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by als0 6y ago
Sounds like it's a stone throw away from being packaged by someone as an Electron app :)
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by als0 6y ago
It's interesting that there's no mention of Intel SGX in this blog post.
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by als0 6y ago
Not at all. SEV has been broken many times and by more trivial means [1-3] [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1805.09604.pdf [2] https://regmedia.co.uk/2019/07/10/amd.pdf [3] https://w
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by als0 6y ago
Here is the moment where Steve Jobs receives the harsh question https://youtu.be/GnO7D5UaDig?t=3022
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by als0 6y ago
Blendle does a lot of things really well. It'll be a real shame if it doesn't survive due to the market conditions.
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by als0 6y ago
It truly was horrendous.
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by als0 6y ago
Indeed. I don't imagine games that are designed for two thumbs, like Fruit Ninja and Flappy Bird, are going to contribute significantly to the Mac's gaming experience.
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by als0 6y ago
What do you think of the keyboard? I'm still lovingly holding on to my 2015 MBP which has keys that actually travel. For context, the last new Mac keyboard I tried was the butterfly variant.
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by als0 6y ago
> it has the upside of also running iOS apps natively I've been thinking about this lately, and I wonder who the audience is. For example, I've had a Chromebook that can run Android apps for a while now, but I've never wan
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by als0 6y ago
As far as first-gen issues are concerned, I don't think Apple has a bad track record compared to other companies. Which first gen products were bad?
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by als0 6y ago
> I thought they actually started offering them as of recently? Indeed they do. Support will try to give you credit instead so you need to be insistent on getting your actual money back.
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by als0 6y ago
I'm in a sad situation where I want to support GOG but choose Steam because of their superb (just click Play) Linux integration. After many years I'm just tired of tweaking Wine/Lutris profiles. I'm really hoping GOG wil
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by als0 6y ago
It already does run on ARM64 but it is only available to OEMs, meaning that you can't buy it as a consumer. And it only runs on some specific SoCs, most of which are Qualcomm ARM chips. Things are likely to change as more actual ARM64
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by als0 6y ago
Personally I think servers are hard to get into because you rely on scoring big deals against Intel/AMD and the shipment volume is rather small compared to other markets. However, being able to provide decent ML to cars, cell towers, b
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by als0 6y ago
> GNS is based on the principle of a petname system and builds on ideas from the Simple Distributed Security Infrastructure (SDSI), addressing a central issue with the decentralized mapping of secure identifiers to memorable names: namel
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by als0 6y ago
That's like saying AMD chips aren't x86 processors.
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by als0 6y ago
Need passwords greater than 4095 characters :)
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by als0 6y ago
Does that include open or closed GPU drivers?
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by als0 6y ago
Does anyone know what's the best way to try out an original IRIX system? Aside from buying an Indigo and disks.
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by als0 6y ago
I'm a big fan of WASM. And I imagine that a naive but functional implementation is easy to make. However, as the web becomes increasingly heavy over time, there will be pressure on the dominant browsers to accelerate WASM, and they mig
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by als0 6y ago
I think the grandparent's point is specifically against embedded scripts rather than JavaScript itself, since it can be used to make HTML less like a document, and there's also the proverbial can of worms where you automatically r
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by als0 6y ago
Cool project, some questions. In the README, Quit is a button but doesn't appear to be consistent with the syntax of other buttons like ['Calculate']. Is there a reason for this? Also, how do you bind buttons to functions?
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by als0 6y ago
> There is no theoretical reason that anything is hard to change about software There are practical scenarios where upgrading or changing software is logistically difficult. In those cases, a good design can really go a long way and last
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by als0 6y ago
> it may be about the same size as the old SE I want this to be true but I doubt it very much.
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by als0 6y ago
There’s also the issue of the huge amount of white space within the files table. And the lack of centre alignment of the table.
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by als0 6y ago
> If it hasn't passed CI and status checks, it shouldn't be in your default branch The number of broken master branches I’ve seen on Github is astounding. So I find the CI status indicator to be very useful.
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by als0 6y ago
Technically speaking Bootcamp was only developed to support Windows. Apple has no motivation to support any OS.
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by als0 6y ago
> I wonder, why nobody mentioned Patrice Bellard's BPG[1]. Isn't it Fabrice Bellard?
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by als0 6y ago
All their chips have a Secure Enclave, so yes. That doesn't mean Linux won't be able to run, it just means Linux won't be able to use any of the Secure Enclave's secrets.
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by als0 6y ago
Windows 10 only runs on x86 or Snapdragon ARM SoCs. Too early for Bootcamp.

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