Cloudef

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811.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Use something else than gnome. Gnome devs live in their own bubble
812.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Yeah, you can blame CSD for that and mutters lack of supporting SSD.
813.
Mutter: XDG-Decoration Support (2018)(gitlab.gnome.org)
1 points by Cloudef 6y ago|0 comments
814.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Alacritty should support window decorations on wayland. What compositor are you using? Note that alacritty prefers server-side decoration, but some compositors don't implement it like GNOME's mutter[1], in that case it will draw i
815.
by Cloudef 6y ago
I think i still rely on ragel more. Its based on lots of research and the author knows the problem area very well.
816.
by Cloudef 6y ago
I was about to ask the same question
817.
by Cloudef 6y ago
WebExtension support might make me consider this over qutebrowser.
818.
by Cloudef 6y ago
It's called separate processes or unshare after new thread.
819.
by Cloudef 6y ago
>A link to a web page where you say thank you to security researchers who have helped you. Remember to include " https:// ". This sounds like mafia
820.
by Cloudef 6y ago
It's possible to also configure bemenu with BEMENU_OPTS env variable. I usually create wrapper script in my local bin path however, as that method will work universally with any program.
821.
by Cloudef 6y ago
>For the simple reason that we are no longer in the '80 where everything was a stream of text, and a shell that can manipulate complex objects is fantastic. Stream of bytes is the only sane thing to do. Nothing keeps you from not ha
822.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Yes, for linux filenames are just bytes. Apart from / and NUL characters it doesnt care what you give it, nor does it mangle them anyway, its the only sane thing to do.
823.
by Cloudef 6y ago
OSX has even more annoying problem that it decomposes unicode: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5581857/git-and-the-umla... Many fun times trying to copy/move/remove a file and not being able to do so
824.
by Cloudef 6y ago
I actually like using radare2 the most. (It can also use ghidras decompiler)
825.
by Cloudef 6y ago
When swift was still young the only mysql library available for it did the same mistake. The memory safety sure didnt help here... Sure enough i had to roll my own code.
826.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Get a debugger and disassembler. Read their manual.
827.
by Cloudef 6y ago
That's like saying driving car into a wall full speed should not kill you
828.
by Cloudef 6y ago
No, the bug was in code that was feeding input to ragel [1]. Ragel itself was fine. (Ragel also can output to non C languages). I've used ragel myself extensively and it's really rock solid, I've fuzzed the state machines it
829.
by Cloudef 6y ago
As a C programmer, i can say that most of the json libraries fail on simple fuzzing test, or do some other idiotic stuff like trying to handle numbers (and doing it wrong of course). We have awesome parser generators such as ragel, yet peop
830.
by Cloudef 6y ago
This sounds like a potential attack vector.
831.
Show HN: Various process memory related utilities for Linux(github.com)
2 points by Cloudef 6y ago|0 comments
832.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Tim sweeney is just a big asshole to be frank
833.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Plan9 sort of does the latter (crypto in its own process and so on)
834.
by Cloudef 6y ago
CoreData is such a awfully engineered piece of software with bunch of pitfalls that you are much better just using SQLite directly.
835.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Thanks, ill try it
836.
by Cloudef 6y ago
I tried to use this but half of the commandline stuff doesn't work, there is no warning or error messages, screenshots don't get saved anywhere. Back to trusty old scrot I guess.
837.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Every time i have to use mouse heavy interface I just lose the motivation. It feels like in GUIs you just spend most time searching things, while with cli and plain text files you can easily search existing examples and documentation for re
838.
by Cloudef 6y ago
It's also possible to use darling on linux to develop for iOS. Very unsupported and unofficial path though. That said I hate iOS and Android development with passion. Both have managed to lock their development ecosystem in big clunky
839.
by Cloudef 6y ago
Check out bipscript. You can use carla to host vst as lv2 plugin. http://www.bipscript.org/
840.
by Cloudef 6y ago
They become pretty much essential when reversing or debugging a program you dont have source for.

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