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What are you talking about? Of course they do! Try performing any of the operations listed in this article, or making a reply to this comment, by only twiddling the state of the transistors in your CPU.
Used to be the same in the UK (was my first language), but now they've revamped computing education up and down the country I'd be very surprised if it's still used anywhere
Yes, going back and understanding why something broke/has changed is incredibly valuable. Often it's not because of one singular decision but a collection of decisions over time that resulted in some behavioural…
ZSA, the mechanical keyboard company, has layout.new —- that’s the smallest institution owning one of the .new domains I’d seen prior to this. Not exactly a global brand
The problem is that a lot of the specialist machines weren't designed with security in mind — it’s not so easy to do as you describe
That’s what it means for a legislature to be sovereign — you kind of need the ability for future people to reverse past decisions to have a functioning democracy
Great idea - very poor implementation. Most of us here could have seen this coming and designed a better solution.
If it does then it’s evidently not dangerous if it’s interfering with WiFi
I do - assuming there’s actually something to show off then I put it up. I have static websites only half full of content, repositories with just an assortment of scripts and configs, libraries that are just enough to…
The Second World War is certainly the most tumultuous time in Japanese history but it was still an era of relative stability when compared to civil wars, revolutions, and invasions in most parts of the world E.g. the…
This is the exact curve that is described by an academic in a recent episode of planet money https://pca.st/episode/d1397f9e-49f0-425c-8b10-3c4adb039f3f
You make an interesting point, but I’m not sure I find it entirely convincing. To feel out the limits of your argument, what is it that you see as fundamentally different between the Internet and the dawn of recorded…
Oh, yes, it’s clearly more dangerous than all the pollution from coal…
Then what incentive is there for investment into R&D if it doesn’t give a competitive advantage? Patents are designed to encourage investment by providing a monopoly for an exclusive time only - we can debate how long…
World’s most unreadable embedded programming language?
Mine works fine without contacts. Maybe try reinstalling?
Container ships can run on hydrogen
Don’t you have the cart before horse; isn’t the acronym derived from this defintion?
What are you talking about? Of course they do! Try performing any of the operations listed in this article, or making a reply to this comment, by only twiddling the state of the transistors in your CPU.
Used to be the same in the UK (was my first language), but now they've revamped computing education up and down the country I'd be very surprised if it's still used anywhere
Yes, going back and understanding why something broke/has changed is incredibly valuable. Often it's not because of one singular decision but a collection of decisions over time that resulted in some behavioural…
ZSA, the mechanical keyboard company, has layout.new —- that’s the smallest institution owning one of the .new domains I’d seen prior to this. Not exactly a global brand
The problem is that a lot of the specialist machines weren't designed with security in mind — it’s not so easy to do as you describe
That’s what it means for a legislature to be sovereign — you kind of need the ability for future people to reverse past decisions to have a functioning democracy
Great idea - very poor implementation. Most of us here could have seen this coming and designed a better solution.
If it does then it’s evidently not dangerous if it’s interfering with WiFi
I do - assuming there’s actually something to show off then I put it up. I have static websites only half full of content, repositories with just an assortment of scripts and configs, libraries that are just enough to…
The Second World War is certainly the most tumultuous time in Japanese history but it was still an era of relative stability when compared to civil wars, revolutions, and invasions in most parts of the world E.g. the…
This is the exact curve that is described by an academic in a recent episode of planet money https://pca.st/episode/d1397f9e-49f0-425c-8b10-3c4adb039f3f
You make an interesting point, but I’m not sure I find it entirely convincing. To feel out the limits of your argument, what is it that you see as fundamentally different between the Internet and the dawn of recorded…
Oh, yes, it’s clearly more dangerous than all the pollution from coal…
Then what incentive is there for investment into R&D if it doesn’t give a competitive advantage? Patents are designed to encourage investment by providing a monopoly for an exclusive time only - we can debate how long…
World’s most unreadable embedded programming language?
Mine works fine without contacts. Maybe try reinstalling?
Container ships can run on hydrogen
Don’t you have the cart before horse; isn’t the acronym derived from this defintion?