such comments enough times to read it as a person trying to appear as if they are trying to understand the situation.

>Someone else posted here they had 10 pages of proofs per week, for one course.

Huh. As a professor, I would not be able to grade this kind of volume in any serious capacity. Especially since proofs need to be scrutinized carefully for completeness and soundness. I wonder how their instructor manages.

Speak for yourself, please.

New HN submission: How I Made My Sleep Function Accidentally Quadratic.

Same here; I have had crazy hardware work out of the box in linux, but printers remain a mystery.

Furthermore, last time I tried printing, it was a surreal non-deterministic process. It wouldn't print, then it would, then it would get stuck in a handshake or something, rebooting wouldn't fix it, but rebooting twice would, then turning off the printer would break it again, and so on. No system update in between attempts. I genuinely want to know what the fuck the engineers for those machines are doing.

[Disclaimer: in the above process there was the extra hurdle that the printer was one of several on a local university network that may also have had cooky configuration]

I see; bizarrely, my comment seems to be invisible, at 0 points. What does that mean?

Was there specific quota for how many times "Apple watch" needed to appear in the text?

Mine doesn't, P53. Ask me how I know :/

Kind of off topic, but is "spilled liquid on keyboard" still this unfathomable engineering barrier that nobody can break to make a more robust laptop for one of the most common causes of damage?

Bunch of murderous psychos going heehee as they murk you smoothly.

>piratically mandatory

I am stealing this typo.

Interesting, are there issues on the tracker pertinent to those problems?

Nice try, jader201. You're not snatching MY cookies!