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by 0x0 4y ago
What happens when "USB-D" is designed? Will it be illegal to upgrade to in Europe? Also I wonder if this will push Apple to go wireless-only.
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by 0x0 4y ago
You should consider switching to window.performance.now() as that is a monotonically increasing clock, instead of a wall clock that might randomly be adjusted with time sync services. Also, maybe you should run the tests in sequence inste
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by 0x0 4y ago
Apparently it was a custom chip for the various sinclair (zx/spectrum) computers. * http://www.retroisle.com/sinclair/zx81/Technical/Hardware/cu... * https://www.bytedelight.com/?pag
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by 0x0 4y ago
But you could always a fit a uint32_t mtime in a uint64_t file format field...? Wouldn't it be better to future-proof the file format?
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by 0x0 4y ago
So you get to share preferences with everyone else that matches your fingerprint :)
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by 0x0 4y ago
Would have liked to see the devops team of walmart.com trying to use these for hosting walmart.com...
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by 0x0 4y ago
No, should be a native IPv6 consumer ISP... But now that you mention it, most other IPv6 sites act like this as well. Sorry, it's probably my ISP or maybe my router. Guess I haven't been tracerouting IPv6 much since getting native
128.
by 0x0 4y ago
Doesn't work properly here, I get a very local IPv6, then one row of stars, then the third hop is the destination? % traceroute6 -w1 cv6.poinsignon.org traceroute to cv6.poinsignon.org (2001:bc8:3eff:c0::ff), 30 hops max, 80 byte
129.
by 0x0 4y ago
Funny to see an old comment of mine there. Looks like I wasn't wildly off base, fewf :)
130.
by 0x0 4y ago
I had no idea .ssh/config could do arbitrary command exec. Neat (and scary!) :)
131.
by 0x0 4y ago
What are you talking about? Care to give some sources for this?
132.
by 0x0 4y ago
You could probably make the argument that you need to store http logs with cleartext IP addresses for more than 30 days for operational security and fraud detection reasons. I would certainly consider 180+ days of cleartext IP addresses qui
133.
by 0x0 4y ago
How boring, an RFC 1918 address. :-/
134.
by 0x0 4y ago
The "test your ISP" talks about Fastly and how it is failing.... is this test broken? Does it just test their own CDN front?
135.
by 0x0 4y ago
The app store search function often needs up to 24 hours to index newly published apps. Check again tomorrow?
136.
by 0x0 4y ago
Some countries have boating license laws that are different depending on whether your DOB year is >= 1980, as an example for this type of "grandfathering cutoff".
137.
by 0x0 4y ago
For people born just around midnight, especially around new years eve, a few seconds could impact their DOB by a whole year. This could affect everything from university applications to boating licenses to social security.
138.
by 0x0 4y ago
The missing icons are probably web fonts being disabled?
139.
by 0x0 4y ago
Was this the breakdown you saw? "Making of "The Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eU5Dn-WaElI
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by 0x0 4y ago
Even if bitcode was fully architecture independent, you would immediately hit a wall with various framework constants having different #defined integer values. For example, https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appl
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by 0x0 4y ago
Even the newer apple watches aren't fully 64bit, instead they run an architecture called "arm64_32" which uses 32bit pointers (which is probably why bitcode worked for this transition, I don't think 32bit bitcode could b
142.
by 0x0 4y ago
Bitcode wouldn't help with the x86-arm transition because bitcode is still architecture specific. My guess is that maybe they don't want to maintain multiple old toolchains to provide the on-demand bitcode->native build step on
143.
by 0x0 4y ago
The problem is a mountain of older ipads and iphones and ipods that aren't eligible for the latest major ios upgrades, and thus get stuck with an outdated safari/wkwebview/webkit implementation. This is only going to get wors
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by 0x0 4y ago
You're welcome.
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by 0x0 4y ago
No problems here. Node, php, apache, mariadb, postgresql run native out of the box via homebrew. Java11 and Java17 have native aarch64 builds via homebrew and/or temurin (or the oracle openjdk project, which unfortunately doesn't
146.
by 0x0 4y ago
I think you underestimate this quite a bit. Even running android things on desktop linux would be a feat since the android kernel has several significant android-specific additions such as binder IPC. And even the user-space android API sur
147.
by 0x0 4y ago
Yeah looks like a mixup of 45 and 0x45?
148.
by 0x0 4y ago
Is this the return of the html tag <keygen> ?
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by 0x0 4y ago
Are you sure? My macOS 12.4 has a /usr/bin/python3 that is happy to accept "-m -m http.server 8080"
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by 0x0 4y ago
And PDO isn't even a proper database abstraction layer, it's just a way to connect to various databases and issue prepared statements. You still have to write your own SQL queries and create table statements, which will most certa

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