Hologon by The Electronic Knights
This new Amiga 500 demo fits in the "How the fuck is that possible" category.
It was released offline two months ago, only by mail-swap on floppy disk. So yes, it also fits on a single floppy disk. 🙃
@wolf480pl @alcinnz @ayo @grainloom
Thank you for sharing the article. There are a lot of good points in it and I highly resonate with them.❤️
BUT, there is no such thing as time-travel!
These libraries and other languages had years or, in case of languages, *decades* to mature, before they are considered stable.
Rust had it's 1.0 in 2015 and look what they have achieved in this "blink of an eye" (I'm taking Rust as an example, but there are certainly other projects, which have achieved the same)!
@willghatch I think the problem is that the kind of person who really understands why C is a catastrophically bad choice for sudo is also the kind of person who stays away from the situations in which they could be responsible for making decisions about what language sudo should be written in.
#Lua, a misunderstood language
https://andregarzia.com/2021/01/lua-a-misunderstood-language.html
Hacker who archived #Parler explains how she did it
Open Source Security funds #GCC Front-End for #RustLang
https://opensrcsec.com/open_source_security_announces_rust_gcc_funding
And it has now been passed. Be afraid.
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RT @onepict
#RFC1984 Thread on past examples of public servants/enforcement committing crimes and getting away with it in service of the state. They are about to get more immunity now. You really don't want weakened encryption on your messages to make things easier on them. https://twitter.com/TomLondon6/status/1317892177951862786
https://twitter.com/onepict/status/1318278643106435084
We overshare information; information that can be used by commercial companies, by political parties and by governments. Carissa Véliz is a philosopher at Oxford University and author of Privacy is Power. She argues that the harvesting of data is undermining liberal democracy.
I used to teach computers professionally, back in the Windows 98 days. Back then, and even into the XP days, you could teach someone about files and folders and it was pretty easy to grasp, made sense, things were mostly where they'd left them. These days you go to save a file in Word or whatever and where's it go? Who knows! Who cares! Don't worry about it! In the ten years since I've used Windows apparently MS decided the idea of files in folders was too complicated for people?
I like the idea behind Qubes OS but we need a better #plan9 for that :D
I wrote about using browsers without tabs, and the relationship between convenience, scale, and alienation: https://clarity.flowers/blog/convenience.html
SolarWinds hackers accessed Microsoft source code, the company says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The hacking group behind the SolarWinds compromise was able to break into Microsoft Corp and access some of its source code, Microsoft said on Thursday, something experts said sent a worrying signal about the spies’ ambition.
"Reverse Engineering the source code of the BioNTech/Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine"
https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source-code-of-the-biontech-pfizer-vaccine/
Energy Cost of Internet Activities
https://www.aceee.org/files/proceedings/2012/data/papers/0193-000409.pdf
So you want to know about how starships work, huh? Well you came to the right place.