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by 3np 3y ago
If wiping the cache is a no-go, how do you handle (unexpected) restarts?
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by 3np 3y ago
How is it amortized O(1)? Able to prove it or at least construct an outline of an argument as to why?
753.
by 3np 3y ago
I may be missing some subtlety but it seems like this is computationally O(N) on insertion, since the eviction will have to visit and mark every node in the pathological case where all existing entries are already visited? Compared to typic
754.
by 3np 3y ago
After trying various approaches, I settled on Glim. It's basically the same approach as TFA with the same just-mount-and-drop-an-ISO UX of Ventoy. https://github.com/thias/glim You'll still have to go through
755.
by 3np 3y ago
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-45866 https://lists.debian.org/debian-lts-announce/2023/12/msg0001... https://source.android.com/docs/security/bu
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Bluetooth keystroke-injection in Android, Linux, macOS and iOS(github.com)
368 points by 3np 3y ago|250 comments
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by 3np 3y ago
pihole is only doing DNS filtering. Can still be good but not at all similar to the content filtering that can be done by client-side extensions. It's also becoming less effective over time due to increased adoption of domain-fronting
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by 3np 3y ago
The point is not about if schnauzerA instance can access stomach contents of dachshundB instance but about the classes Schnauzer and Dachshund. Any dog instance would be inheriting and refering to the same implementation and the class has a
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by 3np 3y ago
> So far, I’m only aware of Ruby’s private modifier and Scala’s protected[this] which behave like this. If you know of any other languages, please email me! I’d love to hear about them. Rerouting throgh comments: Event if it's very
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by 3np 3y ago
I'm looking into options for syncing issues and PRs for local browsing as well due to the frontend performance regressions in GitHub. There's a hanging draft for it in Gitea (inb4 yes also Forgejo). https://github.com&#
761.
by 3np 3y ago
You don't mention where you're at. You're describing a major part of Software Engineering. Most reasonable university/college SE 101 courses will focus here. Which is to say, if you haven't (or it's been a whil
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by 3np 3y ago
I think the idea is rather that you would set it up on your own host. What you're mentioning could likely be alleviated by a properly configured caching reverse proxy.
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by 3np 3y ago
The topic is the software, not how the hosting deployment performs under HNHoD.
764.
by 3np 3y ago
Regardless of how good that project might be: No, we don't. Might be appropriate to store keys in Secure Enclave for some but a dedicated TPM (Yubikey/Nitrokey/Trezor/Ledger/etc) is often preferred. Some might want
765.
by 3np 3y ago
> You should have stopped the relevant timer unit, not the service unit that the timer starts. FTFY. Helps keeping them apart to not use the same word for both ;) systemctl disable --now unattended-upgrades.timer; systemctl dis
766.
by 3np 3y ago
Outgoing? You bet. Have you been out there?
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by 3np 3y ago
Thank you!
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by 3np 3y ago
Np! Actually, in case you're able to share some of those plays in any form, that could be very useful here, however niche :)
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by 3np 3y ago
My experience has been aggravated by being simultaneously affected by https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/11893 , which results in all zfs operations hanging (kill -9 is ineffective) until a power cycle. Thi
770.
by 3np 3y ago
Something like Delta Chat?
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by 3np 3y ago
Theoretically, if using the "it passes a graphical representation of the fingerprint back to the OS" models, it could be done if assuming a method to reliably derive strong cryptographic keys from a fingerprint scan. Reliably mapp
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by 3np 3y ago
Nomad falls square in the middle between Swarm and k8s in terms of operational complexity. While it's the closest for your use-case I can think of, I still feel it requires more resources to operate properly than what you're looki
773.
by 3np 3y ago
This consideration ins't really unique to pnpm but manifest in different ways across the package managers. Basically you have a choice between sharing or isolating state, specifically package cache, between containers. If you go full-o
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by 3np 3y ago
It makes perfect sense, especially given the goal stated just before: > I wanted a solution without default configuration, which would permit to admins to easily build their own, based on well documented examples. Then, only the abstract
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by 3np 3y ago
Comparing zfs/btrfs with ext4 is not entirely fair. They're in different domains when it comes to scope and features. To some extent, silent corruption in ext4 is expected but in zfs it's a bug.
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by 3np 3y ago
This is my understanding as well. These days we default to zstd, though.
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by 3np 3y ago
> French prime minister Elisabeth Borne asked that government workers "take all measures" to deploy Olvid by December 8. > France's junior minister in charge of digital, Jean-Noel Barrot, wrote in a social media post th
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by 3np 3y ago
> whether or not the filesystem attempts deduplication Unless I'm just parroting truisms here, dedupe is almost never a good idea and compression is a much more common case-by-case. > So personally I'd encourage messing arou
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by 3np 3y ago
Removing babel configuration will definitely cause some issues. Depending on your position on the ambiguous situation around TypeScript dependencies, so will *.ts.
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by 3np 3y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.14918 https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.04859

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