adriancr

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by adriancr 5y ago
I think the point is even a laptop from 2011 is acceptable for development. I wouldn't mind the power draw since its plugged in, the compile time either, cold compile 20s-2min is much the same for me, recompile where it counts is much
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by adriancr 5y ago
thanks, problem solved - now it's 1 minute...
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by adriancr 5y ago
I just did a test on my old Lenovo laptop... Intel i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80GHz # git clone https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep && cd ripgrep # cargo clean # time cargo build real 0m23,805s user 1m11,260s sys 0m3,8
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by adriancr 5y ago
> AMD's memory latency is already better than the M1's. Apple's soldered RAM isn't a performance choice: Careful what you are comparing, in your examples the other CPU is also faster. 3950x is a desktop CPU and is fas
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by adriancr 5y ago
I'm still assuming it's faster due to unified memory architecture, latest generation lithography and less on tailored behavior for their OS. An AMD/Intel using same soldered RAM next to CPU and same process node would give Ap
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by adriancr 5y ago
Intel isn't capable yet and they are pouring money and have all the incentives to get leading edge node... You think Siemens which has none of those will be capable to churn out leading edge fabs just like that? Lets face it, it's
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by adriancr 5y ago
Look at the cost difference... spacex 2.9B, Blue Origin 10.2B... even before comparing achievements and viability...
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by adriancr 5y ago
You can fix the hardcoded dns IP addresses. I just blocked all DNS traffic outside of directed to a dnsmasq container allowing only whitelisted hosts (I just allow netflix on smart tv) Next step is to block all traffic to IP Addresses that
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by adriancr 5y ago
This argument is flawed. By this logic we should see other companies using the same funds to achieve the same results. Yet all we see is boeing and others gobbling up the same funds with no/bad results. No point in discussing EVs since
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by adriancr 5y ago
The threat is not just external and controllable. Communist party rule will be in big danger if chinese people start blaming it for this clusterfuck. Externally, its not controllable, US invaded 2 countries after 9/11, it would be easy
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by adriancr 5y ago
it helps avoid the issue in the future... It would mean countries that have labs would either be forced to allow constant audits and reasonable regulations (such as don't have labs in cities) or face isolation. It would also mean quite
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by adriancr 5y ago
This was fun and a lesson to look at the code first before jumping into tcpdump/tracing
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by adriancr 5y ago
This goes against someone else not wanting to be tracked. (via someone gluing an airtag under their car, hiding one in their coat or whatever) I'll definitely look if a easy to use bluetooth scanner/tracker is on fdroid and build
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by adriancr 6y ago
or critters digging through walls and into your house
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by adriancr 6y ago
I assume it has the same longevity as things built out of mudbricks...
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by adriancr 6y ago
check out plantUML - nice text commands to create models, useful enough for the 'few boxes with arrows' use case that I also run into often.
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by adriancr 6y ago
I still see it used and use it myself. You sketch out simple diagrams of major modules and how they interact. That gives an understanding of what goes where and how things interact at high level. You dont detail each function/attri
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by adriancr 6y ago
By mearly backing up phone with cellebrite it may run exploits. Exploits may fuck up phone, backup and even cellebrite host os. As such, phone, backed up data and reports are useless going forward.
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by adriancr 6y ago
So, pick a band, 20mhz, set power to max allowable by country and pollute yourself as well. Go for 3/9 or something in between which would get noise but not significant. You'd be doing more damage yourself, 120 IoT devices would b
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by adriancr 6y ago
Where I'm from used to be communist... I have a good idea how it works... There's a way the country presents itself to its people and outside and the reality is most often very different.
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by adriancr 6y ago
not exactly, US outsourced polluting manufacturing to China and anything that could be done cheaper there through less regulations. Of course they will pollute more. Also, they're not exactly a democracy so people don't have much
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by adriancr 6y ago
(floc,ip) is for all intents and purposes unique. So just track that and you have your user. If floc changes - just look what floc is dead on that ip and match to that user. If IP changes in same subnet (ipv6 privacy extension) just match n
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by adriancr 6y ago
Umm... IP address + FLOC is enough to track people behind NAT... Enough to track after IPv6 address change.. (same subnet + same floc = same person) Even if FLOC changes you just link a new floc to old IP, if you never see the old floc and
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by adriancr 6y ago
He'd be a a lot richer if he didn't start giving away the Microsoft stock he owned. (think 49% of Microsoft at current 2T valuation) It's doubtful he has ulterior motives as you say.
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by adriancr 6y ago
There's socialism and then there's communism, the difference is night and day. Only way communism was socialist was that everybody was starving except party elite. Everybody was equal under the watchful eye of big brother... prais
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by adriancr 6y ago
What's surprising is that he gave away 49% of microsoft which would have made him the first trillionaire at current valuations... I hope that was given as stock to the foundation... I cant even fathom those sums let alone giving them t
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by adriancr 6y ago
Imagine if Microsoft were Chinese or Japanese or based in the EU. Would that have been better? Also, Bill Gates revolutionized the computer industry and brought a lot of wealth and power to the US and control of a good industry. The fact th
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by adriancr 6y ago
> Entrenched money stabilizes the world. It stabilizes the world into a corrupt distopia where those people rule only to entrench themselves and their friends (incompetent and malign as they are) What you are describing is the old feudal
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by adriancr 6y ago
> The aristocrats and oligarchs of the olden days might have been corrupt, debauched and half-useless, but at least they knew it. Corruption is an incredible poverty multiplier, combined with debauched and half-useless is just insane. Li
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by adriancr 6y ago
It was accepted as bug / missing feature. Then the OP started complaining... that it's taking too long to fix, that ffmpeg developers are not paying attention to his bug... etc, all while ignoring everything said to him That perso

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