Zuiii

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by Zuiii 3y ago
What happens to the salary of the CEO if google doesn't renew their deal? Fire the remaining engineers there?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
We're in the process of doing the opposite. Wish we had chosen the right tool for the job from day one.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Yep, CGP Grey did a good (and entertaining) video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erp8IAUouus
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Not only that, they wont even release all the information needed to it for certain applications. The x86 platform is far more open than raspberry pi ever was.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> why does their announcement upset you so much? Why do you assume this specific announcement is what upset me? Why do you assume this has anything to do with their product marketing strategy? Why do you assume I wouldn't have gotte
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I'm tired of information being vague, under-specified, or only available under NDA (if you're lucky). I'm not stupid enough to hop on this ride again. Are there any fully open (in terms of schematics, firmware) RISCV rpi-&quo
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Their models are not open source. They made them available under terms that they can change at any time. Even source available products like Unity have more predictable terms.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> Israel is not honouring these agreements. Israel has a long history of not honoring international treaties. Look it up. It's surprising that people are still surprised by this. Maybe we should make history classes mandatory for di
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by Zuiii 3y ago
It's not surprising when you consider that significant portions of the lands they claim are theirs are occupied in violation of UN treaties. This also doesn't factor in the long list of war crimes they committed. To me, harboring
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by Zuiii 3y ago
An async runtime should have been a core part of the language from day one. Yes, make it user replaceable if you want (like the allocator) but one must be provided by the standard library. No buts.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
All stupid people think they are right. Give me one concrete AGPL case that justifies their aversion. Anyway, it's their loss.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Given it's ridiculous license, how can we? I'd rather accept meta's proprietary "open source" license that deal with that nonsense.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
One can avoid the most egregious security concerns (rce) if software vendors use slightly slower libraries to render their images. Avoid libraries written in C. It'll almost eliminate all rce and your users will be safer because of it.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
A depending on the size of a "populated area", the density can be far lower than a crowded race track.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I can't help but feel sorry for the children and the adults of the UK. People around the world will mostly ignore this bill (and rightfully so) but the people living there will have to live with this broad, poorly defined mess.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
The problem I had with flatpak and the immutable approach in general is that I can't modify them in ways that aren't supported by the developer. For example, I use decsync to sync my calandars but as far as I can tell, it's i
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> The Fables comic books and graphic novels published by DC, and the storylines, characters, and elements therein, are owned by DC and protected under the copyright laws of the United States and throughout the world in accordance with ap
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Sorry, you're right. I mistakenly thought this issue was solved by a later standard.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I'd also add insecure DNSSEC implementations that allow you to "walk" the entire record chain for the domain.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Those tangible security benefits will remain in place unless you, the device owner, go out of your way to disable them. I recommend replacing your misplaced sarcasm with a real counter-argument or not commenting at all.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Yes, and that is irrelevant. If the owner can fully control his or her device then so should NSO. That's why well-designed hardware tends to have hardware-enforced hardware input to override security settings. In the past they were sim
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by Zuiii 3y ago
They should also guarantee that OEMs will not leave the Chromebook bootloader locked once those 10 years of automatic updates are over and they should release the source code for their drivers. My android is useless after 3 years because go
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Ballsy to pull this stunt when Godot is so close to hitting critical mass (see Bender). Is this them seeing the writing on the wall and cashing in?
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by Zuiii 3y ago
> How so? I think uBO has a pretty nice UX for what I want to do. I'm happy for you but I think uBO has a horrible UX for what I want to do.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Yes, and that's exactly why other people including myself still use it.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
No, you are.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Given where the group is headquartered, I doubt it. That unacknowledged aerial platform will remain firmly planted on the ground until the next defenseless target is chosen.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
Congratulations, you've turned tinyurl into a free web hosting service.
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by Zuiii 3y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37401155 (raises the same point)
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by Zuiii 3y ago
I genuinely wonder what lead them to choose a word that, by definition, is so far removed from the concept being described? If we accept how this law wants to redefine Theft, then trespassing, squatting, illegal parking, and many other viol

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