Kenji

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by Kenji 3y ago
That sounds like a terrifying position to be in.
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by Kenji 3y ago
This is not true at all. I'm running Linux and I am alerted by the HDD LED when it lights up and then I realize that I left the BitTorrent client running or something like that. But in regular browsing and using the device, the LED is
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by Kenji 4y ago
Yes. UBS made an _amazing_ deal right here. They bought out their biggest competitor in the country, blessed and assisted by the government, for pocket money. Someone's gonna celebrate on their private yacht after this masterstroke.
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by Kenji 4y ago
As someone who works in Embedded Firmware and integrates WiFi modules: Regulatory Domain or RegDom is usually related to radio emission settings. Each country has certain (subtly different) laws about which radio frequency may or may not be
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by Kenji 4y ago
Is there any place on the entire planet that _hasn't_ become more authoritarian in the past, say, 5 years?
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by Kenji 4y ago
Very true.
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by Kenji 4y ago
Isn't M3U8 simply a playlist? What could you possibly put in a playlist to warrant that?
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by Kenji 4y ago
Imagine having CSAM inserted in your videos, then getting persecuted for it. Oh wait, they already scan for it, good on them.
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by Kenji 4y ago
It warns a few seconds ahead of time. The tsunami appears a few minutes later. What are you gonna do, build a concrete tsunami wall in a couple of minutes?
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by Kenji 4y ago
Hello you absolute legends!
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by Kenji 4y ago
Have you ever wondered what a "moved-from" object [0] in C++ contains? In Rust, such objects are inaccessible due to enforcement of the compiler. In C++, they are accessible. Have you ever wondered what performance implications th
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by Kenji 4y ago
We don't notice any easing in the embedded devices industry. In fact, things are as bad as they ever were right now.
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by Kenji 5y ago
What do you even mean with "if we allow this precedent to be set"? The precedent has long been set. This man's life is completely ruined, and so is his health. They hunted and imprisoned him for a decade, based on complete bo
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by Kenji 5y ago
Yes, that's normal. If you're not logged in, HN serves you a cached version that is a couple dozen seconds old. That's super fast. If you're logged in, HN has to generate the page based on the previous actions and proper
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by Kenji 5y ago
> The researchers note their findings conflict with ongoing campaigns to promote trust in science as a way to fight misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic, mask-wearing and COVID-19 vaccines. If you trust in science, you know that or
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by Kenji 5y ago
That's complete bullshit propaganda and you know it. Remember how the govt simply pushed Covid surveillance apps to Android users without their consent? Yeah, try that on a bare Linux phone.
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by Kenji 5y ago
Sounds like your mother is obsessed with control and worry.
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by Kenji 5y ago
Basically it remains "stuck" in position and completely stops moving, even if I wait 5 minutes. Poking it causes no reaction. I can just pick it up and put it away. It is either dead or it passed out.
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by Kenji 5y ago
That's interesting. I seem to kill small mosquitoes when they bite me. I've observed it multiple times. It lands, it bites and it becomes completely unresponsive. Because I was drunk at the time, I chalked it up to blood alcohol c
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by Kenji 5y ago
They will lose a lot of smart people like this.
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by Kenji 5y ago
The driver situation is super tough. Modern phones are full of proprietary shit and nobody is willing/able to reverse engineer all of this, and things like documentation and data sheets aren't really available.
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by Kenji 5y ago
Boycott this retarded organization. They're more concerned with defending their little symbol than helping those in need. The red cross was literally equivalent to "health" and that's why health kits that instantly heale
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by Kenji 5y ago
It still is, but you no longer get educated at school ;)
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by Kenji 5y ago
Isn't the "or any later version" clause super dangerous? What if a party somehow takes over the FSF and publishes a GPLv4 which is completely permissive? This seems like a time bomb. Am I misunderstanding something?
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by Kenji 5y ago
The fingers are out of focus. No amount of image resolution will correct for out of focus optics at the time the photo was taken. The fingerprints are nowhere to be found in this picture. So clearly something is bogus about the claims in th
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by Kenji 5y ago
You usually have a Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV). Depending on crate this has to be set higher or lower. Of course you try to support old Rust compilers as long as possible, but you will bump it up once in a while. Rust has become f
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by Kenji 5y ago
I am maintaining part of a popular Rust crate. Working on existing Rust code and modifying it is a pleasure. It's a lot of fun and I wouldn't trade it back for C++ in a million years.
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by Kenji 5y ago
I can highly recommend this tool. A few years ago, I ran it over our shell scripts and it gave us many good recommendations and even found some bugs. I learned a lot about shell scripting during that time. Really, I cannot recommend it enou
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by Kenji 6y ago
As if that wasn't super obvious to everyone except fascists.
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by Kenji 6y ago
All problems in NP seem to be hard to solve and easy to verify. This is actually a really common property.

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