Asmod4n

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421.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Breaks networking on High Sierra. No Browser works anymore. curl stops working. git doesn't even trigger its asking window. Power usage doubles when networking is used too. After uninstalling it the kernel crashes. Sad.
422.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Snow Leopard was only as good as you remember at its final release, two years later.
423.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
I mostly only own Apple stuff because of the privacy reasons (and that their are the only company which got scrolling animations/feel right)
424.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
The test mentions the floating and comes to the same conclusion as i: it takes time to get to the floating position and that adds to the latency.
425.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Autocorrect gets it data from all iOS/macOS users, so "just" a few million ppl have to correct it back so it changes for everybody :/
426.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Works with El Capitan too.
427.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Tested it in the terminal with "su - root". Doesn't help. Or does one need to reboot after it? UPDATE: No effect after rebooting.
428.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Once you disable the root account you can log in without a password again :/
429.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
if you disable the root account you can log in again without a password, even when you set one.
430.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Doesn't help to disable it, you have to change the password. UPDATE: if you disable the account after setting a password, a login without a password is possible again ..
431.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Works with "su - root" too in a Terminal.
432.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
The moment Oracle bought ZFS and Java Apple ditched all plans for both.
433.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
This is most likely never the case, because there are way too many versions of each library.
434.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
The Windows Defender Team is working to get it sandboxed.
435.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
There is no need for the US intelligence do to that, looking at the choices Telegram made on its own.
436.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
I wonder why it took them so long to use persistent connections for events. Watches in etcd were so bad, they needed a full http request respond cycle for each event. And when you weren't fast enough to reconnect again you could miss e
437.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Safari on iOS allows extensions for ad blocking. Mozilla made one too afaik, or the EFF.
438.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
Its sadly not strict enough what it accepts, got a buffer overflow quite easily. So you probably shouldn't use it for user supplied data.
439.
by Asmod4n 9y ago
How does it compare to LMDB?
440.
by Asmod4n 10y ago
aes is hard(impossible?) to do in constant time without special cpu instructions.
441.
by Asmod4n 10y ago
so long and thanks for all the fish
442.
by Asmod4n 10y ago
By looking at their websites i have no idea what their product is about.
443.
by Asmod4n 10y ago
Safari has lower than 1% CPU Usage when running it.
444.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
during the last years, master wasn't building a couple of times, it usually got fixed in a couple of minutes.
445.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
Yes, that should be enough, be wary of $PATH issues tho.
446.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
multi-device sync means you have to store the private key in the "cloud", or something else which could directly identify you.
447.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
I can only recommend webmachine here, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/webmachine/webmachine.gith... . (it starts at b14) This is actual code drawn out as a state diagram. It's officially available for Erlang and
448.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
there is no source code, yet.
449.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
Win10 IOT core needs ARMv7. The latest Ubuntu with ARMv6 support was karmic (9.10) Forgot about arch Supporting ARMv6.
450.
by Asmod4n 11y ago
The only modern distro it runs is Raspbian. Ubuntu and Kali don't run on it let alone Windows 10 IoT core, same goes for Arch and pretty much everything else. This is a ARMv6, for which most distros stopped support several years ago if

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