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IceyEC
10y ago
what's added by describing it as hand -curated over curated?
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10y ago
With some things you can get a hash of an iso from the true source and compares that to the downloaded iso
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10y ago
Have you seen MAAS (Metal as a Service) from Canonical? Paired with Juju, it's fairly easy to deploy OpenStack on metal servers...
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10y ago
I'm one of the lucky 10,000 today :)
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Von Neumann Defense Force source code is now available
(hannobraun.de)
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Children win right to sue US government on climate change inaction
(treehugger.com)
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10y ago
I first read that as "Shh, they're on a troll"
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10y ago
Most importantly, you can pass the blame to the third party organization rather than bringing that in house
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10y ago
Now that stack overflow is memory safe!
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Moving, Cloning, and Copying Coloring Books in Rust
(jeenalee.com)
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10y ago
The files that fast.com has you download ARE chunks of video files :)
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10y ago
This seems to be using Electron's text-to-speech so presumably, it's a wrapper around Google?
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10y ago
As long as you're willing to relicense your proprietary code as GPL
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Test setup and teardown in Rust without a framework
(medium.com)
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Open standard that can fit any 19” Rack
(open19.org)
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Ask HN: Where should we go?
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10y ago
I think the parent is saying less that you don't need valgrind, more that you get it for free. I can take a program I'm writing in Rust and run it through valgrind, or other debugging / profiling tools written and designed fo
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10y ago
I've got ECC (unregistered but still) in my "consumer grade" desktop[1] today, and have for a while; while many motherboards don't say whether they support ECC or not, some do and most AMD CPUs do as well. [1]: http:&#x
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10y ago
Unless, like their example, you only send email occasionally. In the case that you send 1 email per year, you could hit every one of the listed providers without ever seeing a bounce.
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Your Neighborhood Black Hole Power Plant
(medium.com)
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11y ago
But it isn't; you can yank a crate on crates.io and that will stop new installs but it will still be available for installs that have it in their Cargo.lock file
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11y ago
I think it's generally called an oracle and are usually very useful when it comes to breaking crypto
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11y ago
Servo is still the largest Rust project
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11y ago
in one second.
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11y ago
Not all speech is protected: Holmes's famous phrase means that not all forms of speech are protected. For example, the First Amendment does not protect obscenity, child pornography, true threats, fighting words, incitement to imminent
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11y ago
Mac Mail already will use client certs to authenticate with GMail: https://i.imgur.com/gTE6tkt.png
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11y ago
please actually use example.com. It's a domain intended for this usage (including with email!).
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Shamir's secret sharing in Rust
(github.com)
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11y ago
This is correct, hidden services are fully encrypted from the users browser to the tor relay running the hidden service
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11y ago
I was under the impression than MP4 could have all of its format specific headers at the end of the file just as well as the beginning according to the spec.
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