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3y ago
If you're currently building from source, presumably you have `-march=native` in your CFLAGS anyway, so you wouldn't gain any perf improvements from using the pre-compiled ones.
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3y ago
There are deep complexities to the war with Japan. The willingness of Japanese pilots to use kamikaze tactics provides evidence that they'd fight until the end costing, as you said, untold lives in the conflict. But we also cannot esca
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3y ago
I know this is a joke, but you can get a shocking amount out of a baofeng with a good antenna, a preamp and some good filtering. Whether that's worth it compared to just buying a more reliable radio probably depends on how much you wan
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3y ago
Is magsafe 3 actually anything more than the VBUS and CC pins for usb-c in a custom form factor? Apple od course doesn't document it, and I can't find any solid reverse engineering blogs about magsafe 3 (just magsafe 1 & 2). I
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3y ago
Better off unless you're targeting the SNES
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3y ago
https://docs.rs/typenum/latest/typenum defines a "reasonable" implementation of integer arithmetic including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division (and abs, and remainder, and a bunch of ot
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3y ago
Boeing has been selling off various parts of its manufacturing for years to investment firms, then contracting out to what used to be their own factories. They are intentionally de-integrating (disintegrating?). Some say this is for union-
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3y ago
Location: US, Oregon, Portland Remote: Preferred. Local commutes OK as long as not every day at rush hour. Willing to relocate: prefer to stay in PDX, but everything has a price Technologies: C++, Rust, Linux/Unix, x86 assembly. I know
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3y ago
It's typical for a datasheet, but when was the last time you were able to get a proper datasheet for the electronic components and devices you use every day?
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3y ago
I've seen this list before. It's useful to think about, sometimes. But falsehoods lists really need counterexamples to be useful in practice.
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3y ago
No municipality that is studying COVID levels in sewage is doing so in any way that could create or maintain a personal poop record. Moreover, using the phrase "sift through" - which is often used when discussing illegal or overbr
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3y ago
As others have said, certificate transparency seems to be doing some heavy lifting here. It reports subdomains for me that have never had a public CNAME or A record, but have had let's encrypt certs issued for internal use. It's a
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3y ago
[2020]. I remember laughing out loud when I saw this then, and I did so once again seeing it tonight. This is the sort of "Nobody should do this, but why not try it?" sort of programming project that I love to see. Using a languag
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3y ago
This is going to be a big deal. So many applications and appliances that have received bare-minimum updates won't get a new openssl major version. Expect new attacks on your shitty IOT devices in the coming year