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by 201984 1y ago
Is the source available anywhere?
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by 201984 1y ago
That doesn't work for mass storage devices without a custom kernel, and that's just too much hassle to bother with. https://askubuntu.com/a/1533361
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by 201984 1y ago
WSL gives you no support for USB devices, which is a massive pain for embedded development when IT forces you to use Windows. Also, this might just be specific to my setup but WSL networking is very finicky with my company's VPN, and b
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by 201984 1y ago
On Android, you can also use Firefox with uBlock Origin.
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by 201984 1y ago
Has even a single web exploit ever been found in the wild? Until then, I'm not going to worry and probably not even then.
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by 201984 1y ago
mitigations=off Don't care.
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by 201984 1y ago
That's 3k per 6 months, so about $500/month disposable income.
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by 201984 1y ago
That's hilarious. > Tab hoarding can lead to stress and information overload, distraction, and reduced computer performance. It can develop into emotional attachment to the set of open tabs, including fear of losing them upon a cras
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by 201984 1y ago
Size, Weight, and Power. It would be very nice if people would take the two seconds to type those words out instead of using ungoogleable acronyms on a public forum unfamilar with the terms.
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by 201984 2y ago
>No one has actually explained why they need to take a screenshot of a movie. They do it because they feel like it. Why should they need a better reason than that?
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by 201984 2y ago
I don't know why the publishers care. The scene has it all already.
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by 201984 2y ago
Missouri
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by 201984 2y ago
How does FFmpeg generate SEH tables for assembly functions on Windows? Is this something that x86asm.inc handles, or do you guys just not worry about it?
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by 201984 2y ago
Re no. 1, what are you supposed to do in those cities if you don't have a smartphone? Just get a ticket? Seems heavily discriminatory against the poor.
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by 201984 2y ago
Wake me up when a RISC-V processor is on par with an N50.
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by 201984 2y ago
Virginia is another edge case here, where cities aren't part of counties and are directly under the state. If you look at a map, you'll see holes in a bunch of counties where the cities are, e.g. https://en.m.wikipedia.
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by 201984 2y ago
That's bitwise, not logical.
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by 201984 2y ago
From https://go.dev/doc/asm : > The assembler is based on the input style of the Plan 9 assemblers, which is documented in detail elsewhere. If you plan to write assembly language, you should read that document altho
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by 201984 2y ago
> Which memory location? The location of the device tree is given to the kernel in x0 by the boot loader. See https://docs.kernel.org/arch/arm64/booting.html . This device tree has information about the RAM loca
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by 201984 2y ago
What's wrong with trailing newlines?
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by 201984 2y ago
Thanks for responding! What are these "security factors" you keep mentioning? It's a vague term and I don't see a definition on your website. Can you also describe how private keys are derived from them? That's what
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by 201984 2y ago
From: https://www.cipherwill.com/how-it-works > Each security factor is represented by a public/private key pair, which is used to encrypt your data on your device. So where are the private keys stored? AFAICT, this
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by 201984 2y ago
https://uops.info
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by 201984 2y ago
Could not be further from the truth. 1900+ people contributed to the latest release. https://lwn.net/Articles/981559/
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by 201984 2y ago
Are there any possible consequences to sequestering CO2 rather than splitting it into C and O and putting the oxygen back into the atmosphere? If we were to sequester all the CO2 we have emitted as a species, the end result would be oxygen
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by 201984 2y ago
That's because they are :P I doubt GC would work on file descriptors either. How could an OS tell when scanning through memory if every 4 bytes is a file descriptor it must keep alive, or an integer that just happens to have the same v
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by 201984 2y ago
An OS would have a very hard time determining whether a page is "unused" or not. Normal GCs have to know at least which fields of a data structure contain pointers so it can find unreachable objects. To an OS, all memory is just o
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by 201984 2y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted?
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by 201984 2y ago
> If it's off doing anything else that I can observe, then I can time that instead. And we're back to square one. Wouldn't these kinds of leaks always be present though? The scheduler can swap your process out at any time,
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by 201984 2y ago
Yeah, that's pretty much what I was asking. start = gettime() variable_time_crypto_operation() end = gettime() sleep(1sec - (end - start)) // Use a loop if necessary here If the operation takes a couple ms and th

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