dmitrygr

FUD? Are you claiming these did not happen?

Public transit in America presents a much higher chance of encountering dangerous people than a private car. Until those people are permanently, irrevocably, and definitively locked up, it would not m…

They all pay their owed tax. If you dislike the tax law that allows them to pay as much as they do, change it.

PY32 series - ARM core, faster, more ram, more flash, DMA, PLL, same or lower price, more package options, available from JLC or LCSC. Docs available in English, or use STM32F0 docs, but ignore the er…

I agree 100%, we all should be, but in today's America, the most "specially treated" are not rich, so if you are to hate people for being special under law, it is not the rich you shoul…

I see special treatment of many non-rich people too, so I do not see the issue to be with the rich.

> special treatment of rich people which?

libc is still working just fine, as is the linux kernel. Mayhaps having 2000 dependencies on 3000 packages from 4000 unvetted sources was a mistake afterall?

> he just doesn't want to pay taxes Nor does anyone else. If you think you pay too little, here: https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/708094624 …

WEALTH taxes are a dramatic change - America never had them and there are still questions as to whether they are even constitutional

Pretty cool, though the assembly could be tightened in a few hot loops, eg: mov r3, r10 adds r5, r5, r3 mov r9, r5 can be made into mov r9, r10 add r9, r5 since r5 and r3…

I was not chosen, so i retain my butthurt nature and refuse to acknowledge LOADALL ;)

This is the system working as intended. If a single actor (human or machine) can wipe out your database and backups with no recourse, then, simply put, you had no business serving customers or even ex…

> with the 286, you could only go back to real mode by rebooting the PC No. By resetting the processor which while slow (milliseconds) was sometimes done for this reason. Too slow for context switc…

DEAD, archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20260426040218/https://juraj.bed... …

good sir, what are you smoking, i wish for some to share. If, as you rave, prices were adjusted per person as they walk up, how would the register ring up the correct adjusted prices, might i ask? and…

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"If we do not design better weapons, those countries who do will subjugate us. I'd rather that not happen." Edit: I honestly and directly answered the question and am getting downvoted …

Agreed 100%, but my point is that you have no option but to trust your OS.

> it needs to put it on the screen through an OS service. That service was storing the plaintext on the device. Technically, so can the OS's text drawing primitive while drawing Signal's …

should set Z too

notary verifies but does not disclose your ID. they are licensed and have regulations and enforcement. glue can be created.

I have used this one before, it uses one fewer pixels per char: (4x6 = 24 < 25 = 5x5) https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/1656341/tom-thumb …

driver license number, notaries can offer the service

Increase in supply lowers equilibrium price? Somebody, pinch me!

Yup. And that one of the reasons why not RISCV

RISCV is a VEEEEERY poor emulation target - the piecemeal scattering of immediates all over the instr makes it very slow to assemble them (lots of ANDs, shifts, and ORs) . Re-encoding them is one solu…

Give me access to the machine and i'll have linux up on it in a few weeks ;) For real, not just the login prompt