no, the other way
2400 were 300 bytes per second
(though it might be that 9600bps worked at the 'official definition' of 2400 baud but nobody advertised it like that)
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2400 were 300 bytes per second
(though it might be that 9600bps worked at the 'official definition' of 2400 baud but nobody advertised it like that)
Try using a 2400baud modem, that was slow
It's the "C is a simple language" BS again
Using a circular sawblade without the saw is as simple as it gets as well
The simpler it is the more you get annoyed at it, the more it is easier to shoot yourself in the foot with it, because the world is not perfect
Abstractions are great and I'm dying on this hill
"getError" what year is it again?
And people do underestimate the complexity of it
But some companies are even slower to migrate
Anyway I don't know how the builtin shell was called, maybe simply sh but it was also a big no no for me
The exception is when you go do some work at server using a commercial unix and that is not how it's set up (in fact they don't even know about vim)
sigh but ok that story is dated and that behavior was already dated at that time
There are talks of a Muon collider, also there's a spallation source being built in Sweden(?) and also of an electron 'Higgs factory' (and while the LHC was built for the Higgs boson it is not a great source for it - it is built as a generic tool that could produce and see the Higgs)
And of course they only believe this because they don't lose a finger when they write outside of bounds or they don't fall down the shaft once a pointer was accidentally null
> A company can list an email address as their official GDPR contact in their privacy policy, and if their own spam filter eats your request, it legally never happened. There is no obligation to check. There is no obligation to ensure delivery. The burden is entirely on you to prove they received it.
That's you being silly. The correct way is to send a letter with a Reception Receipt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avis_de_r%C3%A9ception which is the way lawyers like to do
(yes I fully agree with you!)
I don't know where this delusion of "Servers in space" came from, I think of it as the new NFTs
But I bet those pushing for it are very interested in feeding the grift
I'm not a systemD fan but SysV is not without its quirks and weirdness and foot guns
Cut to my phone failing to recognize the fingerprint whenever it feels like or maybe because the humidity is 0.5% from the ideal value
sigh
For every HN technically inclined people you have dozens of other customers who will give any email (thinking it's just writing "John.smith@bt.co.uk" or something) - or worse- and they have to find a way of identifying those customers
sigh
Of course you're right
Chatting with anyone has always been opt in from the point of the receiver, so I don't get your point?
No I'm sure fracking and pipelines and all the crap the oil industry needs just to exist does not have any pfas or micro plastics