Aissen

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by Aissen 7y ago
That's something for which we might want to see the raw data: to sort by region, see other percentiles, analyze whether it's bunnycdn's connectivity ? Also, it might be nice to be able to re-do the tests; better yet: have a w
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by Aissen 7y ago
Which results might be different on smaller machines than on bigger machines, which have different tradeoffs. Scalability isn't linear.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Because it's standard industry practice, that's OK then ? Argumentum ad populum. You struck a good deal because of your ext4 maintainership and unique resume ? That's survivorship bias.
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by Aissen 7y ago
gregkh said at Kernel Recipes this year that "we have a micro kernel and nobody noticed" while talking about eBPF.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Use native Android sharing to open a link in an app that has registered it.
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by Aissen 7y ago
I use this open source app to solve this with any app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.audioattack...
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Paged Out Issue #2: a magazine about programming with one article per page(pagedout.institute)
5 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
938.
by Aissen 7y ago
The answer is in the parent's comment. They used protobufs, so I guess there's no JNI, just a simple RPC over a local socket.
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YouTuber account stolen by fake software vendor sponsor and being sold publicly(twitter.com)
7 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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Dolphin Emulator Builds Repeatedly Detected as Malware by Windows Defender ML(twitter.com)
1 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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EU Commission imposes antitrust measures on Broadcom in TV and modem markets(europa.eu)
2 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
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EU Commission imposes antitrust measures on Broadcom in TV, modem chip markets(europa.eu)
2 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments
943.
by Aissen 7y ago
No question of how the walled garden brought that. But the walls are too profitable to tear down now. It was never about user protection.
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by Aissen 7y ago
People call that "punishing" but it's nothing of the sort: it's just exercising a fundamental right to access whatever data companies have on you. If they didn't do the work to automate this 3 years and half after t
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System76 Will Ship Linux Laptops With Coreboot-Based Open-Source Firmware(forbes.com)
570 points by Aissen 7y ago|271 comments
946.
by Aissen 7y ago
For context, I think it's an answer to this open letter from GNU developers: https://guix.gnu.org/blog/2019/joint-statement-on-the-gnu-pr...
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Epic CEO says it won't ban Fortnite players for taking a stance on human rights(twitter.com)
446 points by Aissen 7y ago|107 comments
948.
by Aissen 7y ago
That's the probabilistic aspect of password cracking :-). In addition, I'm not sure if it's 2 years with 2014 GPUs (when he did the initial cracking), or today's GPUs.
949.
by Aissen 7y ago
Waiting a year for a driver fix for such a basic feature on widely used hardware, it makes Linux driver woes feel like a walk in the park.
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iPhone 11 performs 134% faster than best Android flagships on Speedometer 2.0(twitter.com)
7 points by Aissen 7y ago|1 comments
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by Aissen 7y ago
Lots of quid pro quo indeed, no harm done :-) I want to add an answer that to those saying that gives information about Apple: it only says that somehow, one team inside Apple has setup a CI (badly written script) with maybe 5k tests (from
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by Aissen 7y ago
And how would you be contacting Apple, from your little 3-person startup in Paris ? You assume they have the means or contacts to do that; and IMHO the tweet is not that aggressive. It's been done before, (e.g Intel has been called out
953.
by Aissen 7y ago
Never attempted to make the move (friction, sizeable vimrc). I've mostly been using the distro builds, which for neovim often meant an outdated version. I can also admit that I've benefited from the project, even if I've neve
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by Aissen 7y ago
I want to take a moment to thank the Neovim authors, as a VIM user. Thanks to you, VIM has felt the pressure and greatly improved, including the vim 8 async plugin feature (which has now trickled-down in all distros). I can now use coc.nvim
955.
by Aissen 7y ago
These are just unsubstantiated assertions. Fingerprinting does exist, but what you're saying is that there might be methods we haven't foreseen that will be implemented to improve DPI analysis and tampering. So what ? Do nothing i
956.
by Aissen 7y ago
It's true hope isn't the proper answer. But IANAL is.
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by Aissen 7y ago
Re: the contract, let's hope you're wrong. Re: privacy: by not having lying DNS or no NXDOMAIN, there is also less tracking (say, fingerprinting in ad web pages). And in the ISP's case, you're assuming they already do DP
958.
by Aissen 7y ago
It is indeed. We'll see if Mozilla's lawyers are good at writing contracts once the Mozilla vs Oath case resolves: https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/12/05/mozilla-files-cross...
959.
by Aissen 7y ago
This is a gross over-simplification. Cloudflare is required by contract to respect your privacy, which is much stronger than even the privacy laws have here in the EU since it addresses everyone, not just the EU population: https:/&#x
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Welcoming Android 10(android-developers.googleblog.com)
1 points by Aissen 7y ago|0 comments

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