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by Freaky 6y ago
> Clang has it although I've personally never tried it due to the horrible rigamarole of setting it up. -% scan-build10 make scan-build: Using '/usr/local/llvm10/bin/clang-10' for static
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by Freaky 7y ago
Though it's pretty immature, nushell has a similar idea, with its own internal data model being streams of structured, typed data: https://www.nushell.sh/ And back to nix commands, libxo is used by a chunk of the FreeB
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by Freaky 7y ago
I think you still get symbols for libstd without that. I can see why that would lead to confusion - stripping a plain --release build still saves a few MB.
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by Freaky 7y ago
> Check out this excellent visualization by Thomas Hurst showing how parameters influence each other: > https://hur.st/bloomfilter/ Blush . However will I cope with all this extra traffic? One common way to
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by Freaky 7y ago
Previous versions are still free, just hidden behind a survey.
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by Freaky 7y ago
Er, no, on all counts. > But those are not science fiction. Stories based on physics and maths are not science fiction? Are you feeling OK? > If you tell a story that is within the limits of what we know to be possible with the knowl
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by Freaky 7y ago
> And it's hard sci-fi because they were AIs made of protons, not actual fairies Does mentioning your faeries are made out of atoms stop them being fantasy? > That's how it goes with sci-fi, innit. You can come up with anyth
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by Freaky 7y ago
Link, along with much of his other work: https://rifters.com/real/shorts.htm
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by Freaky 7y ago
> Cixin Liu, like most other hard sci-fi authors, and everybody else who thinks about those things, seems to assume that lightspeed is just as problematic for everyone else as it is for us humans. ... the primary weapon of the Trisolans
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by Freaky 7y ago
I pulled them into a Golomb Compressed Set: https://github.com/Freaky/gcstool
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by Freaky 8y ago
zsh has a SHARE_HISTORY option: http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Doc/Release/Options.html
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by Freaky 8y ago
You can disable legacy support by not generating any RSA keys, or by building with DISABLE_LEGACY.
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by Freaky 8y ago
New deployments should be with 1.1 using its new protocol. https://www.tinc-vpn.org/documentation-1.1/Simple-Peer_002dt...
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by Freaky 8y ago
And NetBSD: http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/
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by Freaky 8y ago
http://www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=6116 Maybe we just need the right sort of developmental pressure.
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by Freaky 8y ago
> Oh right, I was wrongly thinking you'd have to memcmp the whole size of the filter. Yeah, it's just k single-bit lookups - ideally you do something to get them into clusters, like dividing the database into sub-filters, so yo
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by Freaky 8y ago
> a bloom filter for 502M entries and a false positive rate of 0.1% ends up as a 800MiB large filter With that sort of FP rate it's not really much use beyond filtering API calls. I'd suggest 2GB[1] as a more sensible minimum.
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by Freaky 8y ago
I wrote a Rust tool to process the downloaded hash list into a compact (29GB -> 1.5GB) database that can be efficiently queried: https://github.com/Freaky/gcstool I made a start on a Ruby port too: https:/&#x2
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by Freaky 8y ago
res, err := http.Get("wcpgw") defer res.Body.Close() ... panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference [signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x40 pc=0x5ed9af]
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by Freaky 8y ago
It's notable that 1.9 came with a significant performance boost, so there was a good practical reason to want to upgrade. People were motivated by the prospect of their code running twice as fast - sure, the language was improved a bi
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by Freaky 8y ago
It's actually a thing: https://developers.cloudflare.com/1.1.1.1/dns-over-https/clo...
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by Freaky 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/4pbc01/iama_founder_o... > Is there any plan to do a source-code release of any of the games you've re-released? > We have released the source to Strif
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by Freaky 9y ago
That's a pretty disingenuous way to present what was said: > I have put the team on a hiatus while we reassess our path so that we can return to our vision. We are taking a break, but NOT ending the project. Please accept my persona
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by Freaky 9y ago
https://www.pcgamer.com/nightdive-talks-system-shock-remakes... > "Our intention is to ship exactly the game that was promised, with as much of the features that were promised as we can, in a timeframe that will get
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by Freaky 9y ago
One of the nicer bits of borg is the ability to restrict it to append-only mode, which limits the damage compromised hosts can do. e.g in authorized_keys: command="/usr/local/bin/borg serve --append-only --re
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by Freaky 9y ago
Restic's threat model assumes trusted systems - the ability to make a backup also implies the ability to destroy and tamper with existing ones. Tarsnap has fine-grained access controls which can severely restrict hosts: https:/&
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by Freaky 9y ago
It unfortunately doesn't seem to work properly with Storage Spaces. It can account for about 2% of the used space on my 50%-full thin-provisioned D: drive.
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by Freaky 9y ago
You don't need to wait for BIOS updates to install microcode - install sysutils/devcpu-data and sysrc microcode_update_enable=YES
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by Freaky 9y ago
Nah, they list all the models around it, like the L5640. This is basically the same CPU with 100MHz shaved off it. They're system-pulls off eBay, and appear to be some specialist OEM part - note they don't appear on ark, they go
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by Freaky 9y ago
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU L5639 @ 2.13GHz Not listed :/

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