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Borg3
9mo ago
But you do NOT need to.. Read about Volume Licencing. You just enter the KEY and vioala....
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Borg3
9mo ago
Win2003 Enterprise does NOT need activation either. It runs smooth offline.
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Borg3
9mo ago
The biggest problem I hear from people running own MTA is monopoly of Google and Microsoft. If any of those will mark you as spam, its game over. You can have all the fancy DKIM/SPF/DMARC/whatever setup properly, it doesnt ma
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Borg3
10mo ago
Haha yeah, seems so a bit.. There is really no problem with IP reputations at all. If prefix is often moved and traded, just DROP it at edge.. because traffic will be malice anyway.. problem solved. The really valuable prefixes are those wi
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Borg3
10mo ago
Yeah I guess... But such question is not really intereseting.. Answer is simple, there is nothing behind it.. and people arent confortable with that answer. Hence "How" is more interesting and scientific..
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Borg3
10mo ago
Hehe yeah.. For me, its just inverted search for the God. There must be somethink behind it, if its not God, then it must be simulation! Kinda sad, I would expect more from scientist. The big riddle of Universe is, how all that matter loves
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Borg3
10mo ago
I am more curious why you actually care? Are you doing Ruby coding for living? This seems the only valid reason. I love Ruby, I write a lot of tools in it. When I need extras, I extend Ruby using C. Its easy to do and very clean. I even wri
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Borg3
11mo ago
At least, my Cygwin quickly complain there is sth wrong: % mkdir '//?/c:/test123 ' % ls ls: test123 : No such file or directory Still, ls work if test123 is shadowed. % ls -d test123* test123&#
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Borg3
11mo ago
Haha, It reminds me some old movie called Andromeda I think... Space human probe crashlanded on earth and contained some greenish patches of stuff on it. It was space dwelling orgamism that direcly used energy to matter conversion for growt
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Borg3
11mo ago
10:08:19 up 2218 days, 22:11, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 It just workz [;
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Borg3
11mo ago
it is very predicatable.. Every call it returns buffer, after 8 calls it wraps. I use such stuff in many places.. GUI programs.. daemons.. Most stuff are single threaded. If threads are used, they are really decupled from each other. Yes, y
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Borg3
11mo ago
If you want to return some precalculated stuff w/o using malloc() free(). So you just have 8 preallocated buffers and you rotate them between calls. Of course you need to be aware that results have short lifetime.
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Borg3
11mo ago
What different behaviour you mean? static in function means that this is just preallocated somewhere in data, not on stack nor heap. Thats it. Yes, its not thread safe so should never be used in libraries for any buffering. But in program,
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Borg3
11mo ago
Holy moly.. Thread safety.. Good point and Bad point. I myself use threads sparsly, so I dont intermix calls between threads..
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Borg3
11mo ago
No, because I did NOT do serious analisis of this. Nor I care, ask upper commenter.. C have some corner case and undefined behaviours and this stuff will make it worse IMO.
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Borg3
11mo ago
Yeah, kids like to waste time to make C more safe or bring C++ features. If you need them, use C++ or different language. Those examples make code look ugly and you are right, the corner cases. If you need to cleanup stuff on early return p
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Borg3
11mo ago
gcc (GCC) 3.2 20020927 (prerelease) It workz! ;)
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Borg3
11mo ago
It seems that people do NOT understand its already game over.. Lost.. When stuff was small, and we had abusive actors, nobody cared.. oh just few bad actors, nothing to worry about, they will get bored and go away. No, they wont, they will
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Borg3
1y ago
If there is indeed a lot of people using VPNs then way not to form darknet already? Ask interested site to peer with you. Peer with others, from overlay network, where you and interested parties will be in control. Its the only way imo. We
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Borg3
1y ago
Because its a consulting oportunity.
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Borg3
1y ago
Okey, fair point, more easy use for less network oriented people and maybe portability. Altough, I never want my Windows enpoint to do any complicated forwarding :) I use tinc-vpn so I have automesh out of the box.
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Borg3
1y ago
Whats the use case? Why not grab anything thats already working like FRR or bird or babeld? What benefits will Nylon have over those? I run myself Overlay VPN network and im just using RIPv3 + BGPv4.
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Borg3
1y ago
XenClient. I would really love to have some minimal OS HyperVisor running, and then you slap multiple OSes on top of that w/ easy full GUI switching via some hotkeys like Ctrl+Shift+F1. Additionaly, special drivers to virtualize Gfx an
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Borg3
1y ago
Hah, what a coincidence. I did small research today for heatmaps for my very simply graph lib for Ruby. I recommend this blog post: https://research.google/blog/turbo-an-improved-rainbow-color... I myself implemented 4
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Borg3
1y ago
Ah okey, different story :)
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Borg3
1y ago
Hah.. C as too high level :) Thats weird.. Its cool to design sth from scratch, like its own CPU, but it only makes sense if you really enjoy it.. Except, its waste of time. I myself live in retro computing abit, but it have it limits. Like
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Borg3
1y ago
Well, it is age thing, because young people start they experience in current tech and only those determined enough can take a look on past tech, how it was used and how it evolved. Thats always was minority.. There are just 2 kind of people
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Borg3
1y ago
I think you are mistaken. In nature graphs are never linear. They are curves, special type of curvers. They start slow, then they can grow lineary for a while, and then they switch to exponental growth. This is the case w/ everything i
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Borg3
1y ago
Haha, yeah I wanted to post very same question. Like WHAT? Maybe he have some retro computing in mind like WinXP (or Win7 at best). Win10 and up is uter crap.
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Borg3
1y ago
Im on the same boat :) But no worries. You can always build and use older git without rust. Of course, it will work for a while until those kids will change the proto for the "better". And being old and grumpy also means, you can
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