Hello71

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by Hello71 8y ago
> The hot water in your water tank may contain an excess of salt deposits This is clearly impossible due to conservation of mass, unless you're claiming that the water heater is so hot that it causes nuclear reactions in the water.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> G+, the social network used internally at Google Ouch.
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by Hello71 8y ago
file-backed mmap is by definition not related to overcommit, because the memory is committed by the file.
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by Hello71 8y ago
That, uh, doesn't sound right. None of your networking equipment can do auto-negotiation?
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by Hello71 8y ago
That's not a complaint about static linking though, that's a complaint about library embedding. Lots of Professional Enterprise Software as well as poorly designed games use a buttload of dynamic linking, but a few patches here an
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by Hello71 8y ago
https://github.com/FineUploader/fine-uploader/issues/1881 was open for more than a year. There were some proposals, but I assume that all of them imposed conditions that the author considered unacceptable. Fo
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by Hello71 8y ago
bcachefs is specifically trying to avoid the btrfs garbage fire by building slowly on top of well-tested bcache. I am confident it won't end up like btrfs where RAID5/6 is still horribly broken yet people claim the filesystem is t
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by Hello71 8y ago
a button for toggling the font?
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by Hello71 8y ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17006848 tl;dr "additional functionality" yes, and also some missing functionality.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Seems like a very Windows tool. By that I mean it's a full "application" to do what could be done in about 15 lines of shell script: #!/bin/bash set -e pid=$1 if [[ "$pid" = *[^0-9]* ]]; then
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by Hello71 8y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Ambivalent Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, shell, Rust, Python, networking, others Résumé/CV: https://alxu.ca/resume.pdf Email: see resume
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by Hello71 8y ago
Hibernation?
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by Hello71 8y ago
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by Hello71 8y ago
No, because it's even worse than that. "management software, user interfaces, application program interfaces, automation software, monitoring software, backup software, storage software and hosting software" encompasses every
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by Hello71 8y ago
Or you just configure your power button to shut down the computer.
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by Hello71 8y ago
That helps check that you don't receive spam (and even so, rspamd is much weaker when applied to only one account). It doesn't fix sending other people what looks like spam.
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by Hello71 8y ago
I'm pretty sure it's allowed, it's just that you'll get caught in every spam filter. I don't know if they've considered that problem, or they're just hoping that using the same IPs long-term will fix the p
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by Hello71 8y ago
according to Mikrotik, the firewall is off by default, but the web interface also listens LAN only by default. this is a more secure configuration because it prevents people going "hurr durr firewall breaking muh videos" (in part
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by Hello71 8y ago
yes, you can also dump toxic waste into the river, and that "works" just as well, but it makes you a bad citizen. of course, most people don't care about that, so it takes other people to force them to stop dumping.
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by Hello71 8y ago
This doesn't seem to support actually exporting C-compatible functions.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Also, while Mikrotik security practices are not great (as I recall, before this vulnerability, admin passwords were stored in plain text), by default, I think zero services listen on the WAN port. Owners must specifically configure their de
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by Hello71 8y ago
the cpu trigger has been in the kernel since before 2013
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by Hello71 8y ago
The MAC OUI archives are, as pointed out in the very first paragraph on the README, already public knowledge and have been for a very very long time. All competent MAC address randomizers have a function to keep the current OUI, and most ha
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by Hello71 8y ago
Most cards nowadays support at least one ad-hoc and one infrastructure connection. Sometimes they have to be on the same frequency though, but it certainly wouldn't be hard for Apple to just buy one that supports multiple frequencies.
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by Hello71 8y ago
That may be the stated goal of the system. Any system, however, has an underlying goal of sustaining itself. If that's by accomplishing its stated goal, then great. If it's by suppressing criticism of itself, then that's just
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by Hello71 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/357/
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by Hello71 8y ago
It is mostly correct, but fails to elaborate on the culture of prosecutors leading to these kinds of results, instead painting them as "prosecutors suck". http://reason.com/archives/2016/06/23/c
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by Hello71 8y ago
Yup, better kill fiat currency! https://www.thebalance.com/the-biggest-one-day-forex-major-m...
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by Hello71 8y ago
> Same difference if Oracle ends up suing you for recreating Java APIs. Not at all. In a copyright case, you can argue fair use, as Google did.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Ah, yes, I forgot to mention that. This is basically Firefox learning from Chrome's mistakes after 10 years, just as Chrome learned from Netscape's mistakes. Chrome added in-browser support to profiles, then Firefox added preferen

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