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by als0 4y ago
You compile and install them using Xcode.
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by als0 4y ago
Why is this university spending money to make basic apps instead of working on research?
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by als0 4y ago
Sorry but where did I say that a monopoly is illegal?
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by als0 4y ago
Of course, this is all about authentication convenience and keeping the attacker bar high. The mask attack is a lot more expensive/difficult than printing out a photo (too easy).
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by als0 4y ago
From your link, iOS is at 25% https://stockapps.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/market-domi...
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by als0 4y ago
> Unfortunately Howdy does not have control over these IR emitters Wasn't sure if "does not" means can't, so I did a search and discovered this interesting development: https://github.com/boltgolt&#x2F
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by als0 4y ago
Here's what I don't understand. Microsoft had (and still has) a monopoly on desktop computer software. Like 90% of the market. The anti trust concern was that they could abuse their position to gain dominance in another market, su
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by als0 4y ago
Some cameras have depth sensors to defend against the printed photo attack. Are they easily useable by Howdy? FWIW, Windows Hello refuses to work without one of these sensors.
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by als0 4y ago
SensibleSideButtons is great, though I wish it was part of the OS in the first place.
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by als0 4y ago
It is real
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by als0 4y ago
If you can manage a day trip to Cambridge (about an hour from London), you should visit the excellent Museum of Computing History http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/
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by als0 4y ago
But Apple sells solutions and experiences, not components. They’re not going to let other OEMs build computers using their chips.
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by als0 4y ago
When you're the only game in town, brand doesn't matter so much.
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by als0 5y ago
The Cloud Security Alliance is assuming something powerful enough shall exist in under 8 years. https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/press-releases/2022/03/09/...
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by als0 5y ago
Sounds like what's normal for a mid aged Intel Macbook.
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by als0 5y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_UNIX_Specification "system developers generally aim for compliance with POSIX standards, which form the core of the Single UNIX Specification"
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by als0 5y ago
From what I know about the graphics industry, it's not necessarily about losing your IP, it's about exposing your IP for litigation. There are some big patent trolls out there as well as some very well known names who will exercis
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by als0 5y ago
No system is truly safe. That doesn't mean anyone should give up.
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by als0 5y ago
> While macOS isn’t POSIX-certified, it is Single Unix Specification UNIX 03 registered and compliant. This sounds wrong. Isn’t POSIX a mandatory subset of the Single Unix Specification? Hence it is inherently certified.
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by als0 5y ago
I’m very excited about the challenges explored in the SCION project and recommend having a look at their site and papers https://scion-architecture.net/
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A Matter of Taste(nasa.gov)
1 points by als0 5y ago|0 comments
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by als0 5y ago
Ah I realise I meant RDSEED
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by als0 5y ago
> or whether x86 hypervisors tend to provide RDRAND support. One issue that I've been wondering about is how safe this is. Presumably you can't let a VM use the RDRAND directly because it could starve the entropy of other VMs.
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by als0 5y ago
I've enjoyed reading their thoughtful guidelines for common forms and pages. On the whole, it all seems like good advice that can be applied to any website. They also talk about the pain points and potential research areas. Here's
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by als0 5y ago
I remember the Barrelfish OS was trying to tackle this problem head on https://barrelfish.org/
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Why am I building a programming language in private?(drewdevault.com)
100 points by als0 5y ago|69 comments
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by als0 5y ago
Fellow: Do what you want
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by als0 5y ago
TSMC today is already full. What is your point?
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by als0 5y ago
Well said.
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by als0 5y ago
Chip designers will use fabs at Samsung or Intel.

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