Sorry, my previous post was missing a "where", but apparently that didn't cause problems.
By "the rest of the world", I really meant the rest of the/developed/ world, or at least rising powers (Brasil, India, China, South Africa...). Otherwise democracy doesn't really work. Europe alone is a very diverse set of 50-odd countries (much more diverse than the USA, as would be expected by a region with 15 times the history), and of course there are other developed countries in the world beyond North America and Europe.
This "lunatic ranting" is the typical view from the rest of the world the left is actually left (and no, that's not far-left). Maybe you should look into what the world outside of the USA is like.
Don't know about Firefox, but there are significant differences if you use the x87 unit or the sse one to do floating-point computation (especially on single-precision). It's quite possible that some applications cannot deal with the x87 extra accuracy.
The Raspberry Pi is known for having one of the slowest CPUs in the world. Who cares if it doesn't suffer from a 20% slowdown? It's already slow as fuck.
That speed is only suitable on long empty highways with high visibility, where you can see if you need to brake or change lanes several seconds beforehand.
In Europe the driving test focuses on safety, so driving efficiently and dealing with comolex road networks or large amount of traffic is not taught at all. It's not fit for purpose at all.
People usually consider they have to de-learn and re-learn how to drive once they've passed their test, and actual drivers that need to retake a test consider it going into gramps mode.
I stopped using Thunderbird ages ago when they started incorporating sqlite and smart search. It made it completely unable to cope with the amount of emails I have.
It's like they don't understand some people have dozens of gigs of plain text email and are subscribed to a hundred high-volume NNTP groups.
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I *barely* managed to understand what you wrote.
Indeed, it's at least 5 times the average amount.
the median tells you what the average person is earning.
The original message in the chain was generic and complained of the general memory footprint.
How is hdd space relevant to your ability of running applications?
Standard PCs cannot have more than 32GB of RAM.
iOS automatically replaces apostrophes.
That makes Apple users easy to spot.
Sorry, my previous post was missing a "where", but apparently that didn't cause problems.
By "the rest of the world", I really meant the rest of the /developed/ world, or at least rising powers (Brasil, India, China, South Africa...). Otherwise democracy doesn't really work.
Europe alone is a very diverse set of 50-odd countries (much more diverse than the USA, as would be expected by a region with 15 times the history), and of course there are other developed countries in the world beyond North America and Europe.
This "lunatic ranting" is the typical view from the rest of the world the left is actually left (and no, that's not far-left).
Maybe you should look into what the world outside of the USA is like.
Don't know about Firefox, but there are significant differences if you use the x87 unit or the sse one to do floating-point computation (especially on single-precision).
It's quite possible that some applications cannot deal with the x87 extra accuracy.
Presumably you use amd64 not 486, unless your program sucks.
On the list of "interesting things to do", getting laid is quite far from the top.
If you're not a horny kid that is.
The Raspberry Pi is known for having one of the slowest CPUs in the world.
Who cares if it doesn't suffer from a 20% slowdown? It's already slow as fuck.
Let actual developers do it
That speed is only suitable on long empty highways with high visibility, where you can see if you need to brake or change lanes several seconds beforehand.
Sorry I misread, I thought he meant gcc or clang.
Clang problems are typically more focused in the middle or backend.
I guess you must not really be using it then.
Just search the gcc bugzilla.
Hopefully gcc 7.3 coming out in a few weeks will be usable.
How are you using C++17?
There is still a large amount of bugs in all major compilers.
In Europe the driving test focuses on safety, so driving efficiently and dealing with comolex road networks or large amount of traffic is not taught at all.
It's not fit for purpose at all.
People usually consider they have to de-learn and re-learn how to drive once they've passed their test, and actual drivers that need to retake a test consider it going into gramps mode.
100 mph is not nearly as dangerous as you make it out to be, especially with modern cars.
its own
Do you not know how academia works?
Lian Wang wrote the paper, the other guy just put his name on it.
The lowest rate is at 15 years without accidents.
That's way before 50. More like 31.
I moved everything to GMail.
Not ideal, but it can deal with the data, and has other advantages to.
I stopped using Thunderbird ages ago when they started incorporating sqlite and smart search. It made it completely unable to cope with the amount of emails I have.
It's like they don't understand some people have dozens of gigs of plain text email and are subscribed to a hundred high-volume NNTP groups.