WebCite. Or archive.is.

archive.is is down too now! But http://archive.vn/ works :-)

Looks like archive.today has a new domain now ^_^ Thanks.

archive.is and archive.today are one in the same; he switches the TLD every so often.

Okay sounds good. But WebCite is not working too now.

On there website: "We are currently not accepting archiving requests. The archival state/snapshots of websites that have been archived with WebCite in the past can still be accessed and cited."

And archive.vn "history" for domains broken. Other domains available @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today

(EDIT) Found three more similar sites;

  * https://yubnub.org/
  * http://itools.com/
  * http://timetravel.mementoweb.org/

Any other similar projects?

Thanks for helping!

We do have VC in VR.

Something I've seen no one else mentioning: Apple's low-spec tier is $1000, not $70.

It's $699, for a complete device, not a part of one.

Comparable to a $70 processor, at least.

5120 by 2880

If it really is fascism vs. fascism (it isn't), why not choose the side where less people die?

Which side is that?

Just a thought, but the party closer to the ruling parties of nearly every other country where average life expectancy hasn't been on the decline, unlike the US.

Just to clarify it looks like that chart has a number of specifically chosen countries. I'd suggest you add some more western countries with socialized medicine - Canada is well above the US as is the UK and I think those are both pretty comparable to the US in terms of personal wealth... Oh also Sweden is well above, but Sweden tends to be an outlier due to just how well socialism is working there.

Here is a copy of the chart with some additional countries: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy?tab=chart...

Yeah, it was certainly cherry picked to illustrate a point.

Australia is even higher than Sweeden, yet both the UK and Australia are currently governed by conservative parties.

I'm an Australian myself, and in favor of socialized medicine, I just get annoyed by characterization of left vs right as a good vs evil scenario, as our polarized political discussion so often likes to do.

Bo, because that is a false choice.

The answer is instead to support human rights and freedoms, and fight back against attempts to take away our freedoms no matter who is trying to take them away.

Well, one argument would be quality vs quantity, i.e. some people may not weigh all lives equally. Fascist systems seem to be good at promoting such outcomes.

This is interesting! Why not ANSI C, if not going for the latest C spec?

C99 Variadic macros, for one, which allows for a nice to use `foreach` implementation. As for the latest C spec, I use a set of C compilable by C++, since most of the functional tests back-test against the STL, and hence compile with a C++ compiler

You do not need variadic macros!

        #define foreach(container, variable, iterator) \
        for (JOIN(container, it) iterator = JOIN(JOIN(container, it), each) (variable); \
        !iterator.done; iterator.step(&iterator))

Is this less nice? I personally do not like dangling )'s [I did not have to write DOS batch scripts :D]

Amazing, I can drop the variadic macro.

EDIT: Done, and thank you so much - it's so much cleaner this way

You're welcome. And you might like to see ''sys/queue.h'': https://github.com/openbsd/src/blob/master/sys/sys/queue.h

You're missing out on _Generic, _Static_assert, and restrict.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/cppblog/c11-and-c17-standard-...

Karma limits what site functionality is available to a user.

https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented

Worst case, you're in a dead-end but secure job while you figure out what you actually should be doing with your life.

Your example is answered with Garageband. For programming, use a language with a REPL that's light on syntax. The built-in "Notes" app is exceptional for writing poetry.

Alternatively, you could use a Mosh client, but with how fast modern phones are, it would be kind of a waste.