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@ENDESGA Yeah, I think it uses zopfli under the hood. Oxipng would likely be much faster but without around the same compression ratio.

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@hueoops https://t.co/21dk16u68Y

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@jnvcia Only works for unspecified behavior or if you don't change the code ever.

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@mrunix0 @stupidtechtakes HAP bit they straight up admitted to. Then there is a work of Positive Technologies and https://t.co/IYYBrNa2XG

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@EmperorBag @stupidtechtakes No? I never even alluded to them in my reply. Not sure how one can read it and think about Spectre/Meltdown.

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@EmperorBag @stupidtechtakes Huh? What those side-channel exploits have to do with IME?

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@ThaneCawdor @TougeGroyper @Yorishiriamori @HariSel57511397 There are "cubes" in many mythologies. Not of the slime variety but abstract enough that they can be interpreted this way.

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@TougeGroyper @Yorishiriamori @HariSel57511397 It hasn't been Greek since 2018.

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@real_redp @Noga_Navon @xadh Clang doesn't need a third party assembler though,

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@SebAaltonen @Microinteracti1

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@Waffl3x You make the same mistakes, IMHO. There is no "std::unreachable" at runtime for execution to pass through. It's "not something at compile time" simply by the virtue of compiler allowed to assume t won't ever happen, but yes, "it" "happening" can only occur at runtime (ign. macro)

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@YuppyYellowKing @Diehardgamer83 @TheNCSmaster There are still GDC and TGS (and PAX to some extent) for networking.

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@ParaglecidFrog @TheMintGalaxy @luffvmz Luffy has never killed anyone https://t.co/IC81P5ntXV

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@MishaTeplitskiy @korovsky @vsbuffalo It's not even archaic. Just not that common but any native speaker would have no trouble understanding it. https://t.co/Wg4KmbX9c7
It's often used when describing "geographical" position.

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@Chaos80397926 @trequor_ @KlondikeBob199 The "correct" answer is a quadratic (2x^2).

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@davidbessis It's clearly 144. The underlying function is 20x^2 - 126x + 180.

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@wariocolosseum Omg, didn't know Epic Games bought another megayacht for Gabe!

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@AndrewSabisky https://t.co/R30AnW6ppI