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by als0 7y ago
It was easier already. From what I hear setting up shop in the UK is more straightforward than doing the same thing in France.
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by als0 7y ago
Potentially, although OSXFUSE only works on old macOS versions now.
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by als0 7y ago
macOS provides an API called Hypervisor.framework for virtual machine managers like Virtualbox. It means they don't need kernel modules anymore. QEMU also uses it for acceleration.
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by als0 7y ago
The enormous selection of Pidgin plugins (e.g. Discord, Office365, IRC, etc) also makes it really hard for me to give it up for a prettier program like Dino. I hope Dino supports at least OTR encryption.
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by als0 7y ago
As long as you don't control the JavaScript that handles your keys, they can do whatever they like.
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by als0 7y ago
What's the throughput like on a Raspberry Pi?
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by als0 7y ago
I want to believe you but it seems that no matter what happens to Facebook they seem to consistently emerge unscathed.
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by als0 7y ago
I find the change in direction particularly interesting. Intuitively, virtualization would have been one of the first and easier suggestions for any system. But they decided to take on the monumental task of implementing a translation layer
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by als0 7y ago
Linux Subsystem for Windows would make a bit more sense...oh wait...
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by als0 7y ago
What's your definition of ageing? Does "prevention of organ failure" fit the goal of defeating aging? I'd bet the answer would be 'no'. I find the idea of advanced prosthetics and cybernetics to be more plausib
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by als0 7y ago
Perhaps it's being open sourced because there's no longer a market for this sort of thing.
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by als0 7y ago
> ARM is already challenging it. They have ARM-64 servers now. Here's a place selling them, from a quick Google search: https://system76.com/servers/starling From the site "Starling Pro ARM is currently un
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by als0 7y ago
Anything in excess is simply unhealthy. Advising people who aren't addicted to quit is not good advice.
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by als0 7y ago
I'd really like to use this but without a Google account. Hopefully this will be possible one day.
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Blade Runner game re-released after 22 years(gog.com)
1 points by als0 7y ago|0 comments
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by als0 7y ago
Once configured, the IMA appraisal subsystem in the Linux kernel can ensure that only signed code executes.
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by als0 7y ago
> POSIX should probably be replaced when the time is right. Everyone loves to bash POSIX. The idea of replacing it lingers on, but has anyone considered the idea of updating POSIX to remove the gnarly parts? This is a somewhat incompatib
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by als0 7y ago
Cool site! Just one thing, my hand hurts from endlessly scrolling the scroll wheel. It takes about 5 seconds of scrolling to scroll past the sun. Has this been designed for Apple trackpads?
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by als0 7y ago
I've been to the ruins, which are atop a lovely park. It's a real shame that it never got rebuilt.
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by als0 7y ago
Flash was on approximately 30% of websites before. It's hard to understand the argument that it was unpopular amongst devs.
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by als0 7y ago
> Modern JavaScript addressed these issues, hence its popularity over Flash I think that while this is technically true, technical adequacy didn't lure developers away from Flash player. I believe that the real turning point was whe
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by als0 7y ago
I didn’t realise. That’s great!
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by als0 7y ago
I do wonder from time to time why Elementary can’t be an installable package rather than an OS...
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by als0 7y ago
> The difference between ARM and x86 is that there's no standardized ARM interface between the motherboard and the CPU—no ARM equivalent to ACPI. Every integration of an ARM CPU into a board is bespoke. So you have to buy "a bo
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by als0 7y ago
Taking it a bit too literally. 10+ years is a lifetime in the tech and gaming industry.
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by als0 7y ago
We live in a world where patents can be extended almost endlessly. Intellectual property is also treated in the same way, and I think unless there's a big cultural shift in company incentives this will remain for a long time to come.
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by als0 7y ago
SELinux is part of Linux. FreeBSD has its own mandatory access control framework.
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Firejail: Sandboxing Untrusted Linux Applications(github.com)
1 points by als0 7y ago|0 comments
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by als0 7y ago
> What we needed, in this case, is a strong Zero-knowledge proof (without transferring password) system that does mutual authentication on the client & server. I've not heard of SRP before, but it seems like it's trying to
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Platform Security Architecture (PSA)(developer.arm.com)
1 points by als0 7y ago|0 comments

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