the main thing that makes fortran preferable to C is the way it handles arrays and vectors. due to different pointer semantics, they can be laid out more efficiently in memory, meaning less operations need to be done for a given calculation.
one of my favourite conversations in the game is about how he's not just crazy, he's carefully choosing how he's perceived. and he gets real titchy when michael confronts him about that fact.
there's always the rather trippy bailey-borwein-plouffe formula that allows you to compute any digit of pi without computing preceding decimals... but it only works in base 16.
sure there are ways that are harder to track but it happens on every platform. i will concede that i have stretched this past the breaking point though, and that i'm now basically criticizing all social media.
you're probably right that it doesn't matter for most people, but i've seen enough cases where illegal material is smuggled through the cracks of a system that i can absolutely believe that there will be groups committed to seeding and sharing removed content, possibly using a mainstream instance to post drops. then that instance gets implicated.
i get that part, and i appreciate that you devs are here answering questions. i just don't understand how that will work if people who have already seen the content still have it cached and can help seed it. or am i understanding that wrong?
delete, or hide? because if images are hosted on ipfs they'll be up as long as someone wants them to be, and in a content-addressable network you'll just be playing whack-a-mole with people linking illegal stuff.
it specifically talks about image boards, and that posts are stored on ipfs, and that admins can't delete stuff, only hide it from new users. linking to images on ipfs is definitely possible in that case, and those will be up as long as the spammer seeds them.
i don't want things to be censorship resistant. if i host my own instance and some asshole spams it with illegal porn, i want to be able to remove that shit.
Eel, [generic movement verb, approx. "put"] [the] cairn-oxen
basically, she's asking a guy named Eel to move the cows that are stood on the pile of stones, in a bad accent. considering the use of the word "he" it's gotta be in the north of sweden, and going by the letters, the village is bordering norway.
for proper form it should probably be "he bort" but she's obviously in a hurry.
then again substituting o for ö is something i associate with värmland. maybe she's not originally from there.
make up your mind