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by als0 6y ago
Most governments require safe cars. The easiest way to show they are safe is to show how all aspects of the car adhere to IEC 61508, a widely accepted international standard. Within that there are various safety ratings that are expected. A
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by als0 6y ago
ASIL D certification isn’t comparable to mobile phones.
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Godocs.io Is Now Available(drewdevault.com)
7 points by als0 6y ago|0 comments
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by als0 6y ago
There's an interesting rumor that says AMD is building an ARM SoC for OEMs...
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by als0 6y ago
> Apple only allows webkit and safari clones on their platform. Firefox runs on macOS
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by als0 6y ago
You're thinking of 32-bit ARM machines. The 64-bit ARM software story is very different and I have yet to find an arm64 laptop that can't boot a different OS.
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Become Shell Literate(drewdevault.com)
512 points by als0 6y ago|330 comments
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by als0 6y ago
> Standardized parts and a well defined firmware interface (and thus "standard" bootloaders instead of a multitude like on ARM) UEFI comes with some ARM SoCs and uptake is increasing. U-boot will still be popular on the embedde
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by als0 6y ago
Is there a Linux version of Half Life Alyx without Proton?
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by als0 6y ago
Does anyone know a tool that can make architecture diagrams similar to the one in this article?
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by als0 6y ago
I read the EEtimes article[1] and find it surprising that they claim to beat the Apple M1. They don't say how, though... [1] https://www.eetimes.com/micro-magic-risc-v-core-claims-to-be...
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by als0 6y ago
Fuschia as well. Looks like a good foundation for the future of Android.
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by als0 6y ago
Sure, you wouldn't necessarily get OTA updates for stock firmware, but doesn't LineageOS provides its own OTA updates?
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by als0 6y ago
Why is apple capitalised?
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by als0 6y ago
> but effectively a completely new architecture variant added to Linux before you can even boot. This sounds wrong. At most it may need a custom bootloader, which can then load a regular arm64 kernel plus the required drivers for Apple s
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by als0 6y ago
They have the bandwidth for some pretty big firmware/OS updates, though. This would be a fraction of that size. They download blacklists already for their inbuilt AV. Also if they use something like Git then only the changes will be do
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by als0 6y ago
> Multitasking is a prime example: I end up using my girlfriends iPad Pro about once a week, and for the past year I have not managed to internalize how to reliably manage split screen modes and the like. I'm still shocked that the
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by als0 6y ago
I've been wondering why CRL couldn't be used if the OCSP goes down or no reply is received. That way you get the benefits of both. Any reason why this would be a bad idea? Also are CRLs really that bad in practice? I know it would
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by als0 6y ago
The title should reflect the BBC's title "lost for 20 years"
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by als0 6y ago
It's a mix. The keystore is apparently in hardware but there is Pluton firmware to manage it.
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by als0 6y ago
That's actually a really neat idea. I had no idea Dolphin did that.
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by als0 6y ago
All ARM64 servers use UEFI and any SystemReady compliant board too. Sadly no desktop computers yet.
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by als0 6y ago
I guess the only other compelling thing is that UEFI works the same across multiple CPU architectures like x86, POWER and ARM64
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by als0 6y ago
Not thought this through but if enough clients vote on who is a spammer then servers could indicate that an email might be spam. To some extent this might already be done when you voluntarily mark something as Junk or Spam in a webmail clie
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by als0 6y ago
Why are you using legacy BIOS? It has been obsolete for a long time and is disappearing https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/11/intel-to-kill-off-th...
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A few ways to make money in FOSS(drewdevault.com)
4 points by als0 6y ago|1 comments
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by als0 6y ago
I've used S/MIME email within a company and on one occasion to another company. It was underpinned by a CA model. These days, obtaining a certificate for your client is not more difficult than obtaining an app password (some provi
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by als0 6y ago
Can you provide a source? Everywhere I've looked just shows MRS and MSR instructions, which are standard ARM instructions with platform specific operands/results. It can only be a custom instruction if the disassembly shows it&#x2
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Ask HN: How to accelerate the adoption of secure email?
5 points by als0 6y ago|7 comments
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by als0 6y ago
They are additional model specific registers, not instructions.

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