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President Trump’s chaotic implementation of new tariffs has roiled markets and wrecked decades of international cooperation and free trade agreements. At the heart of these actions, and one of the motivating forces of his political movement, is the belief that the de-industrialization of the U.S. economy can somehow be reversed by protectionist trade policies. Unfortunately, this is not going to work. Manufacturing’s share of the U.S. economy has been falling since the 1940s. While the decline
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sectorlisp sectorlisp is a 512-byte implementation of LISP that's able to bootstrap John McCarthy's meta-circular evaluator on bare metal. Overview LISP has been described as the Maxwell's equations of software. Yet there's been very little focus to date on reducing these equations to their simplest possible form. Even the original LISP paper from the 1960's defines LISP with nonessential elements, e.g. LABEL . This project aims to solve that by doing three things: We provide a LISP impleme
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Compound document file format Compound File Binary Format (CFBF), also called Compound File, Compound Document format,[1] or Composite Document File V2[2] (CDF), is a compound document file format for storing numerous files and streams within a single file on a disk. CFBF is developed by Microsoft and is an implementation of Microsoft COM Structured Storage.[3][4][5] The file format is used for storing storage objects and stream objects in a hierarchical structure within a single file.[6] Micr
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The DOS 3.3 SYS.COM Bug Hunt! SYS.COM corrupted a NetDrive image. But why? Posted: 2025-02-22 Tags: DOS, NetDrive, ForgotToCheckReturnCode 2025-02-24: Somebody over at Hacker News pointed me at the source code, and it confirms the bug and also how things like ambiguous media descriptor bytes are handled. Hat tip to mmastrac and I'll post an update after I digest everything. In ye olden days to make a diskette bootable you had to format it using the /s option of the FORMAT command. That wo
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The DOS 3.3 SYS.COM Bug Hunt! SYS.COM corrupted a NetDrive image. But why? Posted: 2025-02-22 Tags: DOS, NetDrive, ForgotToCheckReturnCode In ye olden days to make a diskette bootable you had to format it using the /s option of the FORMAT command. That works fine for blank disks, but software vendors had a small problem - they would sell you a disk with their software on it but they couldn't include the DOS files needed to make it bootable because they were not selling you DOS. To get around
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