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by Karliss 6y ago
Even without abusing preprocessor or C++ templates you do something as simple as global array char a[1ULL<<30]={1}; Initialize at least one member so that it gets placed in data section instead of bss resulting in binary size more or
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by Karliss 6y ago
Abusing version control and CI service as database sounds like a way for ruining it for open source projects that actually need it. The recent Travis thing didn't happen without reason.
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by Karliss 6y ago
I wonder what's the motivation behind this fork. Embarcadero is the company currently maintaining and selling Delphi dev tools. They also have their own commercial C++ IDE. Is it treated as demo App for their own toolchain.
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by Karliss 6y ago
It can also display 2-dimensional xy paths by selecting two data series.
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by Karliss 6y ago
This has potential advantage of being able to register the thing you label in a database.
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by Karliss 6y ago
Can't the storage thing be explained by other cloud providers having storage solutions that are compatible with Amazon S3 API?
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by Karliss 6y ago
Once you get to execute arbitrary code there is little you can't do that the real program can, but unless everything is very bad a vulnerability won't allow you to directly execute arbitrary malicious code. A buffer overflow might
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by Karliss 6y ago
From what I understand BSD has a feature which verifies calling address of syscall and blocks if it doesn't comes from libc thus achieving similar result to your suggestion with randomization.
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by Karliss 6y ago
One more major change is that raises c++ compiler requirements to c++17.
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by Karliss 6y ago
The compression is as good as the compression tool you use on farbfeld file. From description this looks like BMP with less features. Since it is part of suckless project I am quite sure that there indeed is nothing more to it.
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by Karliss 6y ago
ODR and linker removing multiple copies of symbol with the same name and deduplicating function with different names but identical bodies are two different techniques for two different purpose. Modern C++ toolchains will do both. Linker ch
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by Karliss 6y ago
Haven't tried it myself since I switched away from NVIDIA, but supposedly initial support for the NVIDIA specific interface was added in KDE 5.16 and Gnome 3.31 both released last year might not be available if you are on a LTS distro.
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by Karliss 6y ago
At the same time some people are using plugins like limelight and goyo too see less in their vim setups.
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by Karliss 6y ago
That's still 5-10 times higher than lithium based batteries (0.3-1MJ/kg) and those are being used in cars and almost good enough for some airplane use cases. Heat engine efficiency isn't as good as electric motors, but it isn
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by Karliss 6y ago
Error reporting has room for improvements. "parse error: 1:0" isn't very useful. What's worse half of the time "1:0" doesn't even seem to be correct line number.
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by Karliss 6y ago
Some of the cases can now more easily be handled using costexpr if.
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by Karliss 6y ago
I surprised that Project Zero waited the last 30 days for disclosure since Github themselves publicly announced at 1. October that the whole searching for magic strings in stdout as RPC channel is broken by design. When I saw the announceme
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by Karliss 6y ago
C++ template provides features that rust generics don't. I am not a Rust developer so correct me of some of these have been recently added. Rust generics being stricter would be something like them allowing to use only methods provided
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by Karliss 6y ago
Do the things listed in first paragraph of page linked. This crate makes it easy to both: * Write UEFI applications in Rust. It (UEFI) provides an early boot environment for OS loaders, hypervisors and other low-level applications. * Call U
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by Karliss 6y ago
A few years ago there were some articles on doing vectorized emulation using avx512. Not exactly as much parallelism as GPU but still a step in similar direction. https://gamozolabs.github.io/fuzzing/2018/10/
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by Karliss 6y ago
It does provide 32-bit packages for multiple Linux distros and Android. So 32 bit computers seem to be supported.
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by Karliss 6y ago
Today I learned that there are other aspects for CSPRNG beside the stronger definition of unpredictability. Wikipedia mentions inability to calculate previous values in case the hidden internal state gets revealed. So I assumed that top que
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by Karliss 6y ago
Looking at your and other comments there might be confusion about definition of unpredictability. Unpredictable for user which is pretty low bar or unpredictable using best known mathematical techniques and available hardware. Wouldn't
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by Karliss 6y ago
After searching for a while was able to find it, but it wasn't easy. Seems scammy to claim that you get x minutes in their main pricing page without even an asterisk. Imagine going to store buying 1kg of fish and after paying them givi
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by Karliss 6y ago
You don't need a dedicated server running macOS, which would be more problematic as you say. There are plenty of CI services supporting macOS. Looking at the pricing sheets of CircleCi, Github actions and TravisCI. CircleCI was only on
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by Karliss 6y ago
In many EU countries author has inalienable rights: right to be recognized as author and name to be appropriately stated if author desires it, right to permit or prohibit modifications of the work, right to revoke the work, but doing so req
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by Karliss 6y ago
First time hearing about GitHub not ignoring a spam report. Me and other maintainers of a project have reported a dozen users making obvious junk PR and issues containing few random words and all other activity similar random junk. GitHub d
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by Karliss 6y ago
Generating the core logic for different target is one thing but the UI code if it is written for specific target is a different thing. Haxe has many game libraries that would allow doing that with little or no changes, but in this case LEd
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by Karliss 6y ago
Aren't concert tickets "Goods and Services Outside of the App:"? Thinking about it more, aren't most person-to-person experiences outside the app?
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by Karliss 6y ago
Most of those IT workers probably know Russian and English languages. Knowing both of them you can both get an IT work in Eastern European countries and deal with everyday life. I don't think language barrier is that big of a problem f

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