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721.
by als0 6y ago
> It's not old enough to be "Retro" yet, but I want to stay here for a while It's old enough to not get any security updates. Doesn't that concern you?
722.
by als0 6y ago
This HN post is about relays not exits.
723.
by als0 6y ago
Which country do you operate in? One issue in some of the Western world is that your IP becomes blacklisted by some websites. There's also the issue that some ISPs cut you off for running a relay (yes, not an exit node).
724.
by als0 6y ago
> 3. There's no reason a dedicated x86-64 dongle can't be sold for ARM-powered Macs that need to run software that hasn't been ported yet. It would be a spectacular coup if those x86-64 dongles had chips made by AMD but I
725.
by als0 6y ago
The ISA is defined by ARM, vendors can't directly change it. The actual properties of the chip is up to the vendor e.g. cores, caches, subsystems.
726.
by als0 6y ago
The following Nordic chips seem to have gone through some security evaluation https://www.psacertified.org/certified-products/?_company=no...
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by als0 6y ago
> 2GB is a bit limiting for the modern web unfortunately This saddens me...
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by als0 6y ago
> Although the Thinkpads are long not anymore IBM products, somehow I was still hoping for the closer connection between hardware and OS know how in the form of the IBM-Red Hat relationship would trickle through. Red Hat isn't missi
729.
by als0 6y ago
It's one of the shortest professional privacy policies I've read.
730.
by als0 6y ago
Does anyone know why specifically the UK? Has it been rolled out in the US already?
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by als0 6y ago
> It's why people turn to wolfssl and mbedtls, right? I tried to use a single algorithm from OpenSSL for an embedded project and seems like it needs hacking for all the dependencies to be met. I gave up. With mbedTLS it was done wit
732.
by als0 6y ago
Amazing, thanks! Seems like a rock solid emulator.
733.
by als0 6y ago
Also the 2015 13" rMBP is still a great design even today.
734.
by als0 6y ago
Debian aarch64 has been working well on the Raspberry Pi for a while now. Good to see Raspbian catching up.
735.
by als0 6y ago
> [1] But they're fixing this, yay! I can't find a link now but there's a project to decentralise SELinux policy. Perhaps it's still an internal-only Red Hat project. +1 this is sorely needed and I wasn't sure if
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by als0 6y ago
There have been studies which suggest that phishing your own staff has significant negative effects. I have trouble finding the study names but the NSCS website has a good article about it: https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/blog-post&
737.
by als0 6y ago
As the sibling comment mentioned, it's a very slow network and known Tor entry nodes are blocked in certain countries. The network could become faster if more people around the world ran relays, but it's becoming more difficult to
738.
by als0 6y ago
Cautionary tale: we’ve been here before with JVM CPUs like Jazelle. They didn’t take over the world.
739.
by als0 6y ago
> often any slight change causes the entire stack to fall apart Arguably this is one reason why containers are popular in the first place. Devs don't want to spend time dealing with dirty environments.
740.
by als0 6y ago
Indeed, with either macro-op and micro-op fusion microarchtecture some of the performance costs are amortised.
741.
by als0 6y ago
Not just price and speed. The original motivation behind RISC was to make a chip that was simple enough to fit all the functionality onto one die. However, chips have been on a single die for many years, so that's no longer an advantag
742.
by als0 6y ago
I'm curious to know how well unsupported titles work.
743.
by als0 6y ago
Before your comment I thought the more likely reason that Microsoft qualifies games is to reduce the amount of development and support effort needed for their emulator. Even Halo 1 struggled to get some good framerates, IIRC.
744.
by als0 6y ago
It's a shame that they whitelisted such a small selection of titles (on 360).
745.
by als0 6y ago
Cannot wait for the Tiberian Sun variant (currently under development).
746.
by als0 6y ago
Check out the OpenRA project https://www.openra.net/
747.
by als0 6y ago
Hardware used to be so exotic!
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by als0 6y ago
I recommend reading the past HN post and thread "Don't write documentation in Markdown" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22675165
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by als0 6y ago
> My goal was to ensure that we have collected from as many potential sources of randomness as possible to ensure a quality initial seed for userspace random number generators. So, it includes everything, including sources considered &qu
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by als0 6y ago
Love this guy's writeups and his blog in general. I'm interested to know whether he uses the Surface Go as a daily driver.

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