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by altmind 8y ago
No arguing with that - yes, selinux/uid permissions were somewhat wonky. But google did the job and paid its price isolating the programs and it works right now. Can we consider the problem of android app isolation aldready solved?
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by altmind 8y ago
yes, I'll try to sum up the article as i understand: * better process isolation * stable hw/driver api (this is a huge mistake in linux, agreed) * less historical craziness(who likes fork()?) * more micro-kernel some of the things
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by altmind 8y ago
I've heard the following opinion on the internet: "The sole reason Fucsia OS exist is so google can release GPL-free android sometime in the future" How do you feel, is there anything behind this claim?
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by altmind 8y ago
they used bootstrap, which is responsive by default, but they disabled the responsiveness with body{min-width: 1200px;}, they are actually fighting their framework, disabling the acceessibility features that are already there.
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by altmind 8y ago
its hard to tell if it's irony or not
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by altmind 8y ago
Is 6% realtor fee a norm in USA? Isn't 2% the old, established base?
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by altmind 8y ago
Hmm, but arent there low-voltage DC server PSU? I know that a lot of network gear(cisco) can be powered by 48V DC. Quick googling shows there are a lot of options like these. I dont see how designing own server form factor is a better solut
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by altmind 8y ago
I meant backbone network provider. As to oppose to consumer ISP.
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by altmind 8y ago
The orignal author mentioned how good AWS worked for netflix, but did not mention that netflix rolled their own content delivery system in part because of high traffic cost with all the major cloud providers.
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by altmind 8y ago
This thread only compares ROI of hosting in cloud with building own datacenter and laying own oceanic fiber(!!). The option of using a colo and magistral ISP somehow fell through the cracks. Of course building one datacenter and own oceanic
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by altmind 8y ago
It seems that secret blocking now only affects MTS and RT. There are alternative outbound channels in russia, for instance TTK, so protonmail may be available for somebody.
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by altmind 8y ago
The article already mentions this, but I want to re-state that Geekbench results do not correlate with real world prefroamance and systematically favor ios. The community never received explanation from the authors on these discrepancies, s
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by altmind 8y ago
I remember days when you can not tip in uber app and It was a articulated feature that tipping is not requited.
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by altmind 8y ago
my #1 working with existing code bases is you need to get debugger working. nothing can explain the processing workflow better than tracing the execution. also having any kind of schemas, protocol definitions and tests can help grasp whats
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iOS Core Trust Bypass, Jailbreak for A12 devices(CVE-2019-7286, CVE-2019-7287)(gist.github.com)
3 points by altmind 8y ago|0 comments
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by altmind 8y ago
I urge the mods to correct the title. Maybe: Linux<4.20.10 af_alg_release use-after-free vulnerability[CVE-2019-8912]
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by altmind 8y ago
Systemd is great if you/the company are developing your own software that need to be daemonized. Its easy to write/copy one .service file for all the distributions than to create some shell scripts/service descriptiors for a
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by altmind 8y ago
>Because most people against systemd will keep saying that the old init system was ok, they don't move forward trying to provide a true alternative. The problem with systemd it is not just an init system. Its network-state-aware, de
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by altmind 8y ago
It would be nice to have access to the raw performance data, all 30 days, all 1485 tests. This report is missing even the full list of regions tested. The rest of the data is heavily processed. Surprised to see Azure having straightest rout
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by altmind 8y ago
Splunk offers self-hosted solutions as well. They can be made compliant. I wonder if splunk sales in russia were any significant. Probably less than 0.1% of total sales, all for no culture of using/buying licensed software and high pur
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by altmind 8y ago
Exactly my thoughts - instead of one datacenter class gpu, you can use multuiple desktop components for better performance and more performance per buck. I've seen some sweet supermicro 2U chassis that can fit and run cool four 2080Ti.
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by altmind 8y ago
>The Huawei engineer attended the supplier meeting with four Huawei researchers in tow. The Huawei team spent the next hour and a half pressing the supplier for details about the Apple Watch, the executive said. the bar for trade secrets
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by altmind 8y ago
Can somebody elaborate on what GUI framework this project is using? On windows, the text sometimes is so blurry that it reminds me of WPF(?)
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by altmind 8y ago
I think the points are fully paid by avg 21% APR, $37 late fees, interchange fees, foreign transaction fees(2%) and ATM fees on credit cards. Its just greed.
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by altmind 8y ago
while its true for amex, i dont think discover fees are any higher than visa/mc. square lists discover fee 1.56% – 2.3% and visa fee at 1.43% – 2.4%. of course, fees are negotiable and much less for the physical retail. durbin amendmen
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by altmind 8y ago
jquery also returns a promise
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by altmind 8y ago
esp32 boards(not a devboard, but rpi is not a devboard too) starts from $4.42 with free shipping on aliexpress. yet you are right - less ports, slower, less memory, no linux and a different microarchitecture.
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by altmind 8y ago
or some language with the runtime. for example, c#?
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by altmind 8y ago
When you parse back the result of this, you are not getting Date back.
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by altmind 8y ago
Except that you cannot encode pretty valid Double.NaN or Date(), which is showstopper for many. I remember mongodb started with json, but switched to in-house bson pretty early because of the json limitations.

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