Aissen

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721.
by Aissen 5y ago
It's a nice summary of the current situation, but I was a bit disappointed to find no new information.
722.
by Aissen 5y ago
Which in theory Signal supports; anyone tried it lately ? https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-Android/tree/master/repr...
723.
by Aissen 5y ago
Yeah, it must be because it's two years old and fell through the cracks. But source is available and it's fairly easy to host the two necessary files: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/alyssa/monotone-portraits&#
724.
Video game preservation, data hoarding, and Minecraft(twitter.com)
1 points by Aissen 5y ago|0 comments
725.
by Aissen 5y ago
> Might I ask where you found a $16/year VPS, and whether you'd recommend the provider? Here is how you can get the answer to this question yourself: $ dig <website-domain> you'll get its IP(v4) address.
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South African Brothers Vanish, and So Does $3.6B in Bitcoin Exit Scam(bloomberg.com)
179 points by Aissen 5y ago|138 comments
727.
by Aissen 5y ago
ECH (the new name of eSNI) is not even out of draft status yet, so it's misleading to put it on the same level as TLS 1.3 (although you did say it was not as widely supported, it's an understatement).
728.
by Aissen 5y ago
Meh, I'm a bit skeptic. Memory corruption of ring buffer could make it possible to inject exec syscalls. So, like any other memory corruption ? Also, io_uring already supports open/read/write which is often enough to convert
729.
by Aissen 5y ago
If I might add: kudos to Collabora, and its customers who were crazy enough to fund this.
730.
by Aissen 5y ago
Anyone has an exemple of a libre hardware business that did launch in Silicon Valley ? Seems that the two are opposites.
731.
Orange conclusions of the crisis that impacted emergency calls in France(orange.com)
1 points by Aissen 5y ago|0 comments
732.
by Aissen 5y ago
The only difference is this: > ‘covered platforms’ (companies that have a half-million monthly U.S. users and more than $600 billion in market cap) There are only 8 companies in the world that match the market cap. Probably 6 if you add
733.
by Aissen 5y ago
It seems you already know how hard ops can be, so you might already know that a little development effort can often go a long way into alleviating the ops tasks, which is a win for everyone. I'm not sure every developer knows, or under
734.
by Aissen 5y ago
Indeed, it's mostly a non issue. There are so many translators working for EU institutions, that I don't see how it would change much.
735.
by Aissen 5y ago
On the contrary, if the FAQ entry is honest (and this is the first question), then I'd say let them market it however they like. But I fully understand how one could get quite a marketed-bugs-fatigue.
736.
by Aissen 5y ago
A single Dyson sphere is not enough, no serious crypto bro would let go of the opportunity to build a Matrioshka brain.
737.
by Aissen 5y ago
We now know this is false: https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/27/22406303/imessage-android...
738.
by Aissen 5y ago
Just checked and I did not output lua code, but I used the AST to do custom static checks; only the js part did code output, and used babel-plugin-recast to get identical formatting.
739.
by Aissen 5y ago
Note that this fine is a settlement, it was negotiated and accepted by Google and the french watchdog. Some say it's because of how low-balling it is compared to actual damage.
740.
by Aissen 5y ago
I did this recently with both lua (luaparse) and javascript (babel), and this is a fundamental tool to have in your toolbox once working with large codebases. Javascript has great tooling for this (see AST explorer and all the different lib
741.
by Aissen 5y ago
I had commented on the wrong bug report. Tried again.
742.
by Aissen 5y ago
Sure. Just commented on the bug report.
743.
by Aissen 5y ago
It seems Accessibility measurement broke on web.dev/measure (the report mentions lighthouse 8.0.0): Background and foreground colors have a sufficient contrast ratio - Error! axe-core Error: Cannot read property 'filter' of u
744.
by Aissen 5y ago
If the traffic is tunnelled, then customers aren't really sharing their IP address, and undetectable at the network level. What remains is a purely legal question.
745.
by Aissen 5y ago
They pass interviews and accept full remote jobs. I've seen it happen. Some people moved to smaller cities at the start of the pandemic, so they have literally zero incentive to come back; they are even taking pay cuts if needed.
746.
by Aissen 5y ago
No, I was just curious how big a mining pool one had to have to pull it off. I invite you to do the same for ETH if you're curious about it.
747.
by Aissen 5y ago
I'm curious what it's like, so here is a small calculation. Some metrics: - 144 blocks per day are mined on average - the current network hashrate is 145M TH/s - a 100 TH/s rig is about $10k. The investment to be able to
748.
by Aissen 5y ago
Yup, for Bitcoin it would mean having the mining power of a big pool, indeed.
749.
by Aissen 5y ago
If you know you mine blocks regularly (e.g once per day or week), it's entirely doable. It's the miners who chose what transactions go into a block. In this scheme, the transaction is "secret", only one miner received it
750.
by Aissen 5y ago
One has access to the internet, the other has not (but has less info).

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