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They are a textbook example of how to make terrible investments. They are definitely a shadow of what they used to be.
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I think MbedTLS requires a memory allocator, which if true then BearSSL seems quite attractive. At least for simple scenarios. The advantage of MbedTLS is that it's starting to have more support for hardware accelerators.
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> I still don't get how he managed to be CEO of multiple high-complexity companies One can assume he knows how to delegate.
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Signal is a nonprofit though. They shouldn't be under pressure to create business.
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4y ago
Just because it hasn't been updated in forever doesn't mean it needs to be. I get the feeling that people get bored with a design and expect a design refresh.
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4y ago
Did you press Translate?
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4y ago
You can try it out on the main website https://c2rust.com where they have a web version. Unfortunately it isn't working (HTTP 503 error)
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4y ago
The headline is obvious bait. Europe doesn’t have a plan. Europe isn’t even a country. This is just an interview with the founder of Skype.
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4y ago
Can’t use Zoom inside a terminal.
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4y ago
Wow, this looks awesome. Thanks.
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> That comfort doesn't last very long Low resolutions aside, headsets are still way too heavy and bulky, at least in my experience. Some even get quite hot. I can imagine that the weight and heat could be solved over time, but the b
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> If you look at SBSA, it has server in the name. There is now a generic BSA https://developer.arm.com/documentation/den0094/latest (not server specific)
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> Unfortunately, UEFI/ACPI or simliar seems to be going nowhere in the ARM world What do you mean by that? Every ARM server has UEFI/ACPI, and it's now looking like every new PC using ARM will include it out of the box. Th
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I'm interested to see if this includes an example of harnessing Rosetta-based x86 translation from within the Linux VM. Here's the full documentation https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization&#x
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Fails to build for me on macOS Monterey. It seems like you have to wait until macOS Ventura.
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Aside from password rotation being a very questionable practice, it actually can cause productivity loss. In a big organisation like mine it can take up to 48 hours for a password change to synchronise across all the internal services. Ther
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4y ago
For long and complex documentation with a lot of tables, standard Markdown just isn't good enough. ReStructured Text was very capable and we used it a lot for PDF manuals and specs. It seems like not many people know about it. I'm
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What’s insane about the current one?
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What do they look like?
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Even the App Store version of Signal is allegedly not the same as what's in the open source project. So unless you compile and install the applications yourself, there's no way of knowing anything.
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Part of the reason is that Itanium hardware has always been expensive. You need the full hardware to compare against (not just CPU but also to test firmware and OS). A number of years ago I was interested in kickstarting QEMU development fo
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Sadly it's not precise enough.
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> is it fair to say it's "wide open to FI attacks"? By FI I was referring to the broad spectrum of FI, including clock glitching, voltage perturbation, in addition to UV and EMFI.
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Have to say that Ubuntu LTS with the Firefox web browser drastically reduced the number of support calls I'd get from my parents, who used Windows 7 before. Of course, as soon as you start messing with packages or doing more advanced t
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Unless you're using a smart card or secure element, then your CPU is wide open to FI attacks. You can mitigate some types of FI attacks using software modifications, but doing so at the source level makes the codebase horrendous. Hardw
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Makes me think of “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler” by Einstein. There’s a limit to how much complexity a good design can hide. Complex software that come to mine are package managers, disk partitioners, sec
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They can start by looking at the excellent documentation from FreeBSD, Gentoo, and others.
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To be fair, the game still seems to be in early stages and the latest gossip suggests a 2025 release date.
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> 1. The sound mix has a huge dynamic range now, and lots of action scenes are mixed in with quiet conversation. Set the volume down, and you miss the dialogue. Set the volume up, and you wake up the neighbors. I've found this reall
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Oh wow, I haven't seen this before. I guess Apple don't really advertise this. Thanks for sharing.
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